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The slice backhand: TENNIS MASTERCLASS by Patrick Mouratoglou, EPISODE 4 

Patrick Mouratoglou
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In this Masterclass, I dive into the art of the slice backhand and what it can do for your game. The slice is effective in many ways. It disrupts your opponents rhythm and it can set up an effective approach that leads you to the net. The advantages of knowing how to hit a clean slice are essential for you to have a wholistic tennis game. If you are out of position, a slice might be your best move. The slice is successful more or less on each surface, which is why you need to know how to use it and when.
That is exactly why such legends as Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal were able to add this tool to their game and go to the next level.
During this session, I teach you all of the key elements of how to hit a backhand slice including racket preparation, contact point, foot position, angle, balance and tactical options.
To recap, using a slice can break the pace, change the direction, and help you dictate with your forehand on your backhand side. In today’s game, it’s valuable to counterpunch vs. defend, even with this shot.
Watch and learn how to apply my slice methodology. And of course leave me a comment on how you implement my advices into your game.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro : a mandatory tool in modern tennis
0:30 - Never imitate Roger Federer’s slice backhand
1:20 - Definition of the slice
2:44 - The slice backhand technique: move forward
3:28 - The slice backhand technique: the preparation
4:32 - The slice backhand technique: the contact point
5:31 - When to use the slice backhand? Three options
8:21 - Don’t use your slice backhand as a defensive shot! (not too much)
9:37 - A very special slice backhand by Roger Federer
11:14 - Conclusion
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Комментарии : 168   
@w116tjb
@w116tjb Год назад
Whoever you brought on to edit these videos recently is doing a great job. Production value is great.
@Better_Call_Raul
@Better_Call_Raul Год назад
Everything is great except the music. Lose the stupid annoying music.
@rinhu8864
@rinhu8864 Год назад
A guy called Travis apparently 😉
@jdogfunk100
@jdogfunk100 Год назад
The audio is amazing for being filmed outdoors
@jeffmerrill2456
@jeffmerrill2456 Год назад
Can I just say how grateful I am that you are willing to share this content for free. It's so clear and helpful. Thank You!
@MariaDSaenz
@MariaDSaenz 10 месяцев назад
We are sooooo grateful for these masterclass videos, they are game changers. Thank you Patrick!! You're the best.
@wty989898
@wty989898 Год назад
Thank you for another quality masterclass!!! Master indeed!!!
@theforehandguy
@theforehandguy Год назад
Really is great
@jeromecote245
@jeromecote245 Год назад
Best RU-vid tennis clinics hands down. Merci Patrick. Ça donne le goût d’aller à ton académie! I need to work on this shot since I sometimes hit a floater that is getting destroyed by my opponent.
@PrecisionPointTennis
@PrecisionPointTennis 5 месяцев назад
Fantastic! Peter Lundgren helped develop that short and wide slice that Federer used so well. Thanks for another master class 🎾🇬🇷🤗🏆
@TheMTGMind
@TheMTGMind Год назад
if you talk about slice backhand, never ever forget to mention Steffi Graf. I have seen her life and her backhand slice was the best i have ever seen. Great lesson!
@Juliette_4
@Juliette_4 Год назад
Patrick, You are such a fantastic instructor. I love your channel. I have had many tennis instructors and none of them come close to you.TYSM for having a you tube channel.
@JOAOVidros
@JOAOVidros Год назад
This content is pure GOLD, thanks for it
@Jackripster69
@Jackripster69 Год назад
Amazing to have a coach of this calabur giving back to tennis and helping us scrubs along.
@MTariqSalem
@MTariqSalem Год назад
Such an incredible content by a great coach! Thanks a lot. You can’t imagine how impactful your videos are!
@user-gt8rg2rp8w
@user-gt8rg2rp8w Месяц назад
Thank you Patrick!! You're the best.
@worldtraveler8255
@worldtraveler8255 Год назад
Quality content indeed. Just joining the chorus of wows for getting these uplifting masterclass handy, in particular for those ones who can't reach / meet in person Patrick. I am very grateful for this.
@damdamdeo26
@damdamdeo26 Год назад
I only wish I could go to the Academy to meet Patrick and get to see the Coach in person. Keep the Masterclass coming. Awesome content!
