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Vicente Sala
Добавлен 14 сен 2013
Vintage Tennis clips with more attention to 60`s and 70´s.
All my movies recorded in Super-8 by my shelf in the 70´s have been digitalysed and edited; VHS tapes edited as well when special interest for tennis fans.
Recent videos published as well from diverse tournaments.
All my movies recorded in Super-8 by my shelf in the 70´s have been digitalysed and edited; VHS tapes edited as well when special interest for tennis fans.
Recent videos published as well from diverse tournaments.
The volley: a tennis lesson by Tony Roche (edited in Spanish)
Tony Roche had the best backhand volley ever seen according to experts and he is showing in this clip how to hit properly the ball. Watch carefully the way he´s approaching the net and how he´s finishing the points after his remarkable wide services... they are tennis gems for fans. Ken Rosewall adding some comments as well and good images & comments showing A Ashe, S Smith, J Newcombe, J Connors, G Vilas, V Gerulaitis, F Sedgman, B Teacher, P Dent and M Edmondson, all of them great players. The clip has been edited from my VHS tapes in Spanish; there is NO commercial interest.
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The service: a tennis lesson by Tony Roche (edited in spanish)
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Tony Roche showing how to hit the service, either flat, slide or with kick. Some examples performed by great players like A Ashe, G Vilas, V Gerulaitis, J Newcombe, J Alexander, B Teacher, E Goolagong, J Connors... and Roscoe Tanner (hitting an impressive wide service). This clip has been processed and edited from my original VHS tapes and published with NO commercial interest.
Doubles, a tennis lesson by Tony Roche & Ken Rosewall (edited in spanish)
Просмотров 4026 месяцев назад
This is a tennis gem. Good footage with John Newcombe and Tony Roche playing together at Manly Lawn Tennis courts. Funny comments listened to Ken about mate Lew Hoad (golden boys). Stan Smith serving very close to the camera and playing beside Bob Lutz; good images showing Arthur Ashe on court. Edited from my VHS tapes (spanish versión) with minor changes and no commercial interest.
The forehand, a tennis lesson by Tony Roche and John Newcombe (edited in spanish)
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Australian Legends T Roche and J Newcombe talking about how to hit "old fashion" forehands starting from the recommended grips. Players like Guillermo Vilas, Jimmy Connors, Vitas Gerulaitis, Arthur Ashe, John Alexander, Brian Teacher and Mark Edmondson recorded as well. The clip has been edited with minor changes from my VHS movies without commercial intention.
Adriano Panatta in Paris (Roland Garros 1976)
Просмотров 1 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Impressive movie recorded and edited by Gil de-Kermadec, it seems was published by FFT; this is a true tennis gem. Adriano at his best (1976), well recorded, in the final vs Harold Solomon. Adriano was tired after a tough fortnight in which he beat Bjorn Borg in QF. Watch carefully the last minute credits in slow motion: Adriano Imperator. Published and edited with tiny changes and no commercia...
The backhand, a tennis lesson by Ken Rosewall (edited in spanish)
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Copied from my VHS tapes with aim to show one of the greatest player all time, the backhand king, the Australian legend Mr Ken Rosewall. Enjoy this clip and Kenny’s superb inside court movements translated to Spanish language. Very interesting and funny is to listen Jimmy Connors his explanations about two handed backhand, not usual by then. Arthur Ashe, Tony Roche, Vitas Gerulaitis, Evonne Goo...
Singles, a tennis lesson by Tony Roche & Ken Rosewall (edited in spanish)
Просмотров 1947 месяцев назад
Tony Roche and Ken Rosewall talking about the game. Some good footage with Adriano Panatta vs T Roche (Davis Cup), Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith, John McEnroe, Vitas Gerulaitis, Mark Edmonson, John Alexander, Roscoe Tanner and other players,... Edited from my VHS tapes with no commercial interest.
Tennis Legends recorded in australian courts (summer 1978 & 1979)
Просмотров 8337 месяцев назад
Tennis Legends Tony Roche, John Newcombe, Ken Rosewall , Arthur Ashe, Guillermo Vilas, John McEnroe, Roscoe Tanner, Vitas Gerulaitis, Evonne Goolagong, John Alexander and some other players competing in Australian tournaments. Published by Tony Roche in VHS tapes the videos have edited for technical reasons without commercial interest. Thanks to youtubers Manly Lawn Tennis and White City tennis...
Stan Smith & Bob Lutz: men`s doubles (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.3 года назад
The great US Davis Cup doubles couple S Smith and B Lutz talking about the game. Stan and Bob were some the best double teams ever seen on court, no doubt about that. This vintage clips is a great opportunity to remember all tennis fans their shots and the incredible achievements they got together; Arthur Ashe and Dennis Ralston in the other side of the court.
