No one goes into the bio mechanics and physics of ball striking like you guys. Technique is technical and essential for understanding tennis. Wish I could give this a thousand likes. Thanks!
I have watched somewhere close to 100 serve videos over the years and this is the BEST by far! I keep coming back to this when I get out of sync. Amazing video. Perfect length. Immediate results.
Oh my word, this is awesome. I'm only half way thru and I just ha to comment. The idea of only lifting your shoulder to 110 degrees is soooo clear, and requires a torso movement to get the contact point up. It totally makes sense, brilliant. Never seen that before. 👏👏👍👍
This video provided me with my aha eureka moment where it clicked for me. I understand pronation now and am bombing my serves whereas last week I was weakly pancaking it! Thank you so much for for this video!👊🏼💪🏼
Like the commentator who is an orthopedic surgeon noted, your attention to biomechanics and correct use of lingo (long axis internal rotation, ulnar deviation) only adds value to the functional details you provide (tilt body to prevent impingement when raising the racket arm). I'm a PT. I appreciate your videos immensely. Keep 'em comin'! Thank you.
Dang Daytri, you dropped some serious wisdom in this video. I was definitely doing this @1:24 and getting little to no topspin on my flat serve, but since watching this video, I've implemented what you were teaching here and now I can definitely see the improvements. Thank you for this extremely valuable and somehow free lesson!
I don't usually leave comments on youtube but I had to do it! I tried this today and it just completely changed my serve! Specifically, I can't believe no other tennis video on serve has covered the tilt racket angle during contact. Anyhow, thank you fellas !
I've always been confused about "pronation" and it never gave me more power. Now I know why. At contact my racket and arm were pointing fairly straight up. But now, with your demonstration of the position and angles of the arm and racket at contact make the rotation which produces the pronation very powerful. Also, it was very helpful that you made clear that you want to generate some topspin (and sidespin) on a flat serve, and you demonstrated how to do this. I have not seen any other serve video talk about this, even though it's obvious that elite players do this. Altogether an AMAZING video.
Look, I'm already a big fan. But this is your best video EVER. I love the tech stuff, scientific references, the graphics (!), the pro clips, the patter, the music, the outtakes, EVERYTHING. You guys really, really know your stuff when it comes to the biomechanics of tennis, and it shows. And you know how to have fun. But the production value is truly UNSURPASSED. Nowhere on RUclips do we see anything that can hold a candle to what you all have put out there. Top notch. Well done, boys. Very, very well done.
Oh and I forgot to mention: how you demonstrate all the different incorrect service motions... INCREDIBLE body control! Like a dancer or Olympic athlete. Just freakish. Inhuman. And AWESOME. Good on ya, guys!
As an orthopedic specialized in hand and wrist surgeon that was one of the best teaching videos for me. I started playing tennis one year ago at the age of 50, and now I understand the serve. Thanks a lot
OMG why they always told me it is impossible to serve hard without Legs...I understand that legs have some part in serve power but I see You serve 112mph which is 180km/h without even moving Your legs! So I think we have to work more on our biomechanics than focusing on legs....If upper body isnt working at all how legs are going to help with that. Keep up the great work! I am studying internet about tennis training videos for few Years and after all that time finally I found someone who knows what he is talking about! Amazing guys! Thank You for sharing Your knowledge!
Really good lesson. Appreciate that you cover stuff not addressed elsewhere. Very productive and unique drills. Hoping you can clarify: Drill 1 Contact. Your racquet is perpendicular to your arm in this drill. Your actual serve position has a bigger arm/racquet angle @ 11:13. The perpendicular angle works for the drill, but why refer to "your serve contact ... your racquet tilted slightly"? Drill 2 Freeze. The freeze requires lots of deceleration and stress on the shoulder and arm. (The deceleration of Drill 3 is even greater.) How do you deal with this stress with your students?