@GrungePopRecords
@GrungePopRecords Год назад
My former coach Nick Bolletieri probably couldn’t have said it any better. Thanks so much. Love the video Patrick
@dusancorlija9088
@dusancorlija9088 Год назад
No way, Bolletieri is God for him, period.
@chriscrocker5369
@chriscrocker5369 Год назад
Can you imagine what Nick could have accomplished if he had youtube and social media?
@PrecisionPointTennis
@PrecisionPointTennis 10 месяцев назад
I was a nick bollettieri protégé in 1985
@shirin8402
@shirin8402 7 месяцев назад
​@@chriscrocker5369still we are useless
@fabiograppasonno1495
@fabiograppasonno1495 11 месяцев назад
Coach Patrick is a warranty! Also this explanation is very exhaustive and it is always a pleasure to listen these precious tennis tips! I really want to see other videos of Patrick and especially I wanted to see videos on mental tennis tips, because it's an important aspect that struggle many tennis players and only very expert coaches can talk about it.
@user-hu7ln8xe3h
@user-hu7ln8xe3h 5 месяцев назад
Great lesson Patrick! Enjoy your insights and lessons on player development. Appreciate the videos!
@KorvanAleric
@KorvanAleric 10 месяцев назад
Mister Patrick I'll never thanks enough for your very instructional and ispirating video. I discover this channel as I would like to back playing tennis by focusing at first in improving tecnics and then tactics. I've found the latest masterclass very interesting and will be great to complete them with forehand and 2h backend. I've start watching your channel some days ago and I can't stop watching. In every lesson there a lot of hints to improve and the eye dominant application help me a lot in understanding the body pronation and position in according too. Thanks again for time you dedicate to us.
@piquicaanez3321
@piquicaanez3321 Год назад
This guy is unbelievable top coach in the World
@nandkumardoctor
@nandkumardoctor Год назад
Salute to you Sir. Thank you Sir for such compact and valuable teaching of Backhand slice.
@sethetsematsoele1404
@sethetsematsoele1404 Год назад
I no longer watch other coaches on RU-vid. I mean, why would I when I can have top-level content right here? I don't know why you started doing this, but it's the best thing. I thank God for you ❤
@madmitten5
@madmitten5 Год назад
Thanks - the shoulder into the ball cue really helped me!
@xe2ywi
@xe2ywi Год назад
❤ Patrick, you are the one teaching slice, I'm a very bad hand shooter, but I've seen my opponents just sliceing and get off the problem, I'll try to do it on your terms, also learning on the dominant eye, think that's the key to my terrible left hand issue, Gracias amigo coach!
@rodolforodrigues9534
@rodolforodrigues9534 Год назад
Great class!!! Aula excelente!!!
@750ml
@750ml Год назад
Great lesson Patrick! Only 1 problem with it: You said you’d explain more (1:08) how important the follow-through is (for precision and control) in this masterclass, but you never talked about it again… Would love to hear what you have to say about that! Thanks so much for all you do!
@TrangTennisFever
@TrangTennisFever Год назад
Great details and specifics as always! Also love that you mentioned RF backhand slice as you are correct I have examined and tried to replicate without success. Glad you called out what needed to be said.
@luisminillas21
@luisminillas21 Год назад
Incredible Patrick! regards from Andalusia!!!
@yassz9667
@yassz9667 Год назад
Super vidéo merci beaucoup coach
@blasipatrick4881
@blasipatrick4881 Год назад
Excellente vidéo merci pour tous ces précieux conseils👌👌
@iarapiffer2689
@iarapiffer2689 Год назад
Thank you for this amazing video!
@nguyenbinh140
@nguyenbinh140 7 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for your videos. You are truly my online teacher.🎉❤🎉❤🎉
@peterknowles2344
@peterknowles2344 Год назад
Great video and coach.Much appreciated
@colinbyer3018
@colinbyer3018 Год назад
This is a very good video thank you the point with not using slice as just defensive is really interesting
@ShaqKoyokArt
@ShaqKoyokArt Год назад
Thanks for sharing this tennis tips. Very helpful for beginners like to try to hit this strokes
@shoxerx7406
@shoxerx7406 Год назад
I did a sidespin slice one time and i havent recreated it since. It was the most beautiful thing ive ever done in tennis
@damondavros3712
@damondavros3712 Год назад
Patrick, I'm very new to tennis. I really appreciate your videos and I am learning a lot from you. Great content!
