That movement from Fed is amazing. You can feel the intensity of the hitting session right through the screen. Crazy how high they play above the net, with an amount of spin thats far away from any club player. Still a joy to watch this session several times...
***** I don't believe many people think that. Many people admire his effortless looking game style but i don't think they doubt his work ethic to achieve that. Fed does train hard but these sessions at major tournaments are all about getting loose and finding your rhythm.
Everybody talks about Stan's back hand but he kills his forehand. Roger is so graceful and agile. He is also a master of controlling the ball with spin.
Just one camera angle square behind the court! Much more rewarding & more satisfying & more interesting to watch than multi cameras & the constant changes of angle that we are given on tv coverage. Wonderful video. A treasure & a classic. Thank you, gennelmen.
Yup! This is a good angle to watch two great players. I know Federer moves fast but wow, you can appreciate it even more from this view. How does he generate so much racquet acceleration on his backhand? His footwork is amazing. It's like watching a Barishnakov -- elegant and smooth.
Two of the best single handed backhands in history from this angle playing intens rallys. Thats greats to see. A good total view of how the single handed backhand should be.
The best “practice” Federer video on RUclips. Their intensity is very high in white T shirt of Federer but wanes in the black shirt. This is more a training session for both of them. You can hear at one point one of Federer’s coaches tell him “enough” and to tone it down.
Wow, Roger Federer puts 110% effort into his training, I like how his coaches feed the ball right after roger or stan misses, it gives more practice and saves you from thinking too much about missing
rubbish, because there are so many long, wide or short balls in these ralleys where they just continue to ralley. So in truth many points would be far shorter ...so dont even begin to compare this with the serious match in a GS or so.
Since this is only practice, both players are at free will to hit anywhere...so they are just going over board...none the less I love the practice video..
Is there a reason they don't broadcast this angle on TV? I've watched so many quality recordings posted by people with good cameras at this angle. The skill level of these pros is so much more apparent from this view. You get a better look at the foot work, spin, racket speed, etc. The only thing is you lose maybe a small bit from the guy on the far side, but the gain on the near court player seems worth it.
It's the lack of advertisements you see with this view maybe not this one but for example like Australia the broadcasting company (usually ESPN) has to make sure all those ads can be seen the whole match.
I think the monkey is a reason for this. When we see the tennis game on TV, we don't pay money. So, if we want to watch at this angle, we have to go stadium & pay money for it. Also, camera's vew is not wide and can't display all shots.
at 04:22 amazing topspin backhands from RF. We dont think if him as heavy spin, high-margin player but he can be! Also FREAKish topspin forhand! How did that come down??
The first thing that stands out to me watching at court level is how much topspin they put on the ball and how their follow through with using their wrist to come over the ball with top spin... How Federer hits that one handed backhand so much power is beyond me ......
@@JuhoTunkelo I think the change in power isn't that great, considering how his backswing is waaaaay shorter than it was back in 2005. In his match vs Agassi he was ripping those forehands despite the smaller headsize and stuff. I'm guessing he is actually hitting with less force now that his racquet is more powerful, to maintain control. However he still hits with decent spin, and probably hits more RPMs in today's more defensive baseliner game.
you know, with all the talk about how elegant and classy Federer is … he's also pretty badass. I mean he is grinding Stan Wawrinka into a pulp in this practice!
Mach-10 Forehand it's very simple , faster u hit u gain much more control and spin so the Ball is going to kick down, technic on high lvl without it hiting hard it's nothing u cann See it when beginners try to use full power homerun incoming :P
Mach-10 Forehand They throw the racquet essentially, and since they have so many hours of practice, they're able to combine the power of "throwing" the racquet with control that allows them to place it anywhere they want. The truth is, they're not hitting the ball hard, but rather they're utilizing momentum to create power.
Keegan Andersson Synchronisation d' accélération d'une chaine de levier , dont l'energie est issue de l'élasticité des articulations ., par extension COMPLETE , pour celle du poignet... la grande difficulté de timing. Mais l'accélération est PROGRESSIVE et non constante. Aucun effort physique , juste de la coordination , c'est le plus difficile a réaliser. Et frapper la balle le plus loin que possible , là , ou la vitesse de tète de raquette est la plus rapide , loin devant soi.
Keegan Andersson u are wrong they hit Ball rly hard I was watching practice of my 12-13 country champion and it's ofc good timing and technic but he use huge power man
bjorn borg..yannick noak..vilas..wilander ..max enroe with wooden rackets palyed one top more like that if we consider the small tamis on the rackets they used
it's not actually hard at all. I do hit it quite often in practice although I admittedly as a 2 handed one. any half decent player can. it's just a half volley backhand.
slicusdadon What makes it difficult is that it was behind the baseline (close to his feet) and the shot he produced was magnificent. Any half decent player can return it, yes, but not so cleanly.
great stuff but the camera person is making the mistake trying to follow Federer. Just keep the camera still and stable and this could have been a lot better. There is no chance with an ordinary camera to follow the movement. You end up being always too late.
