Me vs Jannik Sinner (ATP TOP 10) | ATP Practice Session
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- Full Professional Tennisplayer practice during ATP event (Sthlm Open 250) with ATP top 10 - Jannik Sinner (ITA).
Massive thank you to Jannik and his team for allowing me to film the practice and share it with you guys!
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Recording Date: 8/11 - 2021
📍KLTK, Stockholm Open (ATP 250)
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Unreal man. The fact you're hitting with him and you don't look out of place is insane. Props!!!
He gets completely outclassed which is unsurprising. Don´t know what vid you watched.
@thefedhd1580 especially the consistency, i dont even mean that in terms of how many balls you make, but that the quality of each shot is high every time
I've seen Sinner play outdoors and the ball sounds like a cannon boom coming off his racquet, I imagine it sounds even crazier indoors. thanks for vid
Haha yeah, really is something else!! Thanks for watching 👊
Just watched him at Wimbledon with roof closed, yes, sound is crazy!
@@Simon.Freund unless alcaraz gets injured or he wont be competing for number one
Man. During the earlier rallies, there doesn't feel like there is a level difference between you and him, despite the difference in rankings. Huge props to your skill to keep the rally going despite how heavy his balls are.
Once he starts attacking with his heavy ground strokes, it's hard to reach the ball. Once you add his serve and return, it must be a completely different ball game.
Thanks for uploading and commentating it! Love to hear a pro's experience against a top player
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Thanks for watching!! 👊
It's amazing...even in that first clip, it looks like you guys hit shots on the same level, but then I notice Sinner looks like he's having a warmup while you are scrambling to keep up. It is always mind blowing to me how much better and better players can be than someone already so good. Sometimes it is inspiring, other times it is discouraging 😂
Whenever I hear the term "Easy Power," Jannik Sinner is the first person that pops into my head. Just so smooth.
Yes, looks so effortless, but he’s just so effective with his weight and release 🔥
@@Simon.Freund 100% agree. He uses his length so effectively as well. Same with Alcaraz. They both have such strong foundations and good rotation using their length.
But you are killing it man. Keep on grinding. Your fitness already looks like a pros, and the other stuff is just reps. I believe in you boss!
For all you folks that watch tennis on TV and say, I can do that…you can’t! These were massive shots. You can’t handle this pace, depth, and heaviness. Go watch a 5.0 or D1 college tennis player practice and then come back and look at this practice. It’s apples and oranges; night and day.
Great content and great job hanging with a top 10 player! 😊
Best D1 college players have ATP rankings tho, they are not 5.0, those guys are much much better than a 5.0. At my university we've got 4 or 5 ATP ranked players and we are not even top 10 on the University tennis rankings. Our best player is a 900 ATP ranked player
What an Insane level you have! The clean and powerful shots you make + the voice in the background, all of this is very relaxing. Thank you!
it's sick how good you are man, I barely see any difference between you and top100 players (but who am I to judge as a hobby player)
As another hobby player just fyi it's not uncommon for players as "low as" 5.0 to rally and practice with pros. However, the difference is that once point construction comes into play, the consistency of the pros become relevant. You don't see that in rallies like this.
Not to take anything away; he's hitting well for sure!
He'd almost certainly get a few games off sinner in a serious match judging from his rating
they all know how to hit a ball, the rest is consistency and the mental strength
@@dontstealmypenguin there no way you truly believe this
@@owengilchrist2336 no I know this for sure. Dude's a 13 UTR which is genuinely a really high level. Wouldn't get many games but he'd more than likely get a couple Vs anyone in the world. Double bagels are extremely unlikely Vs any high level male player.
im from italy, now im an alpine skiing instructor and since im 2001 i used to race against jan when we were kids, he didn't do downhill races at the time because we were too young for the amount of speed downhill creates, we used to race in slalom and giant slalom competitions, but so much love for you cause you studied his career to have those kind of informations about him means that you really love the sport and you wanna know everything about the high level athletes, keep going simon, so much love from italy
Thanks for the clarification Matteo 🙏👊
@@Simon.Freund no problem bro, you re still the swedish tennis player i hope to see on tour one day
Yes, I agree Jannik can contend for slams. He had some close matches against top players including Alcaraz and Djokovic in slams. With just a bit more improvement in his mental game, tactics, and physical strength he will be there.
love the comment on how tennis is like a dance, I try to keep it in mind when I play as where the ball doesn't play to you, you have to play to the ball. wishing all the best for the upcoming season Simon! been my favorite tennis creator right now and giving a lot of insight on the mental side of the game. and obviously trying to follow how you play and the strokes that you produce
Thanks!! I sometimes think, “see the ball, be the ball” 😂 gotta be one with it! Thanks a lot for watching 👊
This is God tier content here. Thank you Simon!