Strategy Tips from the Pros (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Просмотров 5283 года назад
In this clip, Jack K, beside Arthur Ashe, Marty Riessen, Dick Stockton, Dennis Ralston, Charlie Pasarell and Betty Stove are giving some tips about how to manage the game... which points, games or sets could be the more crucial and their best advice to club players.
Arthur Ashe: the psychological game (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Просмотров 1 тыс.3 года назад
The great Arthur Ashe, who apparently was the producer of these nice videos launched in VHS format, is giving some advice about how to handle the psychological aspects of the game. Very good shots, specially those recorded during training sessions and at clay court in Paris; in both he was showing his flawless and "unique" game.
Dennis Ralston: return of serve strategy (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Просмотров 7953 года назад
US player Dennis Ralston in return and great Arthur Ashe serving, this is nice vintage tennis to watch; DR was a very good doubles player and lost 1967 Wimbledon final vs Manuel Santana. I saw both players July 1971 in Valencia (Spain) managing a clinic, that was something special for all us. RIP both tennis champs, we will never forget you.
Jack Kramer tennis lessons: play the surface.
Просмотров 2463 года назад
Great J Kramer talking about the game and how surface makes big influence on it.
Dick Stockton: ground stroke strategy (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.3 года назад
US player D Stockton showing defensive forehands, backhands, lobs and some good volleys; this is rare vintage tennis with several images edited in slow motion. Born in NYC, D Stockton got two Major Semifinals: Wimbledon 1976 and Roland Garros 1978. Nice to watch for fans meanwhile listening diverse views. The great Jack Kramer is pointing out about all and adding some tennis tips in this chapte...
Brian Gottfried: the baseline game (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.3 года назад
Brian Gottfried was an excellent player (US) with great skills at clay courts; runner-up in Roland Garros 1977, he reached Wimbledon Semifinal 1980. The clip is showing his nice backhands, either slices, flat or with spin. This is a very good vintage movie to my understanding, the tennis I enjoyed the most. I guess you will appreciate to watch this superb tennis player again.
Roscoe Tanner: the offensive game (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
Roscoe Tanner: the offensive game (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Arthur Ashe, Roscoe Tanner, Marty Riessen: preparation & conditioning (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Просмотров 8063 года назад
Arthur Ashe, Roscoe Tanner, Marty Riessen: preparation & conditioning (Jack Kramer tennis lessons)
Jack Kramer tennis lessons: Improve the game
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 года назад
Jack Kramer tennis lessons: Improve the game
Mark Edmondson, Australian Open Champ (in spanish)
Просмотров 7183 года назад
Mark Edmondson, Australian Open Champ (in spanish)
Ilie Nastase in Valencia (Spain)_ April 1975
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.4 года назад
Ilie Nastase in Valencia (Spain)_ April 1975
Ilie Nastase vs Jan Kodes, a great rivalry on clay courts in 1971 and 1972
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.4 года назад
Ilie Nastase vs Jan Kodes, a great rivalry on clay courts in 1971 and 1972
Pancho Gonzales vs Torben Ulrich at Forest Hills Centre court (1969). Pancho won 3-6,6-4,4-6,8-6,6-2
Просмотров 7 тыс.4 года назад
Pancho Gonzales vs Torben Ulrich at Forest Hills Centre court (1969). Pancho won 3-6,6-4,4-6,8-6,6-2
Ken Rosewall in practice early in the 60s on grass court.
Просмотров 29 тыс.4 года назад
Ken Rosewall in practice early in the 60s on grass court.
Betty Stove in practice and some good shots at Forest Hills and Wimbledon central courts.
Просмотров 7634 года назад
Betty Stove in practice and some good shots at Forest Hills and Wimbledon central courts.
Margaret Court, C Evert, Evonne Goolagong and BillieJean King warming-up at Wimbledon Centre Court
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.4 года назад
Margaret Court, C Evert, Evonne Goolagong and BillieJean King warming-up at Wimbledon Centre Court
Jimmy Connors and Vitas Gerulaitis serving at indoor WCT Event
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.4 года назад
Jimmy Connors and Vitas Gerulaitis serving at indoor WCT Event
Ken Rosewall, John Newcombe, Jimmy Connors, Rog Taylor, B Borg and others warming-up on grass courts
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.4 года назад
Ken Rosewall, John Newcombe, Jimmy Connors, Rog Taylor, B Borg and others warming-up on grass courts
WCT 1972 Final: Ken Rosewall def Rod Laver in five sets.