Wow. You guys make the best tennis tutorials on RUclips hands down! After trying some of the key tips, I can feel instant boost on power, spin and consistency. Unbelievable. I could serve 90+mph from time to time but this instantly takes me to 100+mph! I have never experienced such a big improvement on the most difficult technique overnight! Kudos!
Gotta say...The best explanation of arm position I've seen. The only thing to add might be the kinetic chain elements, particularly the trunk and shoulder relationships through the serve. It's clear that flexibility in the trunk it essential to serve power.
I just have to tell you guys that all the effort that’s put into video editing in your videos are so worth it! 👍👍👍👍🏆🏆🏆🏆 I really appreciate how you guys are creating such high quality contents! Thank you so much! 🙏🏆🥇🏅🎖
Yay, a lefty video! Makes it a lot easier to follow. Wouldn’t it be great if every tennis instruction video also had a mirror image version? There’s a lot to unpack in this video - I’ll be watching it several times. The more slowmo, the better for me - super slowmo even better.
Wrist position is new and the vertical racquet contact is also new to me in that I had my racquet too upright at contact which prevented me from using my long axis rotation to accelerate my racquet head. No wonder on my 2nd serve I would hit the net. And with a slightly bent arm and lower toss, I was able to be more effective with getting my serve to pop. Thanks for the tips!
I had watched many videos in the past to learn serve and tried applying the same but didn't get any lead. Post watching this video, I just changed the position of the ball and tried placing it a few inches forward. Since then, I have been hitting 3-4 aces in a set. Still a lot of practice is required to make a perfect first serve. Thanks.
Awesome video which articulates and demonstrates the serve with in-depth explanation at every point. The most complete and thorough explanation I have ever seen. So happy I clicked on this, even demonstrated the biomechanics in clear precise language. Can’t wait to get the hopper out and tweak my serve!! I hope you have additional instructive videos!
Stunning explanation of how high level players perform that serve. I hit 106 mph in the box and 112 mph on the tape the one time I had a chance to hit with a radar, but it needs some work to be more reliable. This video really clarifies a lot of things I am probably doing somewhat right on better days and wrong on others, so it's going to be very helpful for improving it. I strongly suspect I am a little too upright at contact on a flat serve and that might be why I can't be as consistent as I could be... Man, people in my doubles league will hate you if your tips fixes it -- they already have trouble handling my kick serve. 🤣
all I can say is wow . i watched the video at least twice today and i'm just came back form the court ,where a tried to put in place your advice . I think a have, in the right days a pretty good serve for an amateur player, but i nersrve so well . Almost on everyserve i heard the right sound when you hit th ball well. I really look forward to see what you will do next . I also fell much more relaxed hitting bigger than before and easier on the sholuder. thanks guys.Alessandro
Bro that was the best 17:40 seconds I've ever seen covering just the serve. Can't wait to see other content. This will take me from hacker to weekend warrior Lol...Cheers
My elbow is hurting, and I think you give me some light regarding what I am doing wrong; hitting with straight arm, and not doing the right movement, thank you guys for this wonderful and instructive videos. I will work on those movements, and I hope the pain go away. Thank you Again!
Thank GOD you guys came out with a serve video. Best tennis channel on RUclips and it's not even close. Really needed this one for my own game, as the serve is quite complex, and the impressively mediocre advice you can find on it from mainstream sources and coaches is mostly useless after a certain point.
Copying in a comment I made on one of your other videos because the two together helped me. Awesome video. I love how you explain the technical details so thoroughly. The power and inconsistency in my serve has always fluctuated. After watching this video, I hit one practice session then played a match the next day where I was 70-80% on my first serve, and they almost never came back. For context, I've probably been playing at 40-60% first serve % this year, sometimes while losing power. This video as well as the "How to Generate EFFORTLESS POWER On The Tennis Seve In 3 Steps" helped me understand the serve so much better and simplified my approach. I also love the PhD level explanations sprinkled in with an occasional Beavis and Butthead laugh. It's endearing, keeps it light and funny.