@petesesplankis8657
@petesesplankis8657 Год назад
That one of the best video's I've seen on the slice! Very well done!
@theforehandguy
@theforehandguy Год назад
How’s you slice?
@Aa-ji2yf
@Aa-ji2yf Год назад
Great video. Thank you.
@federicotown8052
@federicotown8052 Год назад
Very useful for sure !
@sahooboss
@sahooboss Год назад
Good stuff coach. 🙏
@MrsCrazyrange
@MrsCrazyrange 10 месяцев назад
I finally started implementing this yesterday in a tournament. Won first round, lol, delighted 😁
@davebeery_youtube
@davebeery_youtube Год назад
Great instruction!
@michelottaviani3296
@michelottaviani3296 11 месяцев назад
Very interesting lesson and I am proud he is french.
@paull7725
@paull7725 Год назад
And Graf’s? Kind of forget she won 23 GS with a slice bh 😊
@alaindesilets
@alaindesilets Год назад
Great tutorial! Since you mentioned Murray and Djoko as some of the models to emulate (as opposed to Roger), I think it’s worth pointing out that at the end of of their preparation, they bring the racket to an almost horizontal position, with the racket face pointing up. Then, as they pull the handle forward, they rapidly straighten racquet so its face is at about a 45 degree angle at contact. I started emulating that 2-3 years ago and found it added a lot of pace to my slice, not sure why. I think it's because it allows you to generate a bit of initial forward momentum by pulling on the handle with your tricep. If the racket face is facing forward, you can only use your tricep to bring the racquet down and all the forward momentum must be generated through rotation of the shoulder joint. Some of the added pace may also come from the angular moment generated as the racquet rapdily moves from horizontal to semi vertical, and kind of 'slaps' the ball forward.
@LiamApilado
@LiamApilado Год назад
I cannot wait for UTS 2023!
@meredith669
@meredith669 Год назад
Thanks coach
@netfun8087
@netfun8087 11 месяцев назад
Love this video. Thank you. I would also love to understand how Graf got so much pace on her slice backhand.
@edgarbernardoorellanahered5261
@edgarbernardoorellanahered5261 4 месяца назад
I think Roger’s slice is basically his one hand backhand with a different grip and termination. I play the back hand with one hand, and it feels natural to do it like Roger.
@MJCE
@MJCE Год назад
You should definitely do a first and second serve masterclass
@federicotown8052
@federicotown8052 Год назад
Great !
@jc-vu4gn
@jc-vu4gn Год назад
My coach says the same thing “ do not copy federer” He told me so many people go into tennis trying hit like federer, not that it won’t work at all, is just for the rest of us there are better options
@kusumsingh3758
@kusumsingh3758 11 месяцев назад
Thank you, sir you are very good coach , I watch your videos every day to learn, best tennis tricks and techniques, I'm from India sir, thank you universe 🙏 Krishna 🙏
@puntrigarkelly8851
@puntrigarkelly8851 Год назад
You explain so well. Thank you so much for the knowledge. I am a fan.😊
@helloeveryone0123
@helloeveryone0123 Год назад
Extremely true. I’ll always forward through on my slices where I want the ball to fly in the direction. Roger’s slice is simply cheating. But I’ll do what works for me. But I will say, I love slicing towards opponents forehand because it side spins towards their body and they always mess up
@extremerc48
@extremerc48 Год назад
thanks
@nordattack
@nordattack 2 месяца назад
I would say Ken Rosewall had the best slice/flat backhand the game has ever seen. That is why his nickname was "Muscles" because he hit that backhand with so much pace.
@lubondochilekwa
@lubondochilekwa 9 месяцев назад
Roger was a really special player!