Just realized they were keep scoring during the last minute and a half of the video. First someone yells out 3-2, then after a point, 3-All, and then finally, 4-3 Stan. Guess they were playing 21 or something. Unless the spectators were the ones keeping score.
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That movement from Fed is amazing. You can feel the intensity of the hitting session right through the screen. Crazy how high they play above the net, with an amount of spin thats far away from any club player. Still a joy to watch this session several times...
Maybe they're hitting a little higher to keep the rally alive and will lower the trajectory a bit when trying to go for more winners. Who knows.
This was when Fed was at an all time low in his career and Stan was on the verge of winning his first major.
not used to seeing Roger go this speed in practice. Normally he's real casual! Great video. Thanks for posting :)
***** pro's train behind closed doors, what you are seeing is just a little sparring
***** I don't believe many people think that. Many people admire his effortless looking game style but i don't think they doubt his work ethic to achieve that. Fed does train hard but these sessions at major tournaments are all about getting loose and finding your rhythm.
@Christian Toth yea this is 4/7 bet at 1/7 he's warming up very slow and casual when he's just getting his feel
Generally yeah but Stan usually practices more aggressively so fed has to keep up
@@thepunisher3677 Can't believe it's been six years since I posted that comment! Fed would still have 17 slams and Stan would be fresh off his AO win.
I really love to see Federer's play in this angle. Thank you.
yes you can learn from it.
Everybody talks about Stan's back hand but he kills his forehand. Roger is so graceful and agile. He is also a master of controlling the ball with spin.
That wrist snap. Amazing. That court view. Priceless
Just one camera angle square behind the court! Much more rewarding & more satisfying & more interesting to watch than multi cameras & the constant changes of angle that we are given on tv coverage. Wonderful video. A treasure & a classic. Thank you, gennelmen.
Yup! This is a good angle to watch two great players. I know Federer moves fast but wow, you can appreciate it even more from this view. How does he generate so much racquet acceleration on his backhand? His footwork is amazing. It's like watching a Barishnakov -- elegant and smooth.
1:35 старенькай... дряхленькай... ох, силушек нет моих... ноженьки мои уж не те...
His movement is just wooow, so light on his feet, it's he floats on the court.
that is why he is so efficient, and therefore called the GOAT
The amount of beautiful backhands here is graceful
Is anyone else seeing that Fed slice at this angle? That is absolutely beautiful
+AdvancedEliteGaming this one is killing it 2:12
at what time or throughout
Two of the best single handed backhands in history from this angle playing intens rallys. Thats greats to see. A good total view of how the single handed backhand should be.
What stands out to me is the sound. These guys hit the sweet spot 99% of the time. They crush the ball.
Such a pleasure to watch how he full swings that 90 in. 🤩
The best “practice” Federer video on RUclips. Their intensity is very high in white T shirt of Federer but wanes in the black shirt. This is more a training session for both of them. You can hear at one point one of Federer’s coaches tell him “enough” and to tone it down.
Wow, Roger Federer puts 110% effort into his training, I like how his coaches feed the ball right after roger or stan misses, it gives more practice and saves you from thinking too much about missing
4:16 that backhand flick from Federer though..
Dennis Kroll those are the kind of shots that separate amateurs from pros to able to hit it that early on the rise
@@anthonysiu6010 em no lol
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very clean - my dad is trying to master that LOL
Love his half volley with the 90!
I like this perspective. you can really see the motion of federer's arm and wrist
yes, nd you can learn from it
At eye level like this you see how incredibly fast Fed is to move upon other player's ball impact. He dances like no one else.
I think there's really no one in the world better than Roger at half-volleys.
Anyone else here watching this gem after seeing Fed retire today :(
I like Fed's forehand and back slice.
Roger’s footwork is lovely! 🤩
this practice session is better than 99% of the crap we see on centre courts at slams.
***** and because there are no women involved. i like women, i just don't like women's tennis.
***** i'd rather watch roger and stan practising than any women's match. unless steffi graf and justine henin were playing again.
rubbish, because there are so many long, wide or short balls in these ralleys where they just continue to ralley. So in truth many points would be far shorter ...so dont even begin to compare this with the serious match in a GS or so.
Axel Baumgarten still better to watch
sultanabran1
Yea best part is to see how they hit from ground level...people don't realize how much spin and power they put on the ball
It is amazing to see how fed moves his feet so fast unbeleivable
very efficient
Someone forgot to tell Stan this is only practice.
