The most textbook forehand ever!? #technique #tennis #djokovic #forehand

[beqgmrs]

one of the best forehands ever! Its very efficient. IVe modeled mine after his motion

[maxbet]

The most stable and versatile forehand me the standard and best forehand ever.

[rahultarkar]

To play this shot, people should understand, it works because he has agile body and core strength for which he worked his whole life. People should build fitness as they are learning to play tennis. Playing tennis won’t make you fit, rather you need to be fit to play tennis.

[zhichengzhao]

I have seen his forehand and backhand on court in person, that's even more impressive than on video !

[joseh]

So clean! No pat the dog, next generation forehand, etc. Nole very rarely shanks the ball, like many other forehands on the atp tour.

[martianmatters]

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[helloeveryone]

the loosest wrist to produce the most powerful tennis. hence why the big 3 are so amazing.

[Belmiciotto]

Such a beautiful stroke! He’s the GOAT!💐

[stefanopiccioli]

Perfect elegance ouverture power impact closing class foreshoot top 🔝 1️⃣

[Jimmya]

I’ve watched him play live a couple of times. It’s like watching a video game, his balance, movement and ball striking is that good.

[coty]

The important is the body like a Unity... Flexión, rotation. And racket finish like a continuation. The stroke is from down to up

[johnbr]

very good for players to model after. Both Rafa's (western loopy) and Roger's (eastern aggressive flat) are incredibly difficult and unique

[studfinderball]

Thanks! I subtracted the body coil, and using just the arm, I have a half swing, half push, pusher forehand! I've never been so steady!

[DotyString]

Most consistent and precise forehand on tour.

[jisink]

I think it’s interesting that he’s never late with this style of trying to touch the back fence during his takeback. Can’t argue with his results!

[petemikedennis]

His hips stay so perfectly level through the shot. This is where the shot starts but is often an overlooked point.

[MidcourtCrisis]

He holds the throat for an extended period to guarantee the shoulder/unit turn. A subtle element that all can try.

[francoissg]

It is quite disappointing that someone has deleted my comment on Djokovic!...So I am going to rewrite it again!

[Cooper]

Where can I find the textbook? Can you tell me textbook name so that I can read it?

[VivaVictory]

Comment negatively when you're as good as he is!