I once practiced with a retired 40 year old challenger level player who took it easy on me. I was in my early 30s and beating most players at my club. He wore me down in 3 minutes. I’d be beaten down now after 30 seconds of this guys hitting. This guy is a BEAST
thats mustve been an awesome experience! I played someone with utr 12. Sadly, I only won 7 points. LOL Those retired challenger level players are still fantastic players.
Always found it fascinating how in spite of being the epitome of a relax, loose swing, when he makes contact with the ball the head of the racquet doesn’t even shake
@@samarkand_nights absolutely, I love that about the pro staff. However, in his case it doesn’t even flinch when hitting a fast or heavy ball. I wonder if the amount of lead tape he adds to 12 o clock also has something to do with it. I’ve added to 3 and 9 but I still don’t achieve that level of “ firmness” against heavy balls
@@andresgarcia6337 people seem to disagree about the extent to which Roger customized his rackets beyond the RF version sold to the public. He does have the ability for Wilson to make whatever he wants so I’m not sure how much weight he’s adding beyond the RFversion that’s sold in stores.
@@samarkand_nights I wasn’t aware of this disagreement or debate to be honest. I went by what a TH-camr who has a racquet used by Federer showed. He compared it to the retail version ( the rf 97 2015) and it was extremely interesting to see the differences. I don’t remember everything but there were differences in the butt cup, shape of the head ( rounder) and weight. He showed about 3 grams of lead tape at 12 under the grommet. Perhaps these modifications were solely on the RF v10 ( 2015) and the RF v 11 (2017) already included these modifications in the general model as you point out.
i try to mimick Roger but its so difficult to get the consistency on the forehand. Some days im feeling it great and others i just cant find the feeling. Roger style is amazing to play with but sometimes i do wonder if i will ever get the consistency.
15Stratos its really not effortless it’s the opposite because all the effort he puts into the play style makes it look easier and more effortless the more effort you put the more relaxed and calm you will look
Who needs meditation class when there's Roger hitting so effortlessly.
What a great video. And the volleys at the end were pure bonus. Among the top 5 RF training videos posted on youtube.
Effortless mastery
Gorgeous movement as ever.
I once practiced with a retired 40 year old challenger level player who took it easy on me. I was in my early 30s and beating most players at my club. He wore me down in 3 minutes. I’d be beaten down now after 30 seconds of this guys hitting. This guy is a BEAST
thats mustve been an awesome experience! I played someone with utr 12. Sadly, I only won 7 points. LOL Those retired challenger level players are still fantastic players.
0:25 moment of forehand perfection
tennis is not just a sport its my life
This video shows clearly that this guy is the best tennis player to ever pick up a raquet.
+NoelAndres17 mmmh...nah, it really does not show that clearly in this 10 minute lax practice session ....I mean I know it sounds cool...but no
Cool training clip from a different perspective.
Best ever!
is it raining?
3:06 classic style forehand
Great video! Could we share it on our channel and credit you? many thanks from Love Tennis
Always found it fascinating how in spite of being the epitome of a relax, loose swing, when he makes contact with the ball the head of the racquet doesn’t even shake
Has something to do with the high stability of the pro staff
@@samarkand_nights absolutely, I love that about the pro staff. However, in his case it doesn’t even flinch when hitting a fast or heavy ball. I wonder if the amount of lead tape he adds to 12 o clock also has something to do with it. I’ve added to 3 and 9 but I still don’t achieve that level of “ firmness” against heavy balls
@@andresgarcia6337 people seem to disagree about the extent to which Roger customized his rackets beyond the RF version sold to the public. He does have the ability for Wilson to make whatever he wants so I’m not sure how much weight he’s adding beyond the RFversion that’s sold in stores.
@@samarkand_nights I wasn’t aware of this disagreement or debate to be honest. I went by what a TH-camr who has a racquet used by Federer showed. He compared it to the retail version ( the rf 97 2015) and it was extremely interesting to see the differences. I don’t remember everything but there were differences in the butt cup, shape of the head ( rounder) and weight. He showed about 3 grams of lead tape at 12 under the grommet. Perhaps these modifications were solely on the RF v10 ( 2015) and the RF v 11 (2017) already included these modifications in the general model as you point out.
This guy’s quite good.
effortless power trade off consistency
in long run It saves federer from wear and tear
seriously would go gay for this man
Nah i for sure wouldnt
😂😂😂😂😂
美しい躍動感
Sound is like a song
RF uses gravity best before accelerate forward swing, GOAT is beyond the others
Super Saiyan of tennis.
He makes this look way too easy lol
i try to mimick Roger but its so difficult to get the consistency on the forehand. Some days im feeling it great and others i just cant find the feeling. Roger style is amazing to play with but sometimes i do wonder if i will ever get the consistency.
93football4life yeah I have the same problem it depends on your footwork by takin the ball on the rise
To be honest it's not even that difficult,because his playstyle is really so effortless.
@@JustMyOpinion05 I've found the single handed backhand to be a lot more difficult than the forehand though.
15Stratos its really not effortless it’s the opposite because all the effort he puts into the play style makes it look easier and more effortless the more effort you put the more relaxed and calm you will look
3:17
大変さんこうになりなります
dwie bladzie z Polski słyszę w tle ;)
HAHAHA! @ucdlin