This might be the single most mesmerizing tennis video I've ever had the pleasure of watching. Thank you
Same
The very best of luck with your tennis career, Simon. Excellent work all round. Anyone who can beat Carlos Alcaraz the way Jannik can is clearly a contender.
Thanks a lot for the support 🙏👊
Thats amazing. The consistency and easy weight of shot and direction these guys hit at is unreal.
Really enjoyed this video. And yes, I think that he will become the world #1 player. Really liked your comments, not many players do that. Must be great to play against players like him. Love to see more like this, with your comments. Good luck.
Thanks Alwin 👊
Can’t wait to see you on the ATP tour soon
so much fun to watch this practice. sinner is one of my fav next gen players
What a great experience hitting with such a high calibre player! It will serve you well on your journey.
Keep up the awesome content👍
Great experience, and all props to Sinner and his team for being so respectful and inviting throughout the week
Great vid and commentary. You've got such clean technique, very impressive and I really dig your backhand slice 👌
The back and forth and the tempo is hypnotic.
tx for making these vids! Watching these and ur attitude makes me positive and more lighthearted.
Thanks Ron! 🙏
love the skii analogy on the weight transfer !!! Great content
This is top tier content. It's so satisfying hearing the ball off their rackets. Great video
Thanks!
Nah man forget sinner I think you’re gonna be number 1 at some point, if not number 1 in our hearts
Haha thanks Brandon!!🙏🙏👊
It's so stunning to see the difference... The ease with which he hits his strokes is mind-boggling.
amazing job keeping up with Sinner
Sinner has cannons for his groundstrokes
very few players, even on the pro circuit, could hit as hard as Sinner
Real good stuff Simon! Super excited about upcoming content. I feel that you play real effortless and smart. I felt you weren’t even thinking out there as much it was all subconscious! And that’s how you gotta be at this level I believe 🙏
Just very good content. Nothing else to say. I enjoy you commenting on your Tennis and your thought process. Keep the work going! :)
Thanks!! 👊
Bravo..obviously it has been a good practice for both......I can imagine how fast are the reaction of Sinner, but still when you started playing points it was like better if you were a little more agressive and just a step forward. But still amazing job, man...keep going and congrats for the backhand
Thanks Nino 👊
awsome speech of yours , so interesting thx for posting
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Tack själv! For the effort putting these great videos together!
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I can only dream to rally with that intensity and consistency. That would be a good workout while having fun
Great vid, love your game. Great explanation behind the levels on tennis. Your game seems just as solid as sinners however like you said it’s the heaviness and confidence to execute high difficulty shots time after time that separates lower ranked players from the elite, so subtle but such a big difference. Hope you can get your ranking up this year
Thanks a lot for watching James! Just gotta keep improving every day and we’ll see what happens 😃👊
Loving your videos man. Thank you for sharing your journey and perspective. Very motivating and inspiring.
Thanks for watching and the kind comment 🙏
Amazing video!
You have great analogies such as tennis being like a dance, or tennis being like chopping down a big tree. If you have more, please keep sharing them :)
CRazy content! I'm amazed how easy Sinner makes it seems to be, almost like art haha! You're quite good as well, hoping to see you soon on an ATP-250 tournament live on air. BTW, your backhand is like art as well, so clean to watch.
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Love Jannik. Class act...and so are you my friend. I think if it wasn't for your inner dialogue and Jannik's superb confidence, you'd be at the exact same level of his hits...this is not to take anything away from his incredible talent, but to say that you are barely any different level wise/ability wise.
Way to go Simon!
Amazing video and time taken for you upload this.
Cheers!
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If you take a look at around 7:00 mark, you will notice that there is quite a significant difference in quality of shots.
However, the "significant difference" is still very small because that is how the top of the sport is like. Technique wise, I think Sinner has a very penetrating, forward-going swing path that barely gets the ball over the net, but the ball is very fast; it is just so efficient.
Obviously not taking anything away from Simon, he is just incredible.
@@ericzhong5863 I can see what you're saying for sure, but what you consider a "higher quality shot" (as you mentioned - around 7:00 mark, which is a short duration) maybe one that's more low to the net and faster, and many will agree with you. It's honestly not a bad assessment. I chose to see it in a way where they are just two different types of shots. Simon's stroke progressions, even when he is warming up with Jannik is much more of a "ball shaper" than a fast-though stroke, designed for better percentages and net clearance. This can help Simon be safer as he progresses towards higher ATP rankings where most are concerned with hard hitting shots that are less safe as far as percentages go. In addition, my statement above is not a conclusion from this video but from quite a few where I've observed Simon play with flatter and harder shots. Thirdly, this video is a shortened version of the practice, so we can't be really sure if maybe there were times that Simon was hitting very aggressively, however I don't think honestly that would be the case since Jannik's coach was directing Simon as well for the practice session (from what I understand-I maybe wrong). Lastly, I would be quite tight knowing that I'm playing somebody as talented as Jannik and that in itself will take away quite a bit from swinging the racquet properly. I hope you can see my point. Thanks for your comment. Cheers! 🙂
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that was amazing! court level points really shows the real speed of the ball.
