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Roger Federer Forehand Tennis Technique
When it comes to spectacular strokes that is found on today’s tour, nothing beats Roger Federer’s. His beautiful stroke that's flexible, graceful with a strong motion is called Federer’s forehand. He's got the cabability to develop the power in his forehand combine with appropriate placement and control, passing shots like no other and amazing topspins that just Roger Federer can do.
Preparation is taken first when carrying out the Federer’s forehand. When carrying out Federer, the racket is held in a modified eastern grip as the index knuckle is on the 3rd bevel. When he notices the ball on the flight path, inching him, the initial preparation phase is already set. The preparation phase is performed with a full swing that is different than the usual, which is to make a backswing with the racket. Federer takes his racket back in a smooth and effective way.
Federer - In every tournament, Roger Federer always makes certain that the racket is held on the right part of his body as he gets himself prepared for the tennis ball crossing the net. It can't be denied that Federer’s forehand is flexible and efficient. 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 frequently make the error of taking a speedy, rushed backswing without first turning the body sideways.
Roger Federer's forehand would not be so great if it weren't for his top-notch tennis footwork. With his hitting stance based on the incoming ball and position on the court, Federer sees to it that he has set up properly behind the shot. In order to make sure the stroke he'll release is strong, he would stay very low while taking the hit. He also keeps being in an athletic base foundation during the tennis forehand stroke.
Federer's forehand is also really unique because it has idiosyncratic elements. Roger Federer's forehand is also acclaimed for its head position which enables him to focus on the incoming ball before, during and after making contact. Throughout the swing, Federer can track the ball tremendously. You can evidently see that his head is constantly positioned throughout the whole execution of the tennis forehand stroke and observe how focused his eyes were during the impact on slow-motioned videos.
Last but not least, after the height of take back, Roger Federer makes certain to allow the racket to drop below the level of the ball to impart topspin and to maximize his swing line. Next, he extends outward and upward towards the direction that he estimated as the direction where the ball will go most possibly. He'll then finish it off with the modern windshield wiper move.
Having the ability to correctly execute the right combination of power, efficiency, and topspin is hard. Nevertheless, with Roger Federer’s forehand that contains both elements of contemporary and classic, perfectly doing it is not only achievable but also easy. Federer is able to customize the swing at times to support more variety of shot selection. With that, it cannot be denied that Roger Federer is one of the greatest tennis players today.