That’s normal Stan. Federer is running around the court more than him as he’s having difficulty to play his baseline rockets. 🚀
He no doubt wants Stan to work the corners
Since this is only practice, both players are at free will to hit anywhere...so they are just going over board...none the less I love the practice video..
LOL very high intensity
He play very intensely with Fish as well: ruclips.net/video/8d3V7fGWG90/видео.html
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Every time I see this video I am always impressed with speed of playing
yes, and you can learn from it.
Love watching the one handed backhand players like both of them. The game looks much more fluid and enjoyable to watch.
I am a die-hard Federer fan but Stan played one of the burliest French Opens in history!
agreed no one expected it
Man, Fed's left arm is slim.
Yeah bro you have got that right
He's that good he only uses his right
thx, can't focus on anything else now anymore.
0:54 you can tell because he exercises his right
eoe123321 who uses steroids?
The sound is also very satisfying
yes and you can learn from it.
Is there a reason they don't broadcast this angle on TV? I've watched so many quality recordings posted by people with good cameras at this angle. The skill level of these pros is so much more apparent from this view. You get a better look at the foot work, spin, racket speed, etc. The only thing is you lose maybe a small bit from the guy on the far side, but the gain on the near court player seems worth it.
CrushOfSiel They probably discovered "scientifically" the best angle for broadcasting tennis or something. But, IDK.
It's the lack of advertisements you see with this view maybe not this one but for example like Australia the broadcasting company (usually ESPN) has to make sure all those ads can be seen the whole match.
It’s a sick angle but you can’t really se the far court players movement. So you can’t really get a full detail of the point.
I think the monkey is a reason for this. When we see the tennis game on TV, we don't pay money. So, if we want to watch at this angle, we have to go stadium & pay money for it. Also, camera's vew is not wide and can't display all shots.
3:06 fed weird backhand
tis not weird. He is going back and hitting topspin. He is just a bit unbalanced
baaaaaaaah
@@kubek555 WHat
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@@danielmltu ...
You can tell that these guys are comfortable training together b/c they’re really letting go here and experimenting freely.
Ohh :( I loved it when you filmed it from Wawa's side
at 04:22 amazing topspin backhands from RF. We dont think if him as heavy spin, high-margin player but he can be! Also FREAKish topspin forhand! How did that come down??
My knees would last 30 mins playing like that.
cbr9927 well, are you fat?
An average person's knees would hardly last longer than that.
mine 20
10mins for me
Hey. 30 minutes? I'd say that better than most amateurs
I would last ten.
The pace Federer generates from his forehand is unreal.
The first thing that stands out to me watching at court level is how much topspin they put on the ball and how their follow through with using their wrist to come over the ball with top spin... How Federer hits that one handed backhand so much power is beyond me ......
When at Federer's worst version he still looks good in playing and still the most entertaining player
this is one of the videos that inspired my channel
I always thought of the professionals as perfect and never messing up in matches and practice. Very humbling.
Federer's reaction time on 6:28 is just mind-blowing.... These professional tennis players have godly reflexes.
yes they are pro
when i see fed hitting hard from this angle i really don't think nadals forehand is that much heavier than his
nadals forehand is about 2000 rpm heavier than feds, so just imagine how heavy a rafa forehand would be.
@@abhinandeedara4330 Uh no, Nadals average topspin is 3200, while Fed's is 2700. Where'd you get 2000rpm difference? lol
@@georgychristo7740 not to mention nadal buggy whips more than fed, i'm sure fed's buggy whip is even closer to nadal's rpms
Also Fed has changed racquets since, allowing him to hit even heavier
@@JuhoTunkelo I think the change in power isn't that great, considering how his backswing is waaaaay shorter than it was back in 2005. In his match vs Agassi he was ripping those forehands despite the smaller headsize and stuff. I'm guessing he is actually hitting with less force now that his racquet is more powerful, to maintain control. However he still hits with decent spin, and probably hits more RPMs in today's more defensive baseliner game.
you know, with all the talk about how elegant and classy Federer is … he's also pretty badass. I mean he is grinding Stan Wawrinka into a pulp in this practice!
debatable
that old wilson was his best racket ... he was so snappy with it.. extremely firm racket , and he was so precise. new 95 sq in seems floppy.
His current upgrade to pro staff 97 sq in improved his serve and backhand but it came at a cost. The forehand is nowhere near lethal as it was
yes .. and he has not won a major with it.
sneak a peek u do know of a thing called ageing?
RossHouston .
What makes Federer’s forehand the best ever?
very high intensity!! Love it
Who watched this more than 5 times?
no one, but you
me!
I didn't know the ball could go this fast and be controlled
me i know.
