Tennis MUSEUM is tennis photo sequence and movie web-site that explains the most advanced shot technique of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, etc.  It is effective for improving tennis skill to have good imagination of tennis shot .  You can enhance your imagination of tennis shot by seeing the shot photos and movies in TENNIS Photograph.  It is more effective to see the shot photos and movies of your favorite player.  You should look for the shot photos and movies of your favorite player in “Shot Collection”.

 

Shot Collection

The shot photos and movies in Tennis MUSEUM are effective for you to improve your tennis technique. The forms are different depending on players. You should focus on strong point of the form.

 

-Players List-

1. N. Djokovic  Fore(4) / Back(3) / Serve(3)
2. R. Federer    Fore(3) / Back(1) / Serve(2)
3. A. Murray    Fore(2) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
4. S. WawrinkaFore(3) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
5. K. Nishikori  Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
6. T. Berdych    Fore(1) / Back(3) / Serve(1)
7. D. Ferrer       Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
8. M. Raonic     Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(2)
9. M. Cilic          Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
10. R. Nadal      Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
11. G. DimitrovFore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
12. J. W. TsongaFore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
13. G. Simon     Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
14. F. Lopez      Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
15. D. Goffin     Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
16. G. Monfils   Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
17. K. AndersonFore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
18. J. Isner         Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
19. R. Gasquet   Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
20. T. Robredo   Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
21. L. Mayer      Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
22. R. Bautista Agut Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
23. P. Cuevas     Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
24. V. Troiki      Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
25. I. Karlovic   Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
26. B. Tomic      Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
27. A. Seppi       Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
28. F. Fognini    Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
29. N. Kyrgios   Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
30. D. Tiem        Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
31. J. Sock          Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
32. G. Lopez      Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
33. P. Kohlschereiber Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
34. J. Monaco    Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
35. J. Chardy     Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
36. M. Klizan    Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
37. F. Verdasco Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
38. S. Querry     Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
39. J. BeneateauFore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
40. E. Gulbis      Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)
41. M. Safin       Fore(1) / Back(1) / Serve(1)

Forehand of Djokovic is really great.  The depth of the ball is good.  Forehand of Djokovic is stable.  Djokovic Forehand’s speed is quite fast.  Djokovic is good at hard hit from high RBI.  Running shot world’s best shot.

 

Novak Djokovic Forehand Ready position

The ready position of the Djokovic forehand is the same as the other tennis stroke. He holds his racket with his right hand (since he is a right-handed player) and at the same time supports it with his left hand or non-dominant hand. He then stands with his two legs, spread at a shoulder-width distance or more with his knees bent and body slightly crouched in front. At this position, Djokovic has the ease to turn to his forehand side if his opponent hits to his forehand. But it also allows him to turn to his backhand side in case his opponent’s return is towards his backhand.

 

Djokovic Forehand Grip

Novak Djokovic uses a different style of grip for his forehand shot. He uses a ¾ Western which is a bit similar to Semi-Western but less similar to the full Western grip. This grip is considered the pinnacle of modern tennis, as players are using this grip to generate additional topspin while still being able to drive through the ball with pace.

 

Part II

Roger Federer is the type to take advantage of the power of the opponent. His forehand is beautiful and smooth motion. Hand-eye coordination is very good. His Forehand is referred to as the “God Hand”.

 

The Roger Federer grip

Roger FedererLet’s start with the basics of Roger Federer’s forehand. His forehand grip is in some version of an Eastern grip, which is considered more conservative than the majority of the other players on tour. Federer is able to hit his forehand both with topspin and is able to flatten it out at times for a pure winner. Federer’s forehand is more versatile than most of the other pros on tour, which allows him to be able to use a variety of different shot selection as well as insane angles on the run.

 

Federer’s Forehand Preparation

When I began studying Roger Federer’s forehand in slow motion video, I was able to piece together the forehand and finally come up with logical and biomechanical principles behind tennis technique that produced better results. I knew that Roger Federer’s technique was made only through lots of practice and repetition plus refinement. Federer is hardly a muscleman, and it was clear to me that the power he was generating was not just a result of pure strength or muscle power. Instead, I realized that Federer’s forehand must be due to his flawless tennis technique that allowed him to produce the effortless and extraordinary results that amateur tennis players could not match without proper tennis technique.

Part II

Andy MURRAY / No.3 in the ATP ranking

Part 1

Part2

Kei NISHIKORI / No.5 in the ATP ranking