Просмотров 42 тыс.4 года назад
WCT 1972 Final: Ken Rosewall def Rod Laver in five sets.
WCT 1972 SF: Ken Rosewall def Arthur Ashe
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 года назад
WCT 1972 SF: Ken Rosewall def Arthur Ashe
Ken Rosewall def Rod Laver in their first profesional match.
Просмотров 3 тыс.4 года назад
Ken Rosewall def Rod Laver in their first profesional match.
Tremendo jogador, pena que nunca levou o tênis muito a sério porque era milionário! Grande craque!🤔😘👍
Certainly a very good player
Panatta un grande.
Reminds me of Mecir
You won’t get much, since Bob Hewitt went to prison for molesting young girls, he’s been scrubbed from all sites and unfortunately Frew McMillan with him. Only seen a few video of him playing mixed
🎉Красивые щёчки гладкие
Come nella pallavolo, la velocità ed il servizio hanno trasformato queste due categorie.
What a wonderful mover on the court he was. He was one of the greatest tennis players.
Tennis greatness.
Back when tennis was a beautiful sport to watch. No longer... ☹
Tennis is dead.
But his mouth ruined it.
I was there, aged 8. The final was postponed to the Sunday because of rain on Saturday, which used to be the men's final day at Wimbledon.
Snap
The great Ilie, how close he was to get the Crown. That year Ilie Nastase was at his best he defeated Stan in Commercial Union Masters in Barcelona
A great double player with Bob Hewitt
Stan Smith's reaction was always A+++ sportsmanship... run up, hop the net, and congratulate his opponent, usually walking with him up to the umpire's stand. Pure class!
@@timothywoods6331 First time I was watching this clip I realyzed Jan K was a good player on grass and his Wimbledon crown 1973 was probablly well deserved (even knowing the players boycott)
This was better than any todays video about tennis.
Manuel Orantes, Champion!!!!!
Serve and volleyball day long.
Fantastic service motion
I think men still had to keep one foot on the ground for their serve.
Podrás creer que a Bob Lutzz sólo lo había visto en las fotos del equipo nacional alrededor de la Copa Davis? Ha sido en estos últimos años que veo su juego.
Las cosas buenas (magníficas) de internet. Yo también disfruto mucho de jugadores a los q nunca pude ver.
I loved the way Fibak played; stylish. Thanks for this
I saw WF a couple of times in Valencia (Spain) around mid ‘70. He was facing Ilie Nastase who was at his best. You can take a look because the clip (edited) was uploaded. Thanks
@@vicentesala9115 Do you have any footage of Bunge; I loved her game, that backhand!!
@@brucee6123 I have not records with this player.
split steps were not yet discovered back then
Seriously wonder how they would fare in the "Open Era" today.
Vicente si tienes tiempo para pasarte por Barcelona te aconsejo que visites el fondo documental de Jaime Bartroli
form beautiful AND no squealing nor grunting just the pure contact sound. How I despise our permissive era?
You are right, but I think this tennis gem was edited by adding stroke sounds. Anyway, it is great to see the outstanding preparation for each shot. Thanks for postíng
Metallica,Lars Ulrich's father,red it in John McEnroe autobiography "Serious"
Well he’s certainly committed a lot of offenses;)
3:27. Se puede oír que Newcombe dice "forehand" y el traductor español erróneamente dice "drive". Es un error llamar "drive" solamente al golpe de forehand (derecha). Existe el "drive" de revés (backhand drive). "Drive" es el golpe que se da luego del bote, desde el fondo de la cancha y con potencia y puede ser de derecha o de revés. De igual manera "Volley" es el golpe de bolea (ya sea de derecha o revés). Cuando dices solamente "el drive", en realidad falta indicar de qué lado se ejecuta.
Creo que ya me comentó antes esto y tiene razón; la traducción es la original en las cintas publicadas en formato de vídeo VHS. En cualquier caso creo que estas lecciones de tenis dobladas al español son muy interesantes. Gracias por su aportación.
I teach the Vic Braden way,, GOAT, and read his books
Had Nastase possessed the mental toughness of a Connors, Borg, Nadal, or Djokovic; he would have been one of the greatest players (maybe THE greatest player) of all time. He was easily distracted by other things in life (as demonstrated by his pinching of my Mother's ass in a New York hotel back in the 70s😆).
I will never forget this match from 1972. I was over at my grandma's house in Dinuba, CA, and I was 12 or 13 at the time. Watching the match on her old RCA Accu-Color TV. It seemed to go on and on and on!! Finally, Rosewsll won in a 5th set tiebreaker. This match got me interested in playing tennis and following pro tennis.
