Djokovic Forehand - Patrick Mouratoglou

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  • seano
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 506

    #1

    Djokovic Forehand - Patrick Mouratoglou



    Thoughts?
  • stroke
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2006
    • 5156

    #2
    Basically, as Brian Gordon has stated, Novak has a classic type 3 forehand. It is probably the best classic type 3 ever. To me, even though it is superb, it is simply not as good though as the model type 3 of Nadal and Fed(Alcaraz to be determined). I did not think this tutorial on Novak's forehand said anything new at all personally.
    Last edited by stroke; 05-15-2023, 04:52 AM.

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    • stotty
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2009
      • 6634

      #3
      Patrick makes some good observations in his walk-thru of Novak's forehand. I also prefer Rafa's and Roger's above Novak's. I am not sure from a type 3 technical standpoint why Novak's would be considered purer or better than Roger's forehand. I err towards Roger's straight arm and grip being elements that make Roger's forehand better than Novak's. It's generally a more punishing shot.I guess genetics also play a part even with two very talented players.

      I am not sure what the percentage differences would be between Roger and Novak's forehand in terms of security and unforced errors. Perhaps Jim has some stats up his sleeve with that one. Rafa's, as we all assume, is likely to be the most secure forehand of the lot.
      Stotty

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      • jimlosaltos
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2011
        • 4151

        #4
        Originally posted by stotty
        Patrick makes some good observations in his walk-thru of Novak's forehand. I also prefer Rafa's and Roger's above Novak's. I am not sure from a type 3 technical standpoint why Novak's would be considered purer or better than Roger's forehand. I err towards Roger's straight arm and grip being elements that make Roger's forehand better than Novak's. It's generally a more punishing shot.I guess genetics also play a part even with two very talented players.

        I am not sure what the percentage differences would be between Roger and Novak's forehand in terms of security and unforced errors. Perhaps Jim has some stats up his sleeve with that one. Rafa's, as we all assume, is likely to be the most secure forehand of the lot.
        Not up my sleeve (I checked! ) but I will do some searching.

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