"Understanding The Serve" Rick Macci on Tennis Australia's 2024 Coaches Conference
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Rick Macci covering the "secret sauce" for a better biomechanical APT Serve. "Understanding The Serve" was recorded in Jan 2024 for Tennis Australia's Grand Slam COACHES CONFERENCE ..ENJOY!
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Rick Macci
Legendary Hall of Fame Tennis Coach and Personal Coach of Venus and Serena (1991 to 1995), Who Changed Tennis History Forever! Like No Other!
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Rick Maci is the GOAT of Tennis Coaching.
This a tragedy that there is only 3 comments including myself, Rick is a legend and world class coach. Thank you Coach
The serve is the hardest troke for juniors to master. Fantastic insights into the key elements to concentrate on. Thanks Rick.
Amazing stuff! Thank you for your time, Rick!
Thanks for sharing all of this. I will have to watch this at least 5 more times.
Great revision from the legend, thanks Rick 🎾🎾🎾
Awesome video, great presentation of a few core points hammered into our heads. 👍👍
I see that “too good” range of shoulder external rotation can be a problem. Most of us when we get to the trophy position our shoulder stops or gets tight in external rotation and the racquet head keeps going causing forearm supination. People with extreme shoulder external rotation range just keep externally rotating past the trophy position without supinating and they drop early and get the racquet stuck behind them. This is especially common in young girls. Of course the real question is how do you fix it?