Slow Motion ATP Backhand Technique Compilation | Court Level Double-Handed & One-Handed (4K 60FPS)

The ULTIMATE slow motion backhand technique compilation of 30+ different players from court level view! Single-handed & double-handed in 4K 60FPS with slow motion & regular speed clips for your viewing pleasure :)
Watch, learn and analyse the best backhands in the world and compare your own backhand by recording yourself from this perspective and watching this video.
Things to notice:
There is no singular correct way to hit a backhand but there are certain "non-negotiable" elements needed to produce a good stroke. Each player has their own nuance about their swing such as how far they take back the racket or their grip which is what makes tennis so interesting as no 2 players are alike and each have their own unique characteristics.
Not only can we see the little differences each player has in their swing, but we can also see some fundamental "non-negotiable" elements each player has including: Their split step timing, initial shoulder turn, weight transfer from outside leg to inside leg, swinging from low to high through the contact point, head still at contact & following through with hands around shoulder height.
Also notice the different footwork placement on deep and short incoming balls as well as on the double vs single handed backhand.
0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Andy Murray
01:29 - Jannik Sinner
03:15 - Alexander Zverev
04:16 - Carlos Alcaraz
05:22 - Novak Djokovic
07:40 - Diego Schwartzman
08:29 - Rafael Nadal
10:29 - Karen Khachanov
11:09 - Felix Auger-Aliassime
11:57 - Fabio Fognini
12:25 - Daniil Medvedev
13:18 - Holger Rune
14:18 - Thanasi Kokkinakis
15:11 - Nick Kyrgios
17:01 - Taylor Fritz
18:43 - Matteo Berrettini
19:54 - Yoshihito Nishioka
20:47 - Kei Nishikori
21:51 - Sebastian Korda
22:43 - Michael Mmoh
23:29 - Marcos Giron
24:43 - Adrian Mannarino
25:24 - Alexei Popryin
26:13 - Gael Monfils
27:10 - Andrey Rublev
28:39 - Laslo Djere
29:30 - Single handers
29:34 - Grigor Dimitrov
30:48 - Stefanos Tsitsipas
32:07 - Dominic Thiem
32:55 - Denis Shapovalov
33:49 - Dan Evans
34:20 - Richard Gasquet
35:17 - Thanks for watching!
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Double handed backhands from 0:16 & Single handed backhands from 29:30.
💬Comment whose backhand you like the best or if there's anyone you're trying to emulate in your technique!
Things to notice:
Not only can we see the little differences each player has in their swing, but we can also see some fundamental "non-negotiable" elements each player has including: Their split step timing, initial shoulder turn, weight transfer from outside leg to inside leg, swinging from low to high through the contact point, head still at contact & following through with hands around shoulder height.
Also notice the different footwork placement on deep and short incoming balls as well as on the double vs single handed backhand.
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[@-Munditimum-]

Thanks Liam, this is great work and video putting all this together.
Grigor and Stephanos have insane one back handed power, at least in practice.
Cheers!
M

[@minisurfbanana]

Wow the best video for swings!!!

[@alantheangler6768]

Rafa’s ball striking looks a level above everyone else’s from the 2 handers. He just looks so solid and stable when he hits the ball. That’s not to say it’s the most effective. It just looks way better than anyone else’s.

[@noahcarvalho2105]

He makes the shortest movement possible. Looks like he is ready to hit the next shot right away.

[@leisuresewa]

Because he’s born as righty for his daily life. He brushes his teeth, plays darts, all by his right hand. So it’s not lefty backhand. It’s double handed forehand for righty people in my opinion.

[@satjiwan]

Wrong grip for righty two handed forehand.

[@glademaster]

Love these. Would also be awesome to see swing volleys at court level slow motion

[@RollinLeonard]

one of my favorite videos you've made

[@Joshua-wv2op]

Dimitrovs backhand is my favourite by far. Looks so smooth

[@satjiwan]

Love these. Great to have such consistent courts/angles and lighting.
Where’s did you get all these?
Love the one hander section. And wonder how much it changes for match play. Vs practice hitting.

[@marcelomilani9706]

The best is in the end, gasquet

[@johnkimgretzky]

Please, Jennifer Brady's slow motion and Madison Key's serve. Thank you for considering my request.

[@Sam-qr9ot]

Thanks nice vidéo !! Same in forehand please 😊

[@LiamApilado]

Glad you enjoyed, here is the forehand video ruclips.net/video/jRXUK0Jd9ZM/видео.html