I’m 67 also & I was thinking there’s no way I can hit my serves like yours; however, i got inspired by bassmaster1953 comments! I’ll watch the Video a few more times, then go to the courts with a bucket of balls & start practicing. Maybe with a more powerful serves, then I might be able to move up a level from my current 3.5 ranking. Thank you for a wonderful video!
The best explanation on the contact point! You guys might have saved me from an injury. My wrist and arm felt out of whack from trying some serves before finding this video!
Thank you coach, I love your references explaining all the muscles including their percentage, you just saved my shoulder and forearm and wrist. I am a 48 years old guy that started a year ago, I wanted to learn tennis to keep fit and found out I have have to be fit to play Tennis, thanks again, btw nice haircut too
Hi, Donell! Yes, tennis definitely has that effect. Although, serving is probably not the best for fitness unless you're only targeting the right bicep. 😜 Keep up the good work! Thanks for the kind words!
CONGRATS ...YOU ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST ....THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU... I SPEND SO MANY HOURS IN AND OUT OF THE COURT TO FIND ...ALL THAT YOU SAID TO ME IN 10 MIN. THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN
Ty TY THANK -YOU for a super serve video. As an exercise physiologist, I really appreciate the references to the anatomical movements of the joints. Extremely helpful. If I might suggest, also preface your videos with a review of the grip. Thx again.
This is an unbelievably good video. Could you please record a video instructing how to sustain accuracy/consistency as we progress through serve development.
So the serve is actually like a helicopter blade movement at an angle. That's the internal rotation thingy you talk about. Easily one of the best articulated videos on the subject. Well done!
This should be complementary to serve module of the online course “Home Advantage”. I missed the isolation drills of the pronation part of the movement there. Glad I follow you guys everywhere (and I didn’t forget you are owing the one hand backhand module as well! 😅)
Wow, you know all the movement terms (adduction, abduction, etc) and how they relate to tennis mechanics. I am in awe. Thank you so much for the explanation!
Amazing coaching! Man, you got the perfect serve (and ball toss- which looks similar to Federer's). I'm a lefty too and I struggle to consistently hit a flat serve down the T from the ad side. You do it so effortlessly!
This is a great explanation and visualization of the mechanics of the serve, most of which is brand new to me. Can’t wait to get out and practice it. Thank you
I think this is a very good video for intermediate players that struggle with their serves. How about another video to explain the basics and some pitfalls of the serve? One important topic to cover would be the "waiter's serve".
This is very helpful. I've watched a lot of serve videos that are demonstrated by. men who are clearly way over six feet tall. I think that they get away with things that someone who is 5'6".
Very educational and it’s exactly what those PhD should add at the end of their paper! Would you talk more how to hit consistent serve angles with this video’s techniques as a backbone? I feel at amateur levels even up to 5.0 angles could actually impact more than power.
Amazing stuff man, your serve was 114 mph just when you were doing the drill not using the legs drive 😮 weirdly enough your tecnique looks so much cleaner than some big pro on tour 😂 have you ever thought to go on tour ? shame if you didn't!
I totally agree with your comment. We want to be good at tennis, too. We are a beginner's tennis RUclips club that works out in Korea. Tennis is too hard.
My serve is exactly like yours.
And then I wake up.
Better that you wake up and learn some physics of tennis.
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My serve is exactly like yours.
One of the best and most instructive explanations I’ve seen on what really goes into making a great serve. Fantastic.
Thanks for that Paul! We have so much more to share. Stay tuned!
I ve seen like 20+ videos for serving but this is gold
Best tennis channel on RUclips that dives into biomechanics and research! Thanks for the videos!
Thanks Skywalker! We do our best 😜
No one goes into the bio mechanics and physics of ball striking like you guys. Technique is technical and essential for understanding tennis. Wish I could give this a thousand likes. Thanks!
I have watched somewhere close to 100 serve videos over the years and this is the BEST by far! I keep coming back to this when I get out of sync. Amazing video. Perfect length. Immediate results.
Most thorough and scientific explanation of serve mechanics I've seen anywhere, coupled with great enthusiasm. Excellent video.
