I've been binge watching your videos. There's so much good information. Stuff that no one else talks about. So it's inevitable that your channel will explode.
OMG!!! I stumbled upon your channel, and it was like my eyes were opened. Very clear concise instruction. Everything makes sense!!! Easy to pick. I'm going to practice these techniques this week when I play. I'm subscribing!
Not everyone has the same serve, great point! His point at approximately 8th minute is so key. Also explains why he’s a good coach. Not too many coaches can point out that point with serves. No wonder why he covered the core points instead of drilling on details with posture. Another great point was the differences between shoulds and musts.
Can you break down the racket drop and upward extension to the contact point from the trophy position (either with drills or exercises)? I find that players without throwing experience really struggle with that looping mechanic! thank you for all of your insights! Truly a priceless coaching resource. I recommend your channel daily
@@ironwilltennis still very excited about this. Although, I have experimented with exercises in the meantime and they've been successful. Very curios to see and hear your perspective!
Your third tip about hesitating is interesting because it seems to go against the traditional coaching advice to have a continuous motion. (However, some of the pros like Federer do seem to have a slight pause in their serve.)
@@ironwilltennis Thanks for the reply. I hope I didn't come across as disagreeing; just noting that your advice is different than the "traditional" approach. I'm going to try it in my match tonight!
Love love love your videos, in every single one of your videos, you added information that is so refreshing and helpful to not just for beginners but advanced levels as well. Well done!
I love your videos your articulation of complex tennis issues in a very simplified manner is astounding. Thank you very much. Can you please do a video on the ball toss, and I'm not talking about the standard instruction of keeping your arm straight, not using the joints wrist elbow etc.. because I do all that but my toss is still all over the place.
I can do that👍can you do me a fave and watch the "how to disguise your serve" video i just made. I cover some tossing things in there. Tell me if that stuff helps you😁
@@ironwilltennis I have just watched the video that you've suggested and it was very informative; paticularly about how the eye can pick up the ball side to side versus forward and backward. But my problem lies in a different Corner. My toss is inconsistent in terms of hight, place, point of release etc..Also, I can't seem to toss the ball without it spinning in the air. I have seen many videos that advice to keep the arm straight, no bending of joints etc.. and was wondering if you have a different remedy to this problem.
I don't mean to nag, but when do I expect your help for my toss problem? I'm sure many people suffer for toss inconstancy but it doesn't seem to get its fare share in tennis instruction videos.@@ironwilltennis
Do you feel your arm speed is no 1 reason your serve rocks! I know loading big muscles will also create more power but it seems like you would serve big even on your knees.
arm speed is defiantly a big component, but it only matters how fast you swing once these few things are in place. I have people that swing way faster than me but cant get the velocity they are expecting
I depends on how comfortable you are loading andunloading quickly. For example man tend to have more fast twitch muscle so they load and unload faster on average so most male players have a difference of at least 3 feet compared to female who just need a little more time to finish loading. You won't get more or less pace though
I think in general a toss about a foot higher than contact gives enough time. If the toss height is at contact height you will most likely feel rushed.
This guy is really good at conveying some important basic points and not so common insights into serving ... I like...I like it!
I hope you got something from it🙏
I've been binge watching your videos. There's so much good information. Stuff that no one else talks about. So it's inevitable that your channel will explode.
Big thank you. I hope it does so u can help more people
OMG!!! I stumbled upon your channel, and it was like my eyes were opened. Very clear concise instruction. Everything makes sense!!! Easy to pick. I'm going to practice these techniques this week when I play. I'm subscribing!
I'm glad you found me. Happy you got something from it🙏😁
Not everyone has the same serve, great point! His point at approximately 8th minute is so key. Also explains why he’s a good coach. Not too many coaches can point out that point with serves. No wonder why he covered the core points instead of drilling on details with posture. Another great point was the differences between shoulds and musts.
Thank you for all the compliments 🙏🙏🙏 I'm happy to help
So many ideas in this video, delivered in a crisp, engaging manner that’s a pleasure to learn. Thanks, Coach!
You're very welcome, happy to have helped😁👍 and thank you for the compliment
Very quick and to the point advice. Dont know anyone who is as concise and yet efficient with tips on how to.
That's a big compliment. That you very much 🙏
One of the best serve videos I have seen a long time. THANK YOU - Appreciate the great content.
