Steal Roger's Secret Strategy - Federer vs Djokovic Analysis
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Step 1: Learn how to serve
I actually CANT serve
I think your comment is the only one with sense in it.
Fr
Bad news, you won´t serve like Roger. Good news, you won´t play against Djokovic, either. Just a joke! Look at 0:10.
It looks like Roger's incredible serve is doing a lot of the heavy lifting in these sequences. He's not winning outright off the serve, but setting up a high % finisher off the short ball return
Nice to see Essential Tennis adopting what we started and continue to perfect. Match analysis that can help the masses. Keep it up.
-Jason
Always love your work, Jason!
This goes to show the importance of practicing serves. Most of your audience learnt this game as adults. We obsess over ground-stroke techniques. We (average adult 4.0 players) are happy to get the serve in at a decent pace. A whole lot can be achieved by spending time on improving serve placement. Then it is possible to run plays. This separates the average 4.0 player and a strong 4.0 player
So true!!!
More like 4.0-4.5
So right. Without a good placed serve, even with excellent ground strokes, I am unable to finish points
Good comment. The Serve is the MOST important shot in Tennis yet along with the RoS its the least practiced by Club players.
Totally agree, but who's gonna consistently pay to rent a court only to practice serve?
Dude I'm glad to see how much your views have gone up! The analysis is perfect and really helps all levels of players. There's always something to learn and I can only imagine the effort you put into your content. Appreciate it man!
I was wondering if you could make a vid on movement and court positioning for Djokovic maybe. Great content btw.
Awesome idea!
Oh, yes, please! Superb suggestion!
I need that very very much!
Leave out prime minister alone yanky.
omg this is the best tennis channel on the whole INTERNET...I've been waiting for analysis for YEARS...they do it for basketball, football, etc...this is great
I have watched many of your videos, you really made the playing strategy plain and simple. No nonsense and deliver it superbly. Appreciate the effort you have put in.
These videos are terrific!! Thank you 😃🙌👏👏
Had to comment twice because I remember commenting once asking you to do more of these analysis types of videos (not sure if that's why you made this but I don't care haha). Thank you, would love to see more of these analysis types of videos!!! 💯💯💯
Ian, thank you for this explanation. Additional to what you explained in the ls illustration, is the fact that even if you do not win the point you are wearing down your opponent. At the club level (or all levels) this is very powerful.
Terrific stuff, Ian! This is the sort of stuff I've been clamouring for, mate! This is the sort of stuff I've come to expect from you.
Really sorry to see Kevin go, but really pleased at how you've raised your game over the past few videos.
Keep up the good work, Ian... and you know you'll always have my support.
Cheers!
Love your interactive display and demonstrated strategy for frequently occurring situations.
Congrats, Ian! You have such a great knowledge and fluency and now with this tech gear support, it's truly amazing.
Appreciate the kind words!
Have been looking for Roger strategy and yes!!! Yours was the best
Hi there! Thank you for a great level of explanations, pace and technology you use. That's great content!
Very helpful video Ian. This is what I need more of. Singles (and Doubles) strategy analysis, patterns of play, etc. Thanks for your intelligent and concise analysis.
Your passion and love for the game is inspiring. Keep up the amazing videos! Wish you the best of luck for the future!
Thank you - great video - I will be sharing this with my kids, both of whom play tennis. The way you broke down the analysis is perfect for them as well as for me
Glad it was helpful!
Great stuff, I love how you make this clear and so easy to understand. I am hoping your next video you uncovers the next layer of the onion so to speak. Once Novak is leaning that way, how Fed makes him off balance. For example in doubles, I generally serve down the T on both sides, get net man to close down the middle and see if the returner hits around the net person equally well on both sides. The next variation is to serve wide both sides, the net person should cover down the line shot, so what does the returner do? The next layer of the onion could be jamming them in the body etc, for a long taller returner. This way, you can make a comprehensive analysis of this play. Many thanks!!
Awesome idea, Hawks!
I love how you analyze and support the strategy and not just claim/publish strategies of how to play.
Really helpful! Super clear and well explained, keep it up!
Yes Ian, plz keep doing this! easy to follow and understand- appreciate the singles, but play doubles and would like to see some more analysis/strategies for that too. Thx!
Love seeing these breakdowns. The drawings are a great help.
I think Novak’s reading him, as he has gotten to play fed so many times to the point were he can read his strokes and positioning efficiently
vice versa right?
@@gmnboss Federer is not a power player, but touch player and strategist so reading novak would not have the same effect since novak with his power game will still be able to put roger on the back foot. Lets just give the same racquets that fed used to play in early 2000s and see what happens.
@maccajoe Djokovic would be so screwed
Thats not true completely, federer was injured in Australian open.
I love this analysis. I feel like Djokovic was guessing on that one where Federer hit cross court, maybe subconsciously he felt Federer had hit in that direction before. I love the concept of “plan your points”. Take it one point at a time and plan so you can put yourself in a successful position in the match overall.
Thank you so much for all the content that you've released. It has massively improved my tennis skills. 🙂👍
So good to hear that, S M!