Oh my word, this is awesome. I'm only half way thru and I just ha to comment. The idea of only lifting your shoulder to 110 degrees is soooo clear, and requires a torso movement to get the contact point up. It totally makes sense, brilliant. Never seen that before. 👏👏👍👍
This video provided me with my aha eureka moment where it clicked for me. I understand pronation now and am bombing my serves whereas last week I was weakly pancaking it! Thank you so much for for this video!👊🏼💪🏼
Like the commentator who is an orthopedic surgeon noted, your attention to biomechanics and correct use of lingo (long axis internal rotation, ulnar deviation) only adds value to the functional details you provide (tilt body to prevent impingement when raising the racket arm). I'm a PT. I appreciate your videos immensely. Keep 'em comin'! Thank you.
Dang Daytri, you dropped some serious wisdom in this video. I was definitely doing this @1:24 and getting little to no topspin on my flat serve, but since watching this video, I've implemented what you were teaching here and now I can definitely see the improvements. Thank you for this extremely valuable and somehow free lesson!
I'm SO happy to hear that Krishfield 😁 It was a huge revelation for me as well during my serve training. Keep up the great work!!
I don't usually leave comments on youtube but I had to do it! I tried this today and it just completely changed my serve! Specifically, I can't believe no other tennis video on serve has covered the tilt racket angle during contact. Anyhow, thank you fellas !
I've always been confused about "pronation" and it never gave me more power. Now I know why. At contact my racket and arm were pointing fairly straight up. But now, with your demonstration of the position and angles of the arm and racket at contact make the rotation which produces the pronation very powerful. Also, it was very helpful that you made clear that you want to generate some topspin (and sidespin) on a flat serve, and you demonstrated how to do this. I have not seen any other serve video talk about this, even though it's obvious that elite players do this. Altogether an AMAZING video.
Look, I'm already a big fan. But this is your best video EVER. I love the tech stuff, scientific references, the graphics (!), the pro clips, the patter, the music, the outtakes, EVERYTHING. You guys really, really know your stuff when it comes to the biomechanics of tennis, and it shows. And you know how to have fun. But the production value is truly UNSURPASSED. Nowhere on RUclips do we see anything that can hold a candle to what you all have put out there. Top notch. Well done, boys. Very, very well done.
Oh and I forgot to mention: how you demonstrate all the different incorrect service motions... INCREDIBLE body control! Like a dancer or Olympic athlete. Just freakish. Inhuman. And AWESOME. Good on ya, guys!
I have a terrible serve and am trying to rebuild it piece by piece from the ground up. This was a really helpful video, thanks!
Great breakdown of how to properly hit the serve. Love it.
This is an excellent serve video. There's a lot of bad instruction on RUclips but this is one of the best I've seen.
As an orthopedic specialized in hand and wrist surgeon that was one of the best teaching videos for me. I started playing tennis one year ago at the age of 50, and now I understand the serve. Thanks a lot
This is the best explanation of the serve biomechanics that I have found yet. It is so helpful and clearly explained. Thanks
OMG why they always told me it is impossible to serve hard without Legs...I understand that legs have some part in serve power but I see You serve 112mph which is 180km/h without even moving Your legs! So I think we have to work more on our biomechanics than focusing on legs....If upper body isnt working at all how legs are going to help with that. Keep up the great work! I am studying internet about tennis training videos for few Years and after all that time finally I found someone who knows what he is talking about! Amazing guys! Thank You for sharing Your knowledge!
Really good lesson.
Appreciate that you cover stuff not addressed elsewhere.
Very productive and unique drills.
Hoping you can clarify:
Drill 1 Contact. Your racquet is perpendicular to your arm in this drill. Your actual serve position has a bigger arm/racquet angle @ 11:13. The perpendicular angle works for the drill, but why refer to "your serve contact ... your racquet tilted slightly"?
Drill 2 Freeze. The freeze requires lots of deceleration and stress on the shoulder and arm. (The deceleration of Drill 3 is even greater.) How do you deal with this stress with your students?