Nice work! Love Jannik!
Absolutely hypnotic watching those points.
Really cool! Thanks for the insight! Love your humility!
In my humble opinion:
Seems like how he is winning against is that he always pulls you off balance (could be a combination of his powerful shots and/or footwork issue on your part), so you feel like you are in panic mode and your next shot is not as stable or powerful.
Like especially when you are pulled wide on your backhand you slice or step across the body to make a backhand drive, so it makes your subsequent recovery and next shot less stable, and he can just push you around the court after that.
His body in response to your shots is mostly stable, like when he is pulled wide on the backhand he does that Djokovic backhand drive reach with the left leg stepping out wide, which subsequently allows for his stable recovery and next shot more stable.
I would recommend rallying with a wider base and getting to the ball with a more stable footwork. (I humbly assume that you are not used to his level of pace so your footwork is not trained to be stable against a top 10).
Other than that I believe your upper body stroke and wrist(looseness) can be just as good as his no problem. It just seems to me to be a stability/lower body/footwork issue.
Hi @icypwnageify! Really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and insight, and I really agree with your conclusion.
Thank really is something I struggle with, on the both sides when I get push I struggle to find the weight and depth necessary in order to “survive” against better players. Really trying to improve that with strength and movement, but my recent foot injuries haven’t helped that process haha… work in progress!! Thanks again, really good insight and thoughts 👊
Amazing content again Simon. Thanks for sharing. Totally see what you mean about that imposing sense of 'calm' he has. Must be brutal to not get in your own head when playing him. You can see it most obviously when he comes to net, feels like he's 2 steps ahead. [like Federer]
Yeah, really is tough when he seems so unfazed with everything you throw at gim
World class 👍 the spin on the ball how it dips and still lands in work of art great video
Amazing. And I loved the commentary as always.
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Such a great video. Thanks so much. Best to you
Thanks!!
Love the practice videos. The sound coming off the racquet is sick! Amateur can only dream
I love that load, keeping his legs down and get up his body weight at every shot.
Ski may be got useful on find the balance to move up and down, back and forth for so much repeating time !!
Great video and tips. Wish you both a healthy winner year !!! 🇬🇷
(P.S : Is that new style of getting the ball early at highest placement that rushes many players
looking like the play so up standing without using the load body movement starting from legs ???
Using both of the body tactics would be perfect at any choice on every single unique time shots..!!)
Thanks for watching! And yes I believe that’s what you might call the “modern” forehand, playing much more with your body weight compared to your arm speed 😃
Such a clean hit, it sounds like firing guns in a gun range
Yeah, it really is a different sound when he hits!
subed. goodluck on your journey man✊🏾
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Sinner is a futur number 1 atp player
For sure
@@captainchaos1311 next Djokovic
hay que tener coraje para seguir el ritmo de Sinner, me gusto tu revés, sólido, buena postura de golpe.
Grazie!
Awesome hitting practice...what is the swing weight in your Raquet , looks pretty solid and stable, Sinner hits so loose , heavy balls, so do you good luck !!
This is the video I know that Sinner is the man
Great!! If he's #9 you proved, you should be in the challengers soon and winning!!!
133,291 views, 3.6k likes, 233 comments, 26.4k subscribers. Nice!!
The camera angle actually works well!
You are insane too, excellent video
Great!
Thanks!
Do you ever feel nervous or tentative when practicing with high level players like Sinner? I feel like if it were me, I would be very nervous to miss shots and ruin the other players practice. Great video! Love your content!
Haha I certainly was a bit nervous stepping on the court. But he was very nice, friendly and professional about it. So really helped me feel more comfortable there 😃
Agree with your views on sinner
For some minutes I thought it was you on the other side of the video (where actually is Jannik) till you Said Jannik able to pass you with a good BH 😂 Then I realised that it was him, ahaha. It seems you were hitting really good one year ago and even better now. Keep up the good work Simon 👏💪
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hear the SOUND ~~~ Look at the FOOTWORK
Great video and nice voice over
Thanks Liam!
Sinner is hitting some heavy slugs
Awesome video!
Jannik is my favourite player. I envy you!
You are very good at tennis
Thank you!
Nice video!!
