He is totally young to do it¡! But his rivals are top players as him; so the compite in the future for the number #1 in the world will be really hard for all of them
@kgindpls I would have said yes a year ago, however, his attitude and inconsistencies make me think despite his incredible talent, it may be more difficult than we think
He doesn't "take the racket back", he has a very disciplined UNIT TURN. When a player hears "take the racket back" they most often reach back with the racket without turning their upper body/shoulders. This bring-back/take-back language is one of the biggest problems with coaching in our sport.
Yes exactly! The take back of the racket is more of a consequence of the unit turn rather than the initiating part. The racquet head is just the end of the whip with the body turning being the handle. Another important thing to note and why Holger has such a good forehand is that he plants his feet at point of contact so that he has a stable base, which is why the power transfers through to the racquet head whilst still maintains accuracy.
You make amazing videos, thank you. There's a new style two handed backhand that Coric, Rune and Alcaraz all hit; can you do an analysis or how to hit that style. Looks to be a huge shoulder turn, point the blade to the incoming ball and they are very powerful. It's like a Next Gen Two Handed Backhand:)
The new Gen must catch the past greats sooner or later. It only took until Rafa hit 35 with some injuries, Federer late 30s, and they might catch Djokovic by the time he hits 40. That said, nice forehand analysis of Holger. This kid is awesome. Perfect tennis physique & a lot of passion.
Yes Holger is going to be up there and I think he can rival Alcaraz if you watch the final match with him playing Acaraz in the next generation final in Milan .
Sinner, Alcaraz and Auger-Allisime, Korda, Ruud - Next top guns, trailing behind will be hot tempered, no server Rune and Shapo. They'll have flashes, but never consistent, like the prior listing. That's just my prediction.
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Do you think Rune can become a #1 player in the world?
He is totally young to do it¡! But his rivals are top players as him; so the compite in the future for the number #1 in the world will be really hard for all of them
Yes, complete game and amazing athlete
@kgindpls I would have said yes a year ago, however, his attitude and inconsistencies make me think despite his incredible talent, it may be more difficult than we think
Nope
You are genius to foreseen the potential player.
He doesn't "take the racket back", he has a very disciplined UNIT TURN. When a player hears "take the racket back" they most often reach back with the racket without turning their upper body/shoulders. This bring-back/take-back language is one of the biggest problems with coaching in our sport.
Yes exactly! The take back of the racket is more of a consequence of the unit turn rather than the initiating part. The racquet head is just the end of the whip with the body turning being the handle. Another important thing to note and why Holger has such a good forehand is that he plants his feet at point of contact so that he has a stable base, which is why the power transfers through to the racquet head whilst still maintains accuracy.
@@alpakka1920 very well said and explained. This is exactly true and articulated. 👏
On a side note, I like the level of detail on the back wall. The painted net is lower in the middle!
You make amazing videos, thank you. There's a new style two handed backhand that Coric, Rune and Alcaraz all hit; can you do an analysis or how to hit that style. Looks to be a huge shoulder turn, point the blade to the incoming ball and they are very powerful. It's like a Next Gen Two Handed Backhand:)
The new Gen must catch the past greats sooner or later. It only took until Rafa hit 35 with some injuries, Federer late 30s, and they might catch Djokovic by the time he hits 40.
That said, nice forehand analysis of Holger. This kid is awesome. Perfect tennis physique & a lot of passion.
Very nice details explained.
Such a pretty background
I tend to agree. He is a perfectionist.. 😲
Your Shapavalov prediction already cam true...
0:40 With the win against Tsitsipas today, Rune has already started to dismantle the current generation that aspires to be the top...
i mean they are rallying cross to cross - so its easy to get ready or prep the forehand. In a real match would this be always possible ?
This video just made my forehand 5x better wow. Can you analyse his backhand in a similar way?
what is the grip of rune semi-western or eastern ?
Which grip he has?
Which cam do you use?
Holger have a better backhand than forehand ?
I think Holger and Alcarez will battlee for no 1 for many years to come, near identical in skills
he is not [ruun], for god's sake! he is [ruunee]!
Hi Petie! 🙋🏻♂️
why your title is different from the content?
What’s his forehand grip?
He uses a western grip. I think it is more semi western than full because of the angle of his racket and angle of arm.
@@jamesscholtz9525 I agree. And eastern is almost extinct among the new generations
robocop forehand
He looks like hes using a close to an eastern grip
I like this kid. Very humble and good demeanor. No drama on the court.
Yes Holger is going to be up there and I think he can rival Alcaraz if you watch the final match with him playing Acaraz in the next generation final in Milan .
Sinner, Alcaraz and Auger-Allisime, Korda, Ruud - Next top guns, trailing behind will be hot tempered, no server Rune and Shapo. They'll have flashes, but never consistent, like the prior listing. That's just my prediction.
Right now it seems like your Rune prediction will be wrong, but you are still on track with the Shapo one.
Both hand stay always in front in tennis. It's always in front of the body.
just beat Tsitsipas!