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Mie imi plac videovlipurile tale am inveput tenisul in acea perioada 1972 datorita lui Ilie Nastase!!
Dick Stockton is a legend 💪🏼💪🏼
Good player and a very good tennis clip!
Great. I have complete match Davis Cup 79 Mac-Alexander. I'd like to have Gerulaitis-Edmondson !!!
I haven’t this match Jerome; the reason because I have edited the clip an uploaded again is the locations reported by a follower. Thanks for posting.
@@vicentesala9115 Ok and have you some matches in 70's ?
@@jeromelevillain9301 I recorded some players with Super-8; all what I have was uploaded.
Que golpes de revés tan bonitos! Que diferentes de los de ahora, tan mecánicos .
Dos jugadores grandiosos. Al norteamericano lo pude ver jugar en Valencia, era un jugador diferente a todos. A Ken R nunca lo pude ver pero siempre leía sobre él y me impresionaba cómo todos lo respetaban; sus vídeos confirman q fue un jugador especial. Para mí, el tenis más puro, la fórmula perfecta. Único e irrepetible.
@@vicentesala9115 yo aprendí mucho con la serie de instrucción de Ashe a que publicaba la Revista Intertenis
Así intentábamos jugar al tenis con nuestras Dunlop de madera. Un tenis maravilloso, y España tenía a los dos grandes manolos
@@sgaliana4586 Manolo Orantes y Manolo Santana eran artistas de la tierra batida.
Nice short footage. Those Laver off-backhands - sweet....
Borg said Nasty had the best touch on court, best hands. Watching all these old matches I tend t oagree with him. Magician on court. Lovely tennis.
He was a great player. I was watching him several times in Valencia (Spain), very close to court, and he had a magic touch. Unforgetable drop-volleys and backhand lobs with top spin.
@@vicentesala9115 lucky to watch him live. I started watcjing tennis when I was 11. Came from eastern block to UK to see my dad and Wimbledon was on. Was mesmerised. Since then I watched anything I could. However only on RUclips I could watch the matches of old greats. Thanks for uploading. I also prefer technical ability and finesse plus power over current consistency and contemporary homogenenized tennis. Only federer over last 20 years was worth watching for me. The rest are robots playing ping pong on slow surfaces with slow balls. Zero variety or technical ability. The worse is Djokovic, he plays what I call anti tennis. I rather slash my both wrists then watch him play. Question to you? This match Nasty was on a bit of a hangover tight? Lol
Dupa calitatea acestui scurt video , era de preferat să nu mai fie postat ...Rusinos dacă cu tehnologia existentă la aceasta oră mai faceti postari de o asemenea calitate vizuală ...
Total waste of time. Go to the library and read a book.
Almost all you need to know about playing aggressive, winning tennis.
All I can say is look at that Honker on Rod Laver! That’s a beak!
Until I saw Roger in the flesh, Nasty was the most talented person I ever saw in real life! Full disclosure, I never saw Mac in his prime 😔
A fine player. But a really bad tempered jerk at times.
Just realized he was southpaw. No big titles ?
He won Australia 1977, runner-up Wimbledon 1979. He won 13 ATP tournaments
These guys were 5'7" and 5'8". Today's elite players are between 6'0 and 6'6. Even today's top female players tower above these guys. Love watching these two actually construct points.
Nice tennis to watch; even the great Adriano Panatta posted “… che bello giocavano!!!”
Bueno was a great champ but but a gracious winner
Love the music. Im ready to play
I believe this to be the US Pro Tennis Championship Final of 1964 played at the Longwood Cricket Club in which Laver defeated Gonzales 46 63 75 64.
Great contribution, I will add the new info. Thanks a lot.
The key to a well-hit one-handed topspin or underspin backhand is not just a 90 degree shoulder turn so that the lead shoulder is pointing towards the net, but also moving one's feet quickly so that the lead foot is either pointing towards the net or at about a 45 degree angle to the net!
Thanks a lot, good post.👍
Gonzales won 3-6, 6-4, 4-6, 8-6, 6-2 (as listed on atp website by looking into player playing activity). Gonzales then lost to Roche in the next round, who of course lost to Laver in the final. Still heck of a year for the legendary 40-41 year old, 42 wins and 24 losses + 2 titles
Thank you so much!!!
pure merveille de douceur et d'équilibre 😉👍💪
Kramer was a great
What a legend. The babies nowadays will say "He will lose 6-0 6-0 to Djokovic so I don't care what he says".