Wow. You guys make the best tennis tutorials on RUclips hands down! After trying some of the key tips, I can feel instant boost on power, spin and consistency. Unbelievable. I could serve 90+mph from time to time but this instantly takes me to 100+mph! I have never experienced such a big improvement on the most difficult technique overnight! Kudos!
Gotta say...The best explanation of arm position I've seen. The only thing to add might be the kinetic chain elements, particularly the trunk and shoulder relationships through the serve. It's clear that flexibility in the trunk it essential to serve power.
I just have to tell you guys that all the effort that’s put into video editing in your videos are so worth it! 👍👍👍👍🏆🏆🏆🏆 I really appreciate how you guys are creating such high quality contents! Thank you so much! 🙏🏆🥇🏅🎖
Ahhh the entire arm “pronates” not just the forearm and wrist. I like the forearm analogy
Have always been told about pronation but this goes so much deeper, looking forward to practicing with your pointers!
Yay, a lefty video! Makes it a lot easier to follow. Wouldn’t it be great if every tennis instruction video also had a mirror image version? There’s a lot to unpack in this video - I’ll be watching it several times. The more slowmo, the better for me - super slowmo even better.
Wrist position is new and the vertical racquet contact is also new to me in that I had my racquet too upright at contact which prevented me from using my long axis rotation to accelerate my racquet head. No wonder on my 2nd serve I would hit the net. And with a slightly bent arm and lower toss, I was able to be more effective with getting my serve to pop. Thanks for the tips!
This video is pure gold - especially enjoyed the scientific details. No one else, in RUclips world, is even close. Thanks RacquetFlex!
I had watched many videos in the past to learn serve and tried applying the same but didn't get any lead.
Post watching this video, I just changed the position of the ball and tried placing it a few inches forward. Since then, I have been hitting 3-4 aces in a set.
Still a lot of practice is required to make a perfect first serve.
Thanks.
excellent advice, superior production values and dynamic narration
BEST INSTRUCTION IVE SEEN ! Mixes science with technique and application excellent video!
Awesome video which articulates and demonstrates the serve with in-depth explanation at every point. The most complete and thorough explanation I have ever seen. So happy I clicked on this, even demonstrated the biomechanics in clear precise language. Can’t wait to get the hopper out and tweak my serve!! I hope you have additional instructive videos!
Stunning explanation of how high level players perform that serve. I hit 106 mph in the box and 112 mph on the tape the one time I had a chance to hit with a radar, but it needs some work to be more reliable. This video really clarifies a lot of things I am probably doing somewhat right on better days and wrong on others, so it's going to be very helpful for improving it. I strongly suspect I am a little too upright at contact on a flat serve and that might be why I can't be as consistent as I could be... Man, people in my doubles league will hate you if your tips fixes it -- they already have trouble handling my kick serve. 🤣
all I can say is wow .
i watched the video at least twice today and i'm just came back form the court ,where a tried to put in place your advice . I think a have, in the right days a pretty good serve for an amateur player, but i nersrve so well . Almost on everyserve i heard the right sound when you hit th ball well. I really look forward to see what you will do next . I also fell much more relaxed hitting bigger than before and easier on the sholuder.
thanks guys.Alessandro
Bro that was the best 17:40 seconds I've ever seen covering just the serve. Can't wait to see other content. This will take me from hacker to weekend warrior Lol...Cheers
He is serving 180km/h without even moving his legs :) And they told me its impossible to serve that fast without jumping....
Amazing content. Love the science based analysis of the biomechanics along with the demonstration.
This is by far the best explanation of most common different possible issues with the serve. Congrats, really well done. Also like the drills.
My elbow is hurting, and I think you give me some light regarding what I am doing wrong; hitting with straight arm, and not doing the right movement, thank you guys for this wonderful and instructive videos. I will work on those movements, and I hope the pain go away. Thank you Again!
As an engineer that plays tennis - this is what I needed. Awesome.