@lionrawr92
@lionrawr92 10 месяцев назад
Who needs a coach when you have Patrick mouratoglou
@giorgionegri1083
@giorgionegri1083 Год назад
ciao, seguo da poco questo canale ma sono esaltato dagli insegnamenti di un super Mouratoglou sempre molto chiaro e preciso anche senza capire bene la lingua...😅 mi piacerebbe molto fare delle lezioni sul campo con il Maestro Patrik...
@kasmr6860
@kasmr6860 Год назад
I need one of those on forehand 😁
@sino8208
@sino8208 Год назад
Move forward and shoulder going into the direction of the ball and wrist will extend when the arm extends
@kurilladesign
@kurilladesign Год назад
excellent
@brianb336
@brianb336 Год назад
Patrick is the best coach I have ever been blessed to witness. So incredible his lessons are to give feedback and tips. Thank you so much!!!
@MrKosticPhotography
@MrKosticPhotography 8 месяцев назад
True regards Roger slide side backhand, I was able as lefty to produce it few times same as serve,opponent can’t catch the ball at all lol… ball just slide more out sideways
@gerhardwagner9438
@gerhardwagner9438 Год назад
Perfekt Tipps for Hobby Player 🎾...thanks a lot‼️greetings from🇱🇻
@cotedebette7148
@cotedebette7148 Год назад
When will Patrick teach it to Stefanos?😂
@theforehandguy
@theforehandguy Год назад
Yoooo😂
@Ace_youtube
@Ace_youtube 9 месяцев назад
Yo I tried the slice backhand and the one handed backhand for the first time and I’m actually BETTER with a 1 handed backhand and the same slice that federer uses than my own 2 handed backhand
@gertdejager6597
@gertdejager6597 8 месяцев назад
Great lesson Patric! Thank you so much. Does this also apply to a crossed-eye dominant player (righty with dominant left eye)
@mihaelzupan8799
@mihaelzupan8799 Год назад
bravo patrick moratoglu.
@ajhl1
@ajhl1 Год назад
I find that more men use the backhand slice than women. I would have thought it would be the opposite. Steffi Graff is the best example of the backhand slice in the women's game. Great tip from Patrick as usual!
@artemisianwell5122
@artemisianwell5122 Год назад
Barty used it all the time
@wowwow3530
@wowwow3530 Год назад
thx
@mustafamertbingol9614
@mustafamertbingol9614 9 месяцев назад
roger lover
@ChonaA340
@ChonaA340 Год назад
Many thanks Patrick, for your unique tips for recreational players, like me. I’m using a lot of your tips, and the great thing is… THEY WORK PERFECT! 💪🏼 I’m wondering to have a “clinic class” with you. How can I do it??? Where are your club or your tennis center; I’ll try to go there ☝🏼😊 Thanks again for this magnificent advises or tips… they are improving my consistency while playing. Many thanks Sir Patrick 🫵🏼😃
@howelljordan3469
@howelljordan3469 9 месяцев назад
...that last description is a treat to a table tennis player who is now playing tennis. Enjoy!!!
@borisnahalka3027
@borisnahalka3027 Год назад
the slice serve is a great example! do you hit it with your wrist and your grip stiff? no. if you want to have a good slice serve, that is. The same goes for any aggressive slice. forehand, backhand, no matter.
@theintentionalist
@theintentionalist 9 месяцев назад
Pat, I do it the Roger way and it works for me. Maybe because the drop shot is my favorite shot? Maybe the strong wrist gene? Ken Rosewall was my coach in a past life?
@emmanuelcannou2433
@emmanuelcannou2433 Год назад
It seems to me that Steffi Graf also had a knifing slice backhand, maybe different from Federer's technic, but very effective. However I never understood how she could produce so much power on her forehand side with a late preparation. If one day you could explain that point to your followers, I would very pleased.
@Abhinav2392
@Abhinav2392 Год назад
Thanku for another great video
@francopolo510
@francopolo510 Год назад
I wish I could have a better slice backhand. Since I develop to two handed backhand I usually skipped slice backhand and forget how to play. I think it's easier if you have single handed backhand than the transfer is easier
@alessaschmitz5847
@alessaschmitz5847 Год назад
Please, bring Steffi Grafs 1993 slice backhand. She used to make these slice backhands as offensive
@theyruinedyoutubeagain
@theyruinedyoutubeagain Год назад
So it's French where we got "effect" from! I was always wondering why we call spin "effect" in Romanian.