Thanks! 👊
I really like your description 👌
Wow Simon ... but dont let it stop with a practice round with Sinner ... We Swedes need a player in top 20! Keep up your PanCakes . Spelar du i GBG någon gång? skulle vara kul att se lite live ...
👊 händer ibland!! Säger till då
Amazing mate!
Thanks Dylan!! 👊
Nice video and great tennis there
Thanks Ermanevcil5218 👊
Let's go simon!!!!
Great hitting session!
Love the content you put out. Watching your matches and hearing your commentary really helps me figure stuff out that happened in my own matches, so really appreciate everything you put out.
Short question: I'm sure that hitting with players like this is a reward on its own, but could you shed some light on how payment arrangements work for this kind of hitting? Like, touring pro player is in town and needs people to hit with-- do the local pros hit with him for free and for the experience, or does the touring pro usually pay them a fee for their time?
Once again, thanks for everything!
Hey man! Glad to hear you enjoy the videos 😃 this was filmed during a ATP tournament we both played so there was no payment involved. But overall I think most people would gladly hit with him for free, as would I if he ever asked haha
wow great session...I think Sinner has everything it takes to be #1...I can see he and Alcaraz sharing the podium for major finals for the next 5 yrs
Horrible, I can't believe how players today DON"T have a complete game, (when he said he has a complete game, I choked, he didn't even leave the baseline) their game is one dimensional, baseline only!!! This entire 15 minute video, he came to the net maybe once and he looked horrible as he has no skills at the net, there is no net play, no volley, no drop shots, and most players today use that safe weak limited 2 handed backhand (with limited reach) and net play or volleying at the net for a winner is eliminated if you use a 2 handed backhand, how can these players come to the net and make adjustments to place 2 hands on the backhand side for a net volley? It's impossible. This entire session was someone standing on the baseline and trading shots, where is the charisma, creativity, shot making, volleys ???? They don't exist, they don't have the hands for the net anymore, it's become a game of advanced rackets and string technology that do most of the work, so why get off the baseline, the racket will assist them today. Todays tennis is robotic and boring, it's a shame, the real tennis players were in the 80's and 90's, its unrecognizable today, todays players would not be playing if they had to use the equipment from the 80's and 90's and be forced to S/V and rush to the net on every point, they simply could not play today. The technology assists them like a handicap. Same thing happened to Golf.
@@TimTheMusicMan lol shut up nerd
@@sawgames8623 I believe the nerds are todays so called tennis players. Using artificial means, boring baseline. Robots. All molded the same. No creativity or variety. Handicapped.
Yes, they surely are some of the most likely to take over the big 3 😬 Holger Rune is really interesting as well
@@TimTheMusicMan still waiting
You're hitting the ball great. Up to his level.
Thanks Dan!
I will model my game after this warmup, looser and smoother shots with more spin
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Your so good bro its sick!!!!
Haha thanks man 👊
Simon, come to Lithuania at February, will be ATP challenger 100pts, you're very welcome.
Would love to come!! Just need to step up my ranking a bit in order to get in 😅
It seems like you win most of the points even though he had the advantage of heating from close range to your backhand
Your game reminds me of Mackie McDonald
Great combination
BEAST 💪💪💪
Excellent! Jannik's ground strokes look more relaxed than yours. Whipping balls like the hell.
First rally = wow
I really enjoyed that, mainly because it looked like a pretty competitive hit. How did YOU feel about it? I'd love to know what areas you thought you might want to work on after observing Jannik. Not because of wanting to emulate him necessarily, but when you get a feel for the shots of another player, it makes you think "I need to hit it like X, Y, or Z".
I felt really good actually, just a few things maybe, being stronger in the corners to not let up when he pressures me. Just a lot of small stuff here and there 😬
INCREDIBLE ❤
Yes, I believe he can be #1 in the world in the future.
It almost feels as if he has an impervious effect..insofar as he casts this spell of machine like consistency of super high quality balls and one could quite easily convince oneself just to put the ball back over the net without any real expectation of making a dent.Many of the players he meets will have been beaten before they go on court.
He has all the potential, probably needs to improve his physio a bit to hang in there isn’t he slams and the long season, but with his hands, his wheels and shot making, he surely could get there
It is called slalom in English bro lol you were right . Your English is great man , almost the level of the tennis in the video
Haha appreciate that, wasn’t sure 😂
Now Sinner is number 1 in the world 🎉🎉
Looking good! Great video and the angle is different but fine. Only wish you could use higher resolution so I could play at 1/2 speed or 1/4 speed with a little more clarity and see the techniques of everyone's strokes.
Will try to up the quality in the future! Just on a budget right now haha.. so I film everything with my phone
Great
Thanks
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12:17 HOLY SHIT
Who’s back here after he reach NO. 1 🖐️
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Awesome