Agreed, also an engineer, and the technical breakdown really resonated with me.
Awesome video. I´ve never watched such a good and complete explanation about tennis serve movements. Congrats.
What an amazing explaination. Form and substance are perfect. 5 or 6 videos on serve only. What a dream.
Thank you so much.
Thank GOD you guys came out with a serve video. Best tennis channel on RUclips and it's not even close. Really needed this one for my own game, as the serve is quite complex, and the impressively mediocre advice you can find on it from mainstream sources and coaches is mostly useless after a certain point.
Copying in a comment I made on one of your other videos because the two together helped me.
Awesome video. I love how you explain the technical details so thoroughly. The power and inconsistency in my serve has always fluctuated. After watching this video, I hit one practice session then played a match the next day where I was 70-80% on my first serve, and they almost never came back. For context, I've probably been playing at 40-60% first serve % this year, sometimes while losing power. This video as well as the "How to Generate EFFORTLESS POWER On The Tennis Seve In 3 Steps" helped me understand the serve so much better and simplified my approach.
I also love the PhD level explanations sprinkled in with an occasional Beavis and Butthead laugh. It's endearing, keeps it light and funny.
WOW, at 67, I'm learning how to get power AND consistency for the first time. Thanks
That's music to my ears and so inspirational. Thanks for watching!
I’m 67 also & I was thinking there’s no way I can hit my serves like yours; however, i got inspired by bassmaster1953 comments! I’ll watch the Video a few more times, then go to the courts with a bucket of balls & start practicing. Maybe with a more powerful serves, then I might be able to move up a level from my current 3.5 ranking. Thank you for a wonderful video!
Best serve video I've seen by far. Great job! Now can we get a kick serve video please🙏
The best explanation on the contact point! You guys might have saved me from an injury. My wrist and arm felt out of whack from trying some serves before finding this video!
Thank you for being left-handed and the nice music and the excellent lesson!
Thank you coach, I love your references explaining all the muscles including their percentage, you just saved my shoulder and forearm and wrist. I am a 48 years old guy that started a year ago, I wanted to learn tennis to keep fit and found out I have have to be fit to play Tennis, thanks again, btw nice haircut too
Hi, Donell! Yes, tennis definitely has that effect. Although, serving is probably not the best for fitness unless you're only targeting the right bicep. 😜 Keep up the good work! Thanks for the kind words!
This is freakin awesome! More progression drills please. I understand how the serve works now...but hard for an old day to change muscle memory.
I like the science-based explanation in obtaining the proper contact point without associated injuries.
So far....best serve lesson video....lotsa information in simple format
CONGRATS ...YOU ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST ....THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU...
I SPEND SO MANY HOURS IN AND OUT OF THE COURT TO FIND ...ALL THAT YOU SAID TO ME IN 10 MIN.
THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN
Your students must be so lucky to get such detailed coaching in person. Great video and explanation! You make hitting 115 mph serves look effortless.
Thanks Taylor! Yes we have so much fun transforming our students. When I coordinate the motion correctly, it does really feel effortless.😉
Outstanding serve biomechanics presentation. Best and most thorough I've ever seen. Kudos.
Love how you talk about each joint.
There is a ton of information in this video!! I have to break it down into small steps to make sure that I get everything right.
Ty TY THANK -YOU for a super serve video. As an exercise physiologist, I really appreciate the references to the anatomical movements of the joints. Extremely helpful. If I might suggest, also preface your videos with a review of the grip. Thx again.
This video has helped my serve so much. I'd imagine I've gained a minimum 10mph. Thanks for sharing and always waiting to see what you all put out.
This is an unbelievably good video.
Could you please record a video instructing how to sustain accuracy/consistency as we progress through serve development.
WOW IM a lefty too about your height you hit some powerful serves ,this is great stuff you are teaching haven't seen this anywhere else!
