JY Article on Fed Forehand in London Telegraph

[johnyandell]

You have to register (free) to read it all but there are three interesting articles on Fed's movement, racket, and his forehand (that one is mine.)

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/tennis/2018/07/02/roger-federers-secrets-revealed-split-steps-heavy-rackets-killer/

[stotty]

Well done, John. The Telegraph has always been the leading newspaper in the country for tennis. Lance Tingay wrote for them for many years who was a considerable tennis journalist. The Telegraph has consistently remained at the forefront since his death in 1981.

You chose the very best newspaper to get published in.

[doctorhl]

Great article that clearly explains the success of the Federer forehand.

[johnyandell]

Thanks guys--they choose me! I was surprised at the quality of the other articles. Used to a certain print magazine in the states dumbing my articles down to the lowest denominator...

[bottle]

Thanks guys--they choose me! I was surprised at the quality of the other articles. Used to a certain print magazine in the states dumbing my articles down to the lowest denominator...

Thanks for that little bit of the truth of things.

[klacr]

Tremendous stuff John. Wish we had this type of journalism and educational content in our tennis literature over here. But I digress...

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[gzhpcu]

Good article John. btw, did you know you are on Youtube?

[johnyandell]

How many of those are there?

[klacr]

Not only is John on youtube, a new online tennis instructional magazine is coming out called...you guessed it, "Tennis Player Magazine"

Often imitated but never duplicated. This site is still the best by a mile.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[johnyandell]

What really?

[arturohernandez]

John, you also have a Visual Tennis book, that I bought off of Amazon because I could not get a new one.

It is sitting on my shelf and I look at it occasionally when I have a tennis related technique question, want to visualize it, and want a break from my computer.

[johnyandell]

Yep but add the left arm stretch on the forehand and internal shoulder rotation on the serve. And the hitting arm variations on the two-hander--but I know you are with us on the one-hander.