Roger Federer Serve Slow Motion - ATP Tennis Serve Technique

Roger Federer Serve Slow Motion - ATP Tennis Serve Technique. In this tennis video you will see Roger Federer serving in a practice match vs Dominic Thiem. What do you think about his tennis serve technique?

Roger Federer 2022 season looks promising as he was seen practicing following his long absence due to knee injuries which saw him slide down the rankings to 40 ATP. The former world no.1 Swiss player has won 103 ATP Tour titles and holds 20 grand slam trophies. Is he still the greatest of all time?

This tennis serve video of Roger Federer serve back view / from behind is perfect for tennis players who want to learn how to serve in tennis or how to hit a tennis serve.

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[ST-eklf]

This is by far the best footage iv ever seen on YouTube .. thank you !

[slpfcw]

This is awesome as it is. Maybe someone should add some classical background music to the second half... ?🙂

[JayeshVyas]

Even in slow motion, it is not possible to tell which direction (forehand or backhand) he will serve :).

[bensonnyborja]

RF's serve is not for the faint of heart. it's not a good teach-beginners technique. Not even the top 100 of ATP can imitate that serve. This is a good demo on what an IDEAL serve is, but I won't teach it to anyone.
First, the ball toss, RF's toss is dangerous if the player is not doing the platform stance, and can't bend low enough and jump high enough. Then there's the racket drop. RF's toss is sometimes even right straight on top of his head. He can do this because he bends way back and way low. Imagine someone who is not bending, and who is not doing the platform stance.
Second, the motion. RF has a full range of racket motion where his swing begins and finishes when the ball is at the top of the toss.

For beginners, I'd go for other guys who have the pinpoint stance but who don't toss the ball too high.

Only copy RF's serve when you already have a foundation and understanding of a tennis serve (ie pronation, platform stance, ball toss, racket drop)

[johnnyrock]

WHAT A PHENOMENAL WASTE OF TIME. YOU SHOW A FAULT HOW CAN I BLOCK LOVE TENNIS