Spot on clear explanation and demonstration of serve mechanisms and injury prevention
Very good step by step explanation of the serve. Thanks!
best serve video on youtube, congrats
So the serve is actually like a helicopter blade movement at an angle. That's the internal rotation thingy you talk about. Easily one of the best articulated videos on the subject. Well done!
What a fantastic breakdown of the basic question. Very Inspiring!
This feels like a class at the BOLLETTIERI tennis academy without paying the fees 😁
love also your scientific approach and your helpful drills to find out the best hitting point
Very well explained. Thank you for breaking down the different segments of the serve !
This should be complementary to serve module of the online course “Home Advantage”. I missed the isolation drills of the pronation part of the movement there. Glad I follow you guys everywhere (and I didn’t forget you are owing the one hand backhand module as well! 😅)
Wow, you know all the movement terms (adduction, abduction, etc) and how they relate to tennis mechanics. I am in awe. Thank you so much for the explanation!
Beautifully explained! Best explanation of the slight wrist angle I have ever seen!
this is really what i have been looking for. thanks so much
Amazing coaching! Man, you got the perfect serve (and ball toss- which looks similar to Federer's). I'm a lefty too and I struggle to consistently hit a flat serve down the T from the ad side. You do it so effortlessly!
You have simply outstanding technique. Better than most pros.
Best video coaching I have seen. Thank you.
Superb. All of these guys' videos are brilliant.
YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER TENNIS THE RUclips ,,,,,,,,,OBRIGADO
thanks for pointing out wrong use of muscle groups ..so useful for injury prevention
The best video I've found on serve mechanics thus far! You've got a new subscriber.
At first I just watched this for fun, but then I actually tried it, and it worked!
Hey Zhenxia - Thanks for watching and actually applying it! You're the best :)
This is a great explanation and visualization of the mechanics of the serve, most of which is brand new to me. Can’t wait to get out and practice it. Thank you
Great explanation of a complicated motion in tennis!
Such a great breakdown of the service action. Hope I can put it into action! Thank you. Love all your videos!
Excellent video!! Wish I found it before injuring my AC joint from trying to hit serve too hard in incorrect way
This is the best service video I've seen.
I think this is a very good video for intermediate players that struggle with their serves. How about another video to explain the basics and some pitfalls of the serve? One important topic to cover would be the "waiter's serve".
This is very helpful. I've watched a lot of serve videos that are demonstrated by. men who are clearly way over six feet tall. I think that they get away with things that someone who is 5'6".
Love the way this was broken down. Excellent analysis. 👍
Great content as usual. Clear explanation, and biomechanical facts. Thanks!
Great I loved it and make more since!! I’m lefty tennis player!!
I would like to see the correct form in slow motion. I also see why my shoulder is sore! Thanks!
Click the gear at the bottom of the screen to adjust video speed.
@@bassmaster1953 thanks!
Daytri, so awesome. You guys better be coming out with an advanced serve series module soon!
Hi, Nabeen. Very soon! I'll let you know. Thanks for watching 🔥
OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTION! MOST TEACHING PROS WILL TELL YOU TO REACH AS HIGH AS YOU CAN WITH THE RACKET STRAIGHT UP AND DOWN. 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾
Hey Jose! I'm very glad that you were able to get some takeaways 😄
Absolutely fantastic instructional site. Love your work.
Very educational and it’s exactly what those PhD should add at the end of their paper! Would you talk more how to hit consistent serve angles with this video’s techniques as a backbone? I feel at amateur levels even up to 5.0 angles could actually impact more than power.
This channel gives great content. Kudos from Brazil.
Amazing stuff man, your serve was 114 mph just when you were doing the drill not using the legs drive 😮 weirdly enough your tecnique looks so much cleaner than some big pro on tour 😂 have you ever thought to go on tour ? shame if you didn't!
Good clinic, a smooth effortless swing is key for power and placement ...
I totally agree with your comment.
We want to be good at tennis, too.
We are a beginner's tennis RUclips club that works out in Korea.
Tennis is too hard.
Very nice and very clean your explnation. Thank you!