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The Secret Behind Roger Federer Forehand Move

One of those players who carry out the most amazing tennis strokes nowadays is Roger Federer. Federer’s forehand can perform various strokes which are both powerful and beautiful at the same time. Furthermore, Roger Federer ensures that his strokes are powerful enough to carry out some passing shots, topspins and peerless forehand shots, as well. He also ensures that he mixes up his strokes.

Initially, Federer’s forehand requires initial planning. Federer holds the racket in a modified eastern grip, with the index knuckle verging on the 3rd bevel. As the ball approaches, automatically he predicts the flight path and this is exactly how he begins the preparation period. Throughout the preparation phase, he'd turn his body instead of carrying out the typical backswing. Federer takes his racket back in a smooth and effective way.

Federer - Roger Federer would generally set his racket on the right side of his body upon viewing the tennis ball crosses the net. Witnessing how Federer’s forehand is done, one can definitely see its efficiency and adaptability. Another secret of Federer’s strong and strong strokes is his slow motion in taking back the racket, rather than abruptly doing in, this is done in order to keep the momentum going. Numerous club tennis players and recreational players make the mistake of the doing the opposite, that is taking the quick backswing.

Nevertheless, without his exemplary footworks in tennis, Roger Federer’s forehand would not be as remarkable as it is. Federer also ensures that he's in a hitting stance that will match the way the incoming ball is going for him. Through staying low during the hit and doing the stroke in an athletic base, together with keeping the athletic foundation through the entire tennis forehand stroke, he makes sure to load his stance.

Federer’s forehand has idiosyncratic elements which makes it very unique. Roger Federer's forehand is also praised for its head position which allows him to concentrate on the incoming ball before, during and after making contact. Federer is great at tracking the ball throughout the swing. You can clearly see that his head is consistently positioned throughout the whole execution of the tennis forehand stroke and observe how focused his eyes were during the impact on slow-motioned videos.

Lastly, to finish things off, Roger Federer would make his racket drop to the point in which the ball is hit below to do topspin and also to make sure that his swing line is maximized. If the contact has been made, he will then go outward and upward to make sure that the direction of the incoming is where he desired it. Finally, he completes with a modern windshield wiper finish.

Roger Federer's forehand has both classic and modern elements, making Federer's forehand a great mix of topspin, power and efficiency. Furthermore, he has also modified the swing to can easily accommodate his moves based on the required move for an incoming ball. This is the precise reasons why some other professional tennis players cannot match the strokes of Roger Federer and this also explains why he is great in the sport.