Mach-10 Forehand it's very simple , faster u hit u gain much more control and spin so the Ball is going to kick down, technic on high lvl without it hiting hard it's nothing u cann See it when beginners try to use full power
homerun incoming :P
Mach-10 Forehand
They throw the racquet essentially, and since they have so many hours of practice, they're able to combine the power of "throwing" the racquet with control that allows them to place it anywhere they want. The truth is, they're not hitting the ball hard, but rather they're utilizing momentum to create power.
Keegan Andersson Synchronisation d' accélération d'une chaine de levier , dont l'energie est issue de l'élasticité des articulations ., par extension COMPLETE , pour celle du poignet...
la grande difficulté de timing.
Mais l'accélération est PROGRESSIVE et non constante. Aucun effort physique , juste de la coordination , c'est le plus difficile a réaliser.
Et frapper la balle le plus loin que possible , là , ou la vitesse de tète de raquette est la plus rapide , loin devant soi.
Keegan Andersson u are wrong they hit Ball rly hard I was watching practice of my 12-13 country champion and it's ofc good timing and technic but he use huge power man
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Waurinka tries to make Roger tired before match lol
5:39 --> Best shot
I wish TV would get the angle of vision lower... so much better, and gives a more accurate perspective of what the rally looks like in "real life"
They both hit alike. Very good video!
I wish matches would be shown from this angle...
I feel that fed is comfortable practicing/playing with stan like as if hes on tour ..
Oh look.. Genius at work.. El maestro
that backhand is so packed with top spin, scary
I hope one day i can play like them
he has a great forehand
ur profile scared me LOL
Damn that was pretty intense the way Fed just jumped into play like that at the start, kind of a bit on an idea of the intensity the greats play with
bjorn borg..yannick noak..vilas..wilander ..max enroe with wooden rackets palyed one top more like that if we consider the small tamis on the rackets they used
That wrist movement is insane
Fed in a practice like never seen before!
yes agreed
8:13 tennis foot tricks
Im a Federer fan, but Nadal is the thoughest player, his only weakness is his own body and maybe Djoker
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To think that that man on the other side of the net is now a Grand Slam champion himself...
Best one hander in the game
Joey Ballinger yeah, Wawrinkas Backhand is delicious
really? must be very hard for u to think. how do u like 3 slams now genius?
It's great to see the Swiss number 1.. and Federer ;)
blasphemy!!!
Hahahahhhahaah bitch who is Swiss number 1 now ?!!
mudfuck who's swiss number one now punkass
You guys do realize he's joking, right? xD
surfjabroni hahaha
2:11 that slice sheeesh, wicked stuff
.................TROP CLASSE...............................!!!
I only wish the camera stood on a tripod... less headache for me
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umm.
Fed should make copyrighted videos of his practice sessions and sell them. He's a pure delight to watch
7:05 my forehand like Federer
Better than porn
eh..
Remixable100 Right? Nothing is better than porn, pfft.
+CrushOfSiel yes there is, it's called: having sex
I love watching tennis. But MILF and anal is the best.
roger's forehand swing is like whipping.
To think of timing (and striking) the ball with that kind of racket head speed. Boggles the mind....
look much fast and strong than 2020 Roger. 7 years.
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Federer's greatest asset are his legs he fucking glides out their makes the impossible looks easy.
great practice!
that backhand at 4:16 .....
+Eshwar Murthy That's an impossibly difficult shot
+Eshwar Murthy Half volley backhand... piece of cake for Federer :)
it's not actually hard at all. I do hit it quite often in practice although I admittedly as a 2 handed one. any half decent player can. it's just a half volley backhand.
slicusdadon What makes it difficult is that it was behind the baseline (close to his feet) and the shot he produced was magnificent. Any half decent player can return it, yes, but not so cleanly.
I prefer the backhand at 8:06 !
I wonder how much Roger pays his coaches. They don't don't seem to do much but stand around.
Most all of their coaching would be done before tournaments or behind closed doors. This was just a regular practice session.
so good!!!
great stuff but the camera person is making the mistake trying to follow Federer. Just keep the camera still and stable and this could have been a lot better. There is no chance with an ordinary camera to follow the movement. You end up being always too late.
If you do something enough time you'll get better at it
Highest level of tennis is played at practice without stress
Hello.. what camera did you used? Which brand? Thanks
how did you know when federer is going to practice?
Men at Work!
Just realized they were keep scoring during the last minute and a half of the video. First someone yells out 3-2, then after a point, 3-All, and then finally, 4-3 Stan. Guess they were playing 21 or something. Unless the spectators were the ones keeping score.
So this is how the Swiss practice.
Are you going back to New York this year as well?
5:34 insane hard hitting here
What camera did you used?
so nice that is art
1:35 старенькай... дряхленькай... ох, силушек нет моих... ноженьки мои уж не те...
Are they playing 21?
insane Topspin @ 4:30