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To fundamentally change a player's serve, coach Nick Horvath employs three distinct techniques designed to force new mechanics. The first uses physical constraints, such as serving from the knees, to promote a better elbow path and keep the racket close to the head. The second involves training with
High-speed footage of Roger Federer reveals a critical, yet nearly imperceptible, technical detail: the 'seating' of the forehand grip. Before initiating the swing, he uses his non-hitting hand to press the racket handle firmly into his palm, momentarily opening his fingers before re-wrapping them.
The final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner is definitively one of the top five best finals in tennis history. The quality of play was arguably the highest ever seen in a Grand Slam final, characterized by incredible speed, precision, and a dramatic, five-and-a-half-hour mental battle. Both p
Following his Wimbledon final loss, Carlos Alcaraz identified three critical areas for immediate improvement. He focused on building a more accurate and efficient serve, introducing more variety to disrupt Jannik Sinner's rhythm, and correcting a negative on-court attitude. These adjustments were ex
Four rising stars are identified as the “young guns” to watch: Ben Shelton, Jakub Menšík, Alex Michelsen, and João Fonseca. For Fonseca, an analysis from Roger Federer highlights the Brazilian’s exceptional power across his forehand, backhand, and serve. However, Federer notes that Fonseca must stil