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Knowing Roger Federer Forehand Tennis Technique
Roger Federer has one of the most beautiful tennis strokes on tour nowadays. His beautiful stroke that is versatile, graceful with a powerful motion is known as Federer’s forehand. Roger Federer is able to dominate the tour nowadays largely because of his variety and is able to dial up the power on his forehand to generate amazing winners, never seen before passing shots and amazing power and topspin.
Preparation is taken first when executing the Federer’s forehand. The racket is held by Federer in a modified eastern grip and on the 3rd bevel, verges his index knuckle. Typically, the initial phase which is the preparation is completed when he has spotted the ball approaching and had identified the flight path. The preparation period contains turning the body together as a unit, rather than taking the racket back in a large backswing. He finishes off the first phase through smoothly getting back the racket.
Roger Federer forehand - Roger Federer would usually set his racket on the right part of his body upon seeing the tennis ball crosses the net. Witnessing how Federer’s forehand is done, you can certainly see its efficiency and adaptability. By taking his racket back slowly, rather than in an abrupt and rushed motion he is building up momentum and loading up for optimum power and efficiency. Club tennis players and recreational players typically make the error of taking a fast, rushed backswing without first turning the body sideways.
Roger Federer's forehand wouldn't be so excellent if it weren't for his top notch tennis footwork. Federer also ensures that he's in a hitting stance that would fit the way the incoming ball is going for him. By staying low during the hit and doing the stroke in an athletic base, along with keeping the athletic foundation throughout the whole tennis forehand stroke, he makes certain to load his stance.
Federer's forehand is also really unique as it contains idiosyncratic elements. Roger Federer's forehand is recognized for his intense head position - where he keeps his head position and eyes glued to the point of contact prior, during and far after contact. Point in fact, he's also proficient at pointing the position the ball even during carrying out a swing. As an evidence, you can have a look at one of his plays on video and you will see how he concentrates and does his constant head position when making a forehand stroke.
The method that Roger Federer does after the height of take back is making a good topspin and maximize the swing line by dropping below the level of the ball. Then he extends outward and upward after contact toward the meant direction of the ball. The modern windshield wiper move is his finishing move.
As he has successfully incorporated both the contemporary and classic elements, it can't be denied that Roger Federer’s forehand is able of doing a perfect topspin that is filled with both efficiency and power. Besides that, he has also managed to simplify his swings so that he can make the move when he has to do so. This is just the precise reasons why some other professional tennis players cannot match the strokes of Roger Federer and this also explains why he is excellent in the sport.
