I believe the author tried to prove that it's a myth that Nadal hits with RPMs way higher than anyone, rather he does hit with some 20% more and goes for higher net clearance, which makes his shots explode of the court in a way that they bounce high - in Fed's case, his spin is manifest through court penetration. There is a video of two guys training with Fed prior to 2015 (I think) ATP finals, in which they discuss how is it to play him. They are surprised how much topspin his shots have, contrary to a popular belief.
One who provides a play-by-play description, i.e. describing the game as it's happening. Funny how it's pretty much not a thing in tennis, where the commentators' job is to be silent during the point and praiseworthy afterwards, calling on a set of banalities and platitudes (what a shot, could you believe it, etc.)
Yeah, that can't be true. It's not just about technology but I just watched a few vids from Bruguera and his racket speed isn't on the same level as Nadal's (or Feds) so it's physically impossible actually.
That's what you are looking for.
Could I ask you about your technique. I myself try to add control into my shots, but I end up losing pace trying to exert topspin, which is not what I want. Any tip is welcome man.
There is one sentence without word "Rafa", that's not Nadal-a-lot standard, are you ill?
My tennis coach played a training game against Bruguera (he always brags about it, I heard this story like 150 times already) and he told me that Bruguera's shots were basically blowing you out behind the fence, cause after touching the surface they miraculously bounced as high as 2.5 metres. So I believe in that article.
