Roger Federer Forehand Slow Motion Court Level View - ATP Modern Tennis Forehand Technique

Roger Federer Forehand Slow Motion Court Level View - ATP Modern Tennis Forehand Technique. Roger Federer tennis forehand is considered one the best in the world, it is the shot that wins him matches as he is able to hit winners from anywhere on the court. Federer has a smooth fluid technique with plenty of relaxation in the arm which allows him to whip at the ball with tremendous speed and generate incredible forehand power and forehand topspin. Roger Federer forehand grip varies as he is able to switch between an eastern and semi-western grips depending on the shot that he is trying to play. Roger Federer 2020 season has been sidetracked by injury as he underwent a knee surgery earlier in the year. With thew current situation and tournament cancellations he will have enough time to recover and come back strong towards the end of the season. Roger Federer who will turn 39 in August holds 20 Grand Slam titles and has been world no.1 for 310 weeks which are both records that quite possibl