Federer Volley Slow Motion 2018 (HD)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Federer Volley Slow Motion 2018 (HD). Roger Federer is known for having the most complete game on the ATP Tour, his devastating power and pin point accuracy on his forehand, backhand and serve have made him one of the greatest players of all time. However many people overlook the quality of his volley technique which allow him to finish off points at the net with ease. Here is our latest slow motion tennis Federer volley video so we can appreciate this beautiful stroke. You can see Federer backhand volley Federer forehand volley Federer smash Federer volley footwork and the Federer volley grip!
Can Federer get back to world No.1 with both Djokovic and Nadal in form?
The coaches are all wrong. There are no prescribed or set footwork. The variety of his footwork tells me he focuses on incoming ball and not on his torso and footwork. Torso and footwork flows and will flow naturally from the intense focus on the incoming balls.
Except for the "split step."
He has better feel than most mortals. The accuracy of his racquet face on contact and minor adjustments are incredible.
I think the coaches are correct. However, for advanced and professional player, your idea is correct. When we learned from coaches, we were beginners.
His foot step and racket pop are not synchronized, the way coaches teaches us to step in at the same time as hitting
I agree with you that far too many coaches focus on “ancillary” things but not the actual things relate to the physics of ball contact, racquet position and swing path at moment of contact.
I once had a coach who would have me change something totally irrelevant literally after every stroke (“move your left elbow in/out”, “point your knee here”, point your finger this way,). I’m looking for something repeatable , a way to deal with balls in certain locations versus others and was so distracted on making a change literally to every stroke it basically destroyed my effectiveness. I had to let him go and reconstruct my stroke from study of various other online coaches like Oscar Wegner.
The ball (and racquet and its orientation and path) matters.
You can watch twenty videos about how to volley.. they will just confuse you with poor explanations and weak understanding. Instead, watch this.. twenty times, soak it in, watch the contact point, watch the wrist, watch the shoulders, watch the feet... And then video yourself... And then watch this again... And only then will you be a volleyer, my son.
OK Yoda what ever you say.
I was told by so many coaches not to drop racket head for volley. And obviously Roger dropped his racket head most of time except for high volley. ROGER IS TEXTBOOK THEN WHY ALL COACHES TEACH DIFFERENTLY?
You are just fine doing what you find to make the most sense. Orthodox coaching often times contradict the most efficient and natural techniques on tour as you can see from these footage.
Most coaches teach the wrong volley technique. What pros actually do is: let the ball hit a moving racket face, and making the face act like a mirror and "reflect" the ball where you want it to go. Pros don't actually try to "hit" volleys or "push" or underspin. Except when it's a high easy ball then they bash it and follow-through upwards to impart topspin and make sure the volley stays in the court. Otherwise, for 90% of net shots, they just let the ball hit a moving racket, with the racket face titled to "reflect" the ball where they want it to go.
Is it just me or does Fed seem to swing at vollies much more than other pros? Especially on the BH.
God look at that footwork-GOAT!
Jesus invented this game hence the foot work. Federer trying to imitate God to play tennis
日本の「プロ」の教習ビデオと違うなと言う印象です。大体そのビデオを見てから一層ボレーが下手になった気がします。このビデオで少し修正点がわかりました。
彼はボールを良く見ると言われますが、それ以上です。ボールとラケットのコンタクト地点を予測して、あらかじめその地点に視線を向けています。
Tóc 😢 trọc 😢🤧
So much torque on the wrist with every hit.
Only 1 of the Big Three to win over 100 titles
the grip is continental right?
Yes, it is
yea
@@bokaichao3722 no, its weak continental. bevel 2.5. if u know u know.
@@smashthestateXyes! Serve with 2, volley and slice with 2.5
Interesting to me his forehand volley he doesn't step across his body like he does usually with the backhand. I was taught to step with my left foot to the right side of my body for forehand volleys when possible. Any feedback anyone? I take that it's the speed of the incoming ball, and I get that it's good to be flexible and it's not a "one footwork for every volley" kind of deal too.
In modern technique, the first step towards the ball is with outside (right) foot, which is the unit turn at the same time. IAs you hit, you can move your body mass forward and step with the left foot. It could be a small step where you maintain your base and do not cross, or could be a big step, like on traditional volley, depending on the situation.
Footwork, touch all in one!! Bought myself a RF97 Black autograph racket. A true maestro indeed😎😇
u prob will injure ur arm, that shit too heavy for beginners/
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Always high to low.. keep that in mind..
always pipi in vagine also. out to in. keep in mind....
Good footage, may be, but without any reference as to which match it is from (though it's hardly conceivable that this could be a match footage, as Federer is just rooted to one spot, though there are spectators), when, and for what cause the great man was present there, it becomes uninteresting. Besides, there's no sound either. Had it been there, we might have learned these vital facts.