7:10. Based on results, Djokovic is reading Roger, specially on big points in GS .
I think so as well
Excellent video.. very sharp analysis... tyvm... ill make sure to follow ur channel for more.. cuddos !!!
in both shots, which were sitters for roger, he went for the cross court, Novak guessed that for 2nd shot, he would now go cross court as per previous shot. Roger being a bit defensive going for longer part of the court hitting a cross shot.
Thanks so much for this video!It really works!I would have barely noticed this pattern.Thank you!
You should definitely keep on making these strategy/analysis videos. They are really good!
Fantastic! I have a pretty good serve and this one guy I play with is always trying to to hide his backhand. He has a great forehand server return and really punishes my second serves. I end up hitting more double faults against him because I feel like I have a narrower target to hit to get to his backhand. This is a great play that I'm going to have to start taking advantage of. Thanks!
Love love love this analysis type of video!!
You just made my day, oh please keep it up doing that content.
I just can't get enough of strategic planning .
Thanks so much .
Ps. The first one was a guess obv, the second however feels more like a read which eventually didn't help much ahahahh.
(Wawrinka vs djokovic)
Glad you're enjoying the videos, Mohamed!
@@EssentialTennis so am I!
Hi, I'm watching your videos quite a while now. Keep up your amazing work, really appreciate your well explained and structured vids, especially the strategy stuff.
I particularly would like to hear and see comments based on players with a strong backhand slice and the likely strategies they normally use with this weapon. Congrats on this new format. Fabio from Brazil 🇧🇷
This is fabulous insight. The subsequent correlation for our games is priceless. Thank you.
Could you please share your insight on how Djoker can take down the King of Clay on clay strategically with the weapons they possess?
This is what I am looking for! Too mutch technique videos on youtube.
Good work!
Ian, this is your best of best videos. Two thumbs up!
It was awesome how we got to see behind the scenes of Fed’s greatness. Could you do a video on David Ferrer, I’m astounded with how he managed to be top 3 in the world with just grit and good strategy.
Great video! Please, do more of those!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👏👏👏
I am actually enjoying Ian's solo performance on ET channel. Thanks, Ian!
Really interesting video. Enjoy this type of content. Great that you're moving in this direction. As you said yourself the technique for forehands, backhands etc. has already been covered by Essential Tennis and different tennis channels. So breaking down strategy is fresh and exciting content. How about you break down these strategies. Then ask regular 4.0, 4.5 and 5.0 players to try to implement these strategies in games. Show the pro doing it first. Then explain how you've taught this strategy to a 4.5 level player and show the video of them executing it. Could be a whole series of you teaching certain strategies to different 4.5, 5.0 players and then you could experiment as to which strategies have been most effective.
How you just gonna expose him like this🤣. Hope you don’t get served a C&D.
😆
Where
I would love to see some breakdown of WTA matches like Hingis and Serena’s showdown in 2001 AO. That or maybe Henin and Dementieva 2009 AO. Those matches were so highly contested and high quality.
Great informative video. Thanks
Very well explained and helpful. Analysing Thiem's killer one-hand backhand would be great! Thanks!
I love the new graphic screen and the example is really good thank you, can you perhaps next do a ladies Strycova or Kenin?
LIKED , more favorite point setups n techniques from ALL OF THE BIG 3
I watched the entire video and being a tennis player my self, I think the content just scratched the surface and doesn't mention deep down why Roger does that. He was injured in AO2020 before the match with Djokovic and being the slowest hard court of GS, Djokovic has the biggest advantage of winning the rally games. That's why he picked the more aggressive approaches, as the three points you show all proved it. I think these analysis only make sense if you mention the situation each players are in at the moment, and general strength and weakness of each player, then the quality of the content will be much improved. However, the presentation overall and visualization is good, I just can't say the same thing for the content.
Are you serious ? The slowest hardcourt is US. And Roger wasn’t injured, he just knows from the beginning he won’t have any chances agains Novak, if he plays baseline rallies and rallies with more than 4 shots.
@@lewielane3336 AO court surface uses Plexicushion, US open use Decoturf, the later is known faster.
I would love to see a breakdown of Nadal´s tactic(s)...e. g. analysing how he sets up his point in order to hit his forehand inside out/inside in. Great content btw!
Good to know, thanks for the feedback!
Awesome video! Thanks
Awesome Vid Ian just continue the channel
Thanks, Ian! I've been working on my slice backhand as an offensive shot. Can you show how Ash Barty does this so effectively?
Excellent analysis! Thank you for sharing this interesting information
another great video Ian!
That was a great video! Thank you!
Will you please make another explaining where to hit when your opponent is a left handed. Thank you
These are great breakdowns. Any doubles play with Martinae, my apologies if spelling is incorrect. So many of us recreational players play doubles it would be beneficial to hear your take. Thank you Ian
Thanks for this good presentation, great job
Great content and explanation
great analysis- I will use this game plan more
Great video! Really enjoyed the analysis. I’m a lefty and just realized I’m spending too much time trying to vary my serve when I should be happy to get a predictable backhand return
Hello Paul.
