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i was wondering what type of forehand grip mark fillipousiss used on his forehand?
to me it looks like a continental. when you compare the actual swing in relation to his racket being on edge. the swing is very similer to federer. with the racket speed that is being genereted, and the arm and hand rotation he clearly uses how can you explain the racket allways being on edge regardless of were hes hitting the ball on the court? never once have i seen it turned over like federer and he uses the same stroke. so if he uses an eastern and federer uses a varyation of an eastern. why so differente so often. my stroke looks identical to feds and flippers and the only way to get that on edge finish evry time is to use a 2 - 1 grip ? maby im not seeing it corectly.
so what kind of grip do you think it is? a eastern? or a continental? and why?
to me it looks like a continental. when you compare the actual swing in relation to his racket being on edge. the swing is very similer to federer. with the racket speed that is being genereted, and the arm and hand rotation he clearly uses how can you explain the racket allways being on edge regardless of were hes hitting the ball on the court? never once have i seen it turned over like federer and he uses the same stroke. so if he uses an eastern and federer uses a varyation of an eastern. why so differente so often. my stroke looks identical to feds and flippers and the only way to get that on edge finish evry time is to use a 2 - 1 grip ? maby im not seeing it corectly.
so what kind of grip do you think it is? a eastern? or a continental? and why?
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