@catoqsh4750
@catoqsh4750 Год назад
excellent lesson! I will take your point on Roger's BH slice to explain to 11 year old boy... thank you so much!
@lazy_palms8590
@lazy_palms8590 11 месяцев назад
I started slicing like federer before watching him. It feels right for me like that. Should i change my slice or continue like that?
@brothera6494
@brothera6494 Год назад
Hello, Patrick, thanks for the vídeo and, ¿what about the ONE HANDED BACKHAND? Please…
@ezrasanmiguel9472
@ezrasanmiguel9472 Год назад
No mention of Steffi Graf?!!!
@elbru78
@elbru78 Год назад
Almost perfect video, just missing, according to me, some seconds about the leg part. I am glad to see that your advices are the same I gave to my students during my last lesson about slice backhand 🎾💪
@ST-rm3bz
@ST-rm3bz 8 месяцев назад
Yes and yes! Excellent lesson and as always so clear! But I caught myself looking to the right stand and timing.
@hearthome.
@hearthome. 8 месяцев назад
@buckyphillips6732
@buckyphillips6732 10 месяцев назад
The tennis serve is a crucial shot that can greatly impact your performance on the court. Learn it
@dayhillbilly
@dayhillbilly Год назад
Well... it depends on the type of the shot. If you want to have good pace on the ball, i.e. not a drop shot, you absolutely must do it like Roger - in two clearly separate steps. The forward momentum is generated *before* bringing the racket down, not simultaneously. Just see how the pros do it.
@KlingOnzSkins
@KlingOnzSkins Год назад
Wow! I actually hit the Roger Federer slice? I had no idea. I always knew my slice 🍕 was unusual and now I know why. I go down the line. It stays low and after the bounce it goes sideways. Thanks for the explanation. 👍😎
@fabiocolletto3236
@fabiocolletto3236 Год назад
Unfortunately we amateur players 99% of the time do use the slice backhand when we are oon or two steps late on the ball to hit a topspin backhand
@Tje760
@Tje760 Год назад
Your tips are easy to understand. But for me these are quite difficult to execute in actual match.
@dariusd2003
@dariusd2003 Год назад
I find it funny you showed Tsitsipas slice bh floater that gets demolished at times.
@quentincrisp6933
@quentincrisp6933 Год назад
Ironic that Patrick maintains that Fed's BH slice is unique to him and in the same video he shows Dimitrov's slice which is almost identical to Fed's!🤔
@jimclawley9117
@jimclawley9117 8 месяцев назад
It’s honestly not. If you see both players live, their techniques are markedly different. What you notes most is how much physically stronger Federer is on court. He is also a lot more balanced through his midsection. Dimitrov uses a lot of body movement through his shots and leans into the slice a lot more
@amormagisterestoptimus
@amormagisterestoptimus 7 месяцев назад
​@@jimclawley9117🌱🤫
@dusancorlija9088
@dusancorlija9088 Год назад
Great video, I like to ask Turkish man Patrick, do you know anything about Novak? I see, Othoman Empire sindrom. 😵😩
@grokker99
@grokker99 Год назад
Its not only Federer but every pro hits the slice following thru sideways. Yhe reason is bc a lot of times u use the slice when the ball is low or u dont have time to follow thru in a forward direction.
@goggleboy2464
@goggleboy2464 Год назад
Yep and it's really not difficult to do.
@e.mckinron1129
@e.mckinron1129 Год назад
Thanks but it seems to me that you were a bit quick on the «slice backhand technique» and missing the very crucial role of the non-hitting arm that can be used as a counterweight to the hitting one. I have seen a couple of matches from G. Dimitrov and it did seem to me that this was at the very core of his incredible slice technique.
@markelovett
@markelovett Год назад
Awesome video, please turn the distracting background music off, especially the drums, it’s too much in combination with the tennis rally going on, much better to be able to hear your voice without these distractions
@Nessaj87
@Nessaj87 Год назад
Top class video both production and contentwise, again. Impressive. Time for Patrick to coach Casper Ruud now that the collab with Holger Rune is done! I bet you would make wonders with Ruud as well.
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