Great work Ian..I am your fan..love your passion..and I love tennis..so, great work..keep going..
Thanks so much!
Wooo! Thanks on this info 👍😁
Hi Ian. Could you also do similar strategy examples for playing against left-handed players? That would be pretty interesting too!!!
2 of those examples with Roger and Novak bring back bad memories of the 2019 Wimbledon final. They're very similar to the 40-30 match point he had. Ad serve to Novak's forehand, short weak return, Federer attacks the forehand, aaaand Novak smoked him with a crosscourt pass.
An analysis of Su Wel Hsieh's game would be great.
I would love to watch this all day 😂 I love an analysis on an unorthodox play style
Santoro as well
Yeah that would be great. Love to watch that..pls
Found your videos today. I love the detail and information. Interested in Felix Auger Aliassime.
Amazing job thank you
Great stuff! Plan your points - got it!
First of all I'm pretty sure it was a read since a down the line shot with a closed stance is quite a difficult shot and Roger typically hits dtl with a more open stance. Second, Ian please keep them coming I can't get enough of these. I've always felt there was a lack of "advanced" tactics on RUclips so this is perfect
Great information!
I would like to see women’s doubles strategies.
Appreciate the feedback, MpK!
Excuse my ignorance, but is the strategy for women's doubles different from men's? How about for mixed?
DeeeFoo women’s and men’s doubles are pretty similar really, but the strategy for mixed is quite different
I love this analysis so much!
Great to hear. Awesome job with your videos!
Great video! Please more of this:)
Great video, would love to see a video on analyzing Andy Murray’s anticipation skill
Love your tactical analysis videos. Thanks for these. Andy Murray next?
Great. Please give more analytic like these, please all so made of real Matches. Thanks
Thanks great video
Thank you!!
Great analysis. I’m a beginner player. Love this.
Great video!!!!!
Great video thanks for putting it together. I’m a tennis coach in New Zealand and love your screen system? What system/programme are you using? It’s a great teaching tool and I would love one.
Great Informative content
awesome stuff! more Djokovic v Federer please! probably from ATP finals 2019 or Wimbledon 2019 or paris masters 2018 or even both matches from atp finals 2015. Fedal matches(recent ones!) would also be equally interesting.
Love this cind of vid😍
How about breaking down strategy of shorter players like Diego Schwartzman? At 5'6", I find myself at least twice every match saying "If I could be tall just once!" : )
Be fast, run a lot, use the angles of the court, try and take the ball early 😁
Ken Rosewall was 5´7" and won 8 GS and 15 ProGS (a total of 23). His nickname was "Muscles", because he lacked them. Rod Laver was 5´8" and won 11GS and 8 ProGS (a total of 19). He won the Grand Slam, twice.
@@fillitup100 And have a big heart!
In the second video, especially with Roger's forehand capability of changing directions of forehand the last minute... it makes difficult for the opponent to read the ball positioning and predict where the ball must be placed to make a winner. So opponent obviously makes a guess ( and luckily correct this time) and moves. BTW great analysis and study on the game... Loved it and waiting for more videos to come....
Hi, i just seen your video and i love it. You earn another suscriptor, please do more content about analysis in game, nobody do that. Thank you, cheers from Argentina.
Appreciate your support, Juan!
Out of that and so many other tactic plays, he could have lit executed just one...any one of those at Wimbledon 2019.
Btw great video Ian, got to learn alot. ❤️
Wow, more singles strategies!!! Any quality player honestly...also your recap was great. Just efficient strategies.
I love this please keep doing this
For the next video, I'd go with any women's doubles pairings. Building on your idea of a play in this video, show how in women's doubles they set up a play between the two of them. Serve to a certain spot, partner does x, etc.
Awesome idea!
Just started getting into tennis (as a viewer, not a player) but holy shit this video was amazing. definitely will be watching more of you!
We appreciate the comment!
Insightful!!
Great advice! How’d you get the tv to work w the pen? Mirroring ?
Jeff, strategy is super important, no doubt. Part of the discussion is about "intended" shot, vs "actual" shot. Players will need a degree of competence, in order to achieve this. You can have the best strategy in the world, but if you don't know which end of the racket to hold, it's all for nought.
Assuming they know the mechanics / technique, some interesting observations about technique become apparent. All the good players know how to hit a ball now. What separates the very best, is strategy.
What bugs me, is when I watch players go up against the greats (Serena, Roger, etc), and instead of playing a strategic match, they just hit back to the opponent, up the middle. The greats then take the initiative, and hit to the sidelines, build the point, then close.
Why, oh why, do so many players not take the initiative on discretionary balls?
Really like your video's, very insightful:-)
Hi long time fan of your channel here! Iove these! Your videos have such high quality! 2 players my short Asian ass finds really inspirational are Nishikori and Diego Shwartzman. Neither have the flashy power shots that the slightly taller pros do and I would think they need to rely even more on using brain, shot placement, and strategizing! Maybe we can explore one their games! 🙏😁🎾
Using their brain*
Thank you for the video i really hope you get more famous one day
Thanks Ian! For your next analysis, please consider a righty versus a lefty...