very simple takeback on the forehand. Less likely to break down under pressure. It's a little harder to figure out what makes the backhand really good.
That turn with his wrist in the backswing creates a slingshot effect in the swing. Anyone can try and see the difference by themselves His power comes from the wrist and not the arm
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very simple takeback on the forehand. Less likely to break down under pressure. It's a little harder to figure out what makes the backhand really good.
Why? It's basically just the nalbandian backhand.
@@greenlampshade8909 nalbandian's is more flat than sinner's
It’s also a very simple take back as well like his forehand. He’s very good at weight transferring on all his strokes
short take back, racquet pointing to outside, hit from low to high and double bended, full follow through
this technique works for me too!
Haha backhand was even better
Sinner🔥🔥🔥🔥🤩
His takeback confises me. His wrist faces backwards to narnia then after it goes to normal position
Now his strokes looks differentl, more compact :)
Perfect ❤
That turn with his wrist in the backswing creates a slingshot effect in the swing. Anyone can try and see the difference by themselves
His power comes from the wrist and not the arm
"power comes from the wrist" Thats not true bro. No professional tennis player adds force to a wrist ;)
He literally has no flaws in his game. May be little bit more muscle to last longer in GS tournaments.
lmao
to what. man he won 2 slams in 2024 beating the best players
What grip does he use for his forehand?
Semi western to western
Knee bend
did I just hear a fart at the start
Lmaooo 😂
Shoe squeak
bro has not been mewing