You are looking at the next number 1 player in the world who will shatter every record, even the blueprint of tennis's record, Roger Federer! Do not doubt me, it is happening in real time to date no one has played with this much focus or veracity ever!
Once Djokovic is gone (retired) no body in current generation can stop Alcaraz.. if alcaraz remains focused and does not let sucess get to his head he can dominate mens tennis for 7-8 yrs and can win upto 16 GS in that duration
Consider Alcaraz's forehand: an overture in a symphony of strokes, composed not in the stark language of effort and exertion, but in the radiant grammar of joy. There is a ballet of muscle and mettle at work, certainly, but his face betrays another element at play: unalloyed happiness. Begin with the setup. The initial weight shift, the coil of the torso, signals the build-up of a tempest. Yet his eyes gleam, his lips curl into a knowing smile, as though he's privy to a joke the rest of the world is yet to understand. It’s a preamble not merely to power, but also to pleasure. Then comes the uncoil. As Alcaraz's arm whips forward, racquet colliding with ball in a microcosmic explosion, his smile widens. The controlled ferocity of his forehand is not just a stroke, but a triumphant declaration of joy. Amid the physics of potential, a burst of human emotion illuminates the spectacle. Alcaraz’s forehand, thus, is not a statement etched in sweat and striving alone, but also in the pure ecstasy of the game. It is an existential dance, his boyish grin an embodiment of the joy that transforms sport into art. His forehand, therefore, serves as both a physical feat and a symphony of soul, a testament to the power of happiness in the heart of high performance. brought to you by gpt-4👽
i was reading this, checked the date you posted and was thinking “if this were posted a year ago, maybe a human did write this.” then i saw “7d ago” and thought, “has to be chatGPT” 😂
I see what you mean. I think it’s because he holds on to the racket far past the recommended point, way after bounce. He has to banana whip it all lot for that reason.
You can't get that result without imitating the stroke, and even then it's about the athlete. His forehand technically is superior. You should try to imitate especially juniors, us old folgies not so much.
I’m coming to this video while watching him play Zverev in the 2023 US Open and McEnroe said, “if you are coming up in tennis, Alcaraz’s forehand is the one to hit. We weren’t taught this but it’s the most correct way to hit a forehand in the game today.”
![Carlos Alcaraz | Court Level Practice [2023 IW]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kTO7o5A0sys/mqdefault.jpg)
he hits like federer an nadal, full extension of the arm..niiceee
Exactly 💯
You have a great eye
This slow mo is faster than my fast mo
he is.. really cool. Especially his footstep is so amazing. I can't hardly think about his effort in training
New favourite player
That point at 0:41 is why we all tune in. My god, he is going to win a LOT of tournaments if he stays healthy and out of trouble.
You are looking at the next number 1 player in the world who will shatter every record, even the blueprint of tennis's record, Roger Federer! Do not doubt me, it is happening in real time to date no one has played with this much focus or veracity ever!
next?? hes numero uno!! nowwww
Maybe when Djokovic stop playing
@@pecaikac8917 vidit cemo
@@pecaikac8917 dude alcaraz beats djokovic right now..the kid is next level.
@@vladraduandrei5227 Slow down...
Pretty much Federer forehand with semi western grip!! He attacks every ball on the way up, and usually heavy spin on the way down
Federer uses more wrist, but yea they are pretty much same style
Wow, thanks for this. Alcaraz puts everything into his forehand. I'm trying to lead with my chest like him
超級欣賞阿卡太棒了西班牙的接班人就是你了
Its because he has minimal split set, he is super early in prep and can do a huge windup
This is so beautiful to watch. Just absolute mastery of coordination and precision.
Thank you video Carlos Alcaraz brilliant compliment
that is brutal!
정말 좋은 영상 감사합니다~!
Awesome video shots. Crisp and it's all there.
Monstrous!
Brutal.
Imagine being on the receiving end...
Soon, I'll be playing like Alcaraz 😂
i will play him when i’m older
sure kid...sure
Won't play alcaraz. But maybe swiatek!
you seem older than him..
I believe in you and I
Great 👍
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Anyone knows what stringa is he using?
I’m pretty sure it’s rpm blast 16
Brutal 😮
Looks like Carlos reverted back to a traditional forehand instead of his push down version
Once Djokovic is gone (retired) no body in current generation can stop Alcaraz.. if alcaraz remains focused and does not let sucess get to his head he can dominate mens tennis for 7-8 yrs and can win upto 16 GS in that duration
8x4= 32… miss one here or there to injury and you still land at 30 😅
They can’t? The results say otherwise, fanboy
Wich grip does he use in his forehand winners?
he does semi western grip like nadal did 👍
One grip for every forehand you hit
It looks so like the Federer forehand specially in slow motion
Go to an eye Dr, please
Consider Alcaraz's forehand: an overture in a symphony of strokes, composed not in the stark language of effort and exertion, but in the radiant grammar of joy. There is a ballet of muscle and mettle at work, certainly, but his face betrays another element at play: unalloyed happiness.
Begin with the setup. The initial weight shift, the coil of the torso, signals the build-up of a tempest. Yet his eyes gleam, his lips curl into a knowing smile, as though he's privy to a joke the rest of the world is yet to understand. It’s a preamble not merely to power, but also to pleasure.
Then comes the uncoil. As Alcaraz's arm whips forward, racquet colliding with ball in a microcosmic explosion, his smile widens. The controlled ferocity of his forehand is not just a stroke, but a triumphant declaration of joy. Amid the physics of potential, a burst of human emotion illuminates the spectacle.
Alcaraz’s forehand, thus, is not a statement etched in sweat and striving alone, but also in the pure ecstasy of the game. It is an existential dance, his boyish grin an embodiment of the joy that transforms sport into art. His forehand, therefore, serves as both a physical feat and a symphony of soul, a testament to the power of happiness in the heart of high performance. brought to you by gpt-4👽
i was reading this, checked the date you posted and was thinking “if this were posted a year ago, maybe a human did write this.” then i saw “7d ago” and thought, “has to be chatGPT” 😂
@@brian_akhtaras it says brought to you by gpt
All forehands are with both feet in the air :O
Maybe I’m the only one but I really don’t like the look of his forehand. I like the result. Don’t imitate this unless you’re an amazing ball striker
I see what you mean. I think it’s because he holds on to the racket far past the recommended point, way after bounce. He has to banana whip it all lot for that reason.
You can't get that result without imitating the stroke, and even then it's about the athlete. His forehand technically is superior. You should try to imitate especially juniors, us old folgies not so much.
I’m coming to this video while watching him play Zverev in the 2023 US Open and McEnroe said, “if you are coming up in tennis, Alcaraz’s forehand is the one to hit. We weren’t taught this but it’s the most correct way to hit a forehand in the game today.”
He lags he wrist. Which looks funky but gives him amazing power through the racket head. That’s why he can hit 110 mph winners mid match
@@Ortholocks yeah wrist lag is an important part of hitting a forehand but I don’t think it’s a super modern idea.
like Djokovic but stronger
Rubbish. Carlos is a lot more dynamic while Novaks is more disciplined
Красавчик🥎🍷
Forehands usually include the full backswing. Thumbs down.