Carlos Alcaraz Forehand Analysis - Need To Know!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Here are some 4 tips from the Carlos Alcaraz forehand that you can use to improve your forehand! Most of these are fundamental tips and can be used at almost any level!
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Brendan Kelleher from Ace Tennis Online
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Very good illustrations and explanations. Well done.
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
well done mate!
great anaysis, thanks !
Thanks Mehnsaik, I appreciate! Glad you liked it!
Great stuff
Well explained, well edited. Thanks!
Albeit the problem in the reality of recreational player is that you should not (and actually cannot) move in check lists. In the end, it must be a fluid motion where everything works bioechanically together as required by the current situation. This situational awareness , i.e. the capability to foresee the trajectory of the ball, is one the secrets why professionals seem so fast. They interpret the way the opponent moves and sets up to anticipate the next ball. This, however, comes from pratice in countless hours since their youth...and their is no shortcut to it. Having said this, there is always something to take away from watching the pros in vids like this.
However, most players should at first record themselves to understand what they are actually doing and not what they believe they are doing. This can often be very disillusioning.
Gotta know where you are before you can know how to get to your destination! Good point!
works on a scale - right on good language and good way to phrase it - nice video editing with screen doodles
Thanks! I appreciate it! I will try to keep up the screen doodling haha
Wow next gen
Yes he is! I love watching him play. I think he will be one of the top contenders, maybe even the best of the next gen
The free arm is more about bringing the racquet back and coiling the upper torso than spacing.
The non-dominant arm has multiple roles, such as help you change your grip, help you with staying balanced, improving your spacing, helping you with your timing, engage more back muscles and help you coil+load (as you said). Plus it can also help you emphasize your finish.
The point in the video was to suggest using your non-dominant arm more. I didn't mean that spacing is the only purpose of your non-dominant arm
@@acetennisonline You forgot to mention that it really holds the racquet to keep your hand/arm relaxed🤔
there is an information I haven't found yet: what kind of raquet grip Alcaraz use? It doesn't seem to be an Eastern grip.
He is using a semi western grip, which is where the index base knuckle and the heel pad are on the 4th bevel. Does this answer your question?
@@acetennisonline yes, completely! thanx
Thx for the great vid. It explains everything except the wrist? Does he keep firm 90° degree at the impact or uses his wrist(snap?) at the contact? Thx again
For most players at the point of contact (assuming they are hitting the ball out in front and are not super defensive), the wrist will still be bent back.
The wrist snap and forearm pronation occur after contact
what program do you use to view the video this way?
The contact is depend on the ball.
Absolutely! The height, spin, speed of the ball can significantly change the timing, BUT the contact point should be in almost the same spot (in terms of being out in front of). So you should try to keep the contact point out in front.
If the contact point is more next to or behind you, it often means you will lose power, spin and control.
@@acetennisonline yeah, but if the ball is fast you can't get a good contact, so if the situation is like that you are gonna adjust .