Tennis training: Coach Dabul with Federico Gomez D1 college player (Nadal, Federer, Murray drills) 

These are off slow volleys tho. It's very different generating the same speed and spin and accuracy when the ball is coming at you faster

@@joshuarowe8410 it's actually harder to generate speed when the ball is coming slow cuz then u can just use the opponents speed and power

This video is sped up. I'd say by 7-10%

@@deepfriedoil you are stupid

Ekaagra, finally i found someone who noticed that. It really shocked me at first then i started noticing the speed up. It made question my whole power generating capabilities. Still a powerful practice video though

This was great, thanks, I have been researching "building your child's self esteem" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Elilan Coachify Domination - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my mate got great results with it.

Unless he works on been more accurate - not fast! - on his footwork he won't make it inside the top 50. Shame that his coach doesn't tell him

Have you seen Federer's casual training videos? Roger hits a lot harder and doesn't even look like he's trying, unlike this guy. This guy looks incredible compared to 4.5 or 5.0 level players but he's not even close to the average ATP level in terms of his speed and movement. Federer at age 37 is a lot faster than him.

@@victorp9575 you are comparing the best tenis player of history with this young player. It has no sense at all...

cant have that backhand on mens tour

Hahahaha

Jergus Krc do you know what racquet he uses?

Geko Okeg seems like babolat pure strike

Yeah cuz hes a former tennis player

Is he too stocky or heavy-built, what does the conventional thinking say about this? He looks really solid and powerful...

Remember Roberto Carretero?

Nope! - Now I checked the guy. Career high 58 in 1996. Not that bad. This dude can be a top 20 player regardless of being built like a man lol

ok, remember Taylor Dent? he's similar build and had a successful attacking style game. Unfortunately he was hampered by a bad back and underwent multiple surgeries.

Too bad, man. Anyway, let's hope the best for this promising young and strong tennis player.

THE COACH IS USING TEZUKA ZONE.

Ya, Brian Dabul took a few games of rf so he is pretty good

Scary....

He was a professional player. Played Roger at US Open. Remember that

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Jerry Dalrymple Got some anavar hidden in the grip lol

Alika Pico yup i was thinking the same on that particular forehand.😆

WTH? That was punishing!,

How fast is he hitting? Must be at least 90 on the forehand and 100 on the serve

Vik Sinha those numbers are way to low my friend

Thats what she said

Very true

True but we'll see if he can hit that hard playing a match instead of dead balls...anybody can hit hard a deadball

Francois Leduc u can’t

Exactly

His idol is Marat Safin. =)

Kelly Graves Training and actually playing matches are two completely different worlds. His name is Federico Gomez from Argentina ! height 6-2. Currently ranked 1702. Full name is Federico Agustin Gomez… Nickname is Fede or Gordo… Birthdate is Nov. 26, 1996… Son of Marcelo Gomez and Patricia Perez… Has a sister, Camila and a brother, Rodrigo… Major is sport administration… Started playing tennis at age three… Best player he has ever faced was Nicolas Kicker who was ranked No. 90 in the world - Federico lost 6-2, 6-2… Favorite tennis memory was getting his first ATP point… Post college ambition is to become a professional tennis player… Favorite tennis player is Marat Safin.

pero la pregunta es, qué es lo que te hace pasar de no tener puntos en la atp a llegar estar en el top 100(como el entrenador, que no es especialmente físico)? está claro que la fuerza sola no, cualquier chaval que lance javalina o peso le pegará más fuerte todavía pero no ganarán ni a las canicas, yo creo que a altos niveles ganas si eres capaz de jugar a algo, y supongo que ahí está el reto de cómo canalizar sus puntos fuertes

Brian is a former ATP player and it was as high as 79th in the world, that's why, is all about repetition.

He just hits powerful, he won’t hit 25 balls in a row like that in a match and his footwork is way too much of an effort, it’s heavy movement and too many steps that will make him very tired during matches + we will have to watch him play points and when changing rhythm as only hitting hard is not everything, his game is still very very strong though

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Ruben Torres this actually made me laugh 😂

True dat!

Zamri Harith ?phimxec

he's 22 years, he's plenty of time to get there

Based on what did you say he doesn't have the chance to make it? For me it looks like this guy has been training in hell that the power and footwork goes into every shot is unbelievable. Howevrr what make someone a really good pro is playing with the same style and intense in the championships aka Good mentality. We haven't seen him playing for real in any other video so again based in what did you say he can't make it?

He was 6-7 at 3 singles and 7-3 at 4 singles for #35 Louisville last season. He’s likely around the 150-200th best D1 player, which makes him totally awesome compared to most anybody, but it doesn’t come remotely close to cracking top 1000 in the pro ranks.

David Sitko I've dealt with a lot of depression due to how i constantly had negative thoughts in the past about how it is impossible to achieve something when it wasn't at all . i developed my thoughts to think more positive and be optimistic throught the ups and downs ,thats why i got mad when you said he won't make it because i finally promised myself to not let myself or anyone down. Anywayy no one know what his future holds..

@@m.m5105 his footwork is not great, not because it’s lazy but he does too many steps when he could do less, that is what will make the difference in a match

Ertyugh

Ole que maravilla

恐ろしくでしょ

First thing I thought also.

sheephead3 exactly, no variety just hitting hard and conditioning. Possibly have him hit more ball landing in and changing things up as he knows he can inject more pace if needed

Danil Medvedev would like to have a word with you on that.

He's a former atp player aka "that one guy Federer tweenered'

It looks like semi western.