Making a poor forehand better.

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A possible link ?

One of possible links would be

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/rogerfederer/rogerfederer_forehand/rogerfederer_fh_center/rogerfederer_fh_center.html?FedererFHCenterDowntheLineFront1.mov

or

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/rogerfederer/rogerfederer_forehand/rogerfederer_fh_center/rogerfederer_fh_center.html?FedererFHCenterDowntheLineFront2.mov

or

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/rogerfederer/rogerfederer_forehand/rogerfederer_fh_center/rogerfederer_fh_center.html?FedererFHCenterDowntheLineFront3.mov

or

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/rogerfederer/rogerfederer_forehand/rogerfederer_fh_center/rogerfederer_fh_center.html?FedererFHCenterDowntheLineFront4.mov

julian mielniczuk
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Courtside Tennis Club,Ma,Bedford

https://www.julianmielniczuk.usptapro.com

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[carrerakent]

you guys are all in the wrong area.

i'll post the link to those videos.

first example:

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/roger_federer_09/rf_forehand/rf_fh_center/rf_fh_center.html?RFFHCenterOpenStanceCourtLevelFront3.mov

second example:

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/roger_federer_09/rf_forehand/rf_fh_center/rf_fh_center.html?RFFHCenterDowntheLineCourtLevelFront.mov

[nabrug]

you guys are all in the wrong area.

i'll post the link to those videos.

first example:

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/roger_federer_09/rf_forehand/rf_fh_center/rf_fh_center.html?RFFHCenterOpenStanceCourtLevelFront3.mov

second example:

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/...LevelFront.mov

Two examples of, what I call, FH2. A different forehand technique. He also uses, the conventional, FH1. Like mentioned I also think that Federer prefers to hit a 100% FH2 when possible. But most of the time he hits cross combinations. In the SA under the inside-out section you can see Federer hit a lot of 100% FH1. But you can see him also hit FH2 in that game situation.

By the way I don't think that the strength is in the single different technique but is in the numerous more ways you can hit the ball with all these cross combination possibillities.

Nico Mol

[oliensis]

Nico and Carerra,
When either or both of you engage in specific discussions of technique, I, for one, appreciate your insights.

Best,
AO

[carrerakent]

Two examples of, what I call, FH2. A different forehand technique. He also uses, the conventional, FH1. Like mentioned I also think that Federer prefers to hit a 100% FH2 when possible. But most of the time he hits cross combinations. In the SA under the inside-out section you can see Federer hit a lot of 100% FH1. But you can see him also hit FH2 in that game situation.

By the way I don't think that the strength is in the single different technique but is in the numerous more ways you can hit the ball with all these cross combination possibillities.

Nico Mol

Nabrug...Are we talking about the same videos. You talking about this vid?

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/roger_federer_09/rf_forehand/rf_fh_center/rf_fh_center.html?RFFHCenterOpenStanceCourtLevelFront2.mov

Follow my links and Front2 is an of balance shot that he had sense enough to not try to do too much with it. he's out of position and adjusts his hips as soon as he recognizes it.

[nabrug]

Nabrug...Are we talking about the same videos. You talking about this vid?

http://www.tennisplayer.net/members/strokearchive/pro_men/roger_federer_09/rf_forehand/rf_fh_center/rf_fh_center.html?RFFHCenterOpenStanceCourtLevelFront2.mov

Follow my links and Front2 is an of balance shot that he had sense enough to not try to do too much with it. he's out of position and adjusts his hips as soon as he recognizes it.

This is also a FH2 example.

I think he is a little of balance in the recovery fase but he can execute it with no problems.