Roger Federer Volleys in Slow Motion HD -- Indian Wells Pt. 05

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This is a video of Roger Federer hitting forehand and backhand volleys in slow motion HD. This clip was filmed at the 2010 BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, CA ( http://www.bnpparibasopen.org ). Federer was beaten in the third round of the tournament by Marcos Baghdatis.

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[dkrakovski]

It's cool to see Fed practice and see Kim Clijsters on the next court

[BarOfSomething]

@evilmunki54 That forehand is definately clisjters

[KELK88]

@buku1234 because anybody can hit a volley like Roger Federer, but the difference between him and the rest, is that he can make those volleys 98/100, while most will make 70/100. and those mistakes come mostly from mental lapses, rather than bad technique.

[buku1234]

if you could copy Roger's forehand technique, why don't you become Roger then?

[taciturn1992]

nice shoes

[cj397]

@wjsvalderrama uh. ok.

[wjsvalderrama]

i got the feeling that the people in kim's court is looking at roger... that's gotta hurt a little

[evilmunki54]

as a bonus - is that Clijsters we can see in the back?

[qwertyriffic]

pure perfect volleys:)

[zyang21]

It's actually the exact opposite of what you think. I asked the question because the shirt surprisingly doesn't look like it's from Nike. I don't see "Nike" or the Nike swoosh anywhere on it, just like FYB's videos of Federer practicing at BNP with a black shirt that says "for life" many times on it. Everything else he's wearing is from Nike except for the Rolex watch of course.

[IvanDrago187]

You could see Clijsters tryin to scope out Rogers technique there.