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fredettaboutit That was unnecessary

he doesn't hit the ball, he caresses it

Hope soon they use this PoV with more frequency

@@visualdajoy they use it it some rallies from time to time

That's exactly what I thought

@@koppenknyul7113 great minds think alike(including me)

They are always balanced

Because it's what tennis should look like, but most of us can't produce anything like that

Because 1. fed is so much relaxed in his strokes,truly effortless 2. And the balls is always returned,continuity

Because his movement is in line with his momentum, his body is not contorted against his inertia. Djokovic is the opposite. Human gumby. It works for both. I've seen both players play up close. Djokovic's shots are harder to anticipate because he has so much leeway in how he can contort his body on command.

geepeeone where I can read more about that?

That's part of his genius- fluidity of movement.

I think he has the perfect body for tennis and his timing and strokes are sublime. I would rather watch him than any other player.

He lands on his split just when the other guy is hitting the ball, just a perfect rhythm. That's what I'm trying to pick up right now watching fed's practices.

I think I enjoy this more than watching a full match haha

then you know you understand tennis than the average enthusiast when you know the quality of this rally isn't easy

@@bensonnyborja2008 I know right. They make it look easy.

These aren't "2 people". If you chose to watch me and my main tennis partner hitting, then you'd be right -- you'd really have to love tennis. Federer and Thiem? At court level? A privilege.

absolutely. Roger is an artist. Thiem is a warrior. Tons to appreciate about both, but some people will naturally gravitate to certain qualities that they hold in higher esteem.

Well said. Fed j bends the ball to his will. It's j that talent.

great! - I find most stunning he vicious velocity with which he decapitates (closest word in my fundus) his BH slices. these things land and bury themselves like mulls into the ground, like Graf´s but with even more !American twist", i.e. outward spin so that all his prey can do is (on his lucky day) see the death stalker coming early enough to somehow shovel it up. NASTY. imagine a ball popping whilst landing: that effect. Maybe THIS ONE he omits st. in order to make it a game and not an embarassment. Nothing to do with a decent flat slice; nothing to be done w/these "reversed Rafa-FHs" hit harder than any drive or topspin. Sadism.

Grace, like a dancer

until "is." your comment makes perfect sense; the rest is silence. or some antipsychotic pill.

Thiem is not his opponent. They don’t do warm-ups like that at pro-level. Hitting net shots to make opponent feel at ease? No.

@@jensmaass9056 r/whoosh

We should look into getting this video technology :)

josh w the newer cell phone can do it. Actually think mine can but it takes up too much memory.

calm, in control, relaxed, very professional~~ :)

linton blaise my problem too. Looks like he has so much time.

I agree. His serve is the most elegant part of the prettiest game of all time. His game is just gorgeous to watch.

@@gqnelly prettiest game of all time? Ever watched Nadal play mate? It's brutal to watch

Ben Parsons huh? Nadal’s game is opposite of pretty (not saying in a bad way).

@@goxaviergo11 exactly

@@benparsons4979 honestly speaking Nadal makes Tennis look way hard than it is while it’s opposite for Roger.

You forgot Ivan...

If you want to see Federer you may want to bump that up to 2022.

Im poor 🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻MBDTF>existence

He does one at 9:39

No one likes Djokovic. 😂

his athleticism is underrated fr