Youre welcome, I'm happy to have provided something helpful 😁👍
Thank you! Very clear
You're welcome 😁 clarity is always my first goal👍no fluff
Everything you said makes sense...very nice coaching!
Thank you🙏 hope that it was helpful. I try to keep it simple so it's easy to absorb 😁
Not too many cover these points. So crucial! Thank you!
You're welcome big dawg😁
Can you break down the racket drop and upward extension to the contact point from the trophy position (either with drills or exercises)? I find that players without throwing experience really struggle with that looping mechanic! thank you for all of your insights! Truly a priceless coaching resource. I recommend your channel daily
@@nlitenmusic3526 I'll put it in a short foe you this week 👍
@@ironwilltennis thank you!
@@ironwilltennis still very excited about this. Although, I have experimented with exercises in the meantime and they've been successful. Very curios to see and hear your perspective!
Actually, I think I figured it out. There's a drill where you put a couple balls in a sock that's been super helpful
@nlitenmusic3526 that good for understanding part of it but there's is a small detail that often gets lost
Coach - good stuff. I thought for sure you’d mention the wrist snap. That’s what so many instructors say.
Nope 😁
Thank you very much for the tips, it was one of the very few videos that I didn’t fast forwarded it! Bravo 👏🏻
That's a true compliment, big thanks
Thanks for the concise instruction. I feel my serve skill is updated. Will go for a try in hours
You are welcome 😁 let me know How it goes
Your third tip about hesitating is interesting because it seems to go against the traditional coaching advice to have a continuous motion. (However, some of the pros like Federer do seem to have a slight pause in their serve.)
Simple physics 🤷♂️, as long as you have the ability to catch up and remain fully extended
@@ironwilltennis Thanks for the reply. I hope I didn't come across as disagreeing; just noting that your advice is different than the "traditional" approach. I'm going to try it in my match tonight!
Love love love your videos, in every single one of your videos, you added information that is so refreshing and helpful to not just for beginners but advanced levels as well. Well done!
Love love love that I am able to help you out😁 let me know if I can help you with anything
Good explanation Coach!!!
Thanks hope it helped
Another good one, glad I found your channel. Great job!
I'm glad you're here to, hope I'm able to continue to help
You were made to teach
Looking forward to the serve and ground strokes master class
I really like this good information
I'm glad the content is clean. Thanks!!!
I love your videos your articulation of complex tennis issues in a very simplified manner is astounding. Thank you very much. Can you please do a video on the ball toss, and I'm not talking about the standard instruction of keeping your arm straight, not using the joints wrist elbow etc.. because I do all that but my toss is still all over the place.
I can do that👍can you do me a fave and watch the "how to disguise your serve" video i just made. I cover some tossing things in there. Tell me if that stuff helps you😁
@@ironwilltennis I have just watched the video that you've suggested and it was very informative; paticularly about how the eye can pick up the ball side to side versus forward and backward. But my problem lies in a different Corner. My toss is inconsistent in terms of hight, place, point of release etc..Also, I can't seem to toss the ball without it spinning in the air. I have seen many videos that advice to keep the arm straight, no bending of joints etc.. and was wondering if you have a different remedy to this problem.
@@raidraid6672 got you
I don't mean to nag, but when do I expect your help for my toss problem? I'm sure many people suffer for toss inconstancy but it doesn't seem to get its fare share in tennis instruction videos.@@ironwilltennis
@@raidraid6672 I will most likely add it into the next serve video
Thank you, i think ill be able to put this to good use
I try to keep it simple so that it's easy to apply. I hope it helps you as well 😁
Good stuff
Thank you, let me know if there's anything you'd like to see 😁👍
Brilliant
Thank you💪
How does pronation play into getting more power on the serve?
Do you feel your arm speed is no 1 reason your serve rocks! I know loading big muscles will also create more power but it seems like you would serve big even on your knees.
arm speed is defiantly a big component, but it only matters how fast you swing once these few things are in place. I have people that swing way faster than me but cant get the velocity they are expecting
You served at 147 MPH? that's insane fast!
Back in my best days 😁
Do you recommend a low ball toss or high toss?
I depends on how comfortable you are loading andunloading quickly. For example man tend to have more fast twitch muscle so they load and unload faster on average so most male players have a difference of at least 3 feet compared to female who just need a little more time to finish loading. You won't get more or less pace though
I think in general a toss about a foot higher than contact gives enough time. If the toss height is at contact height you will most likely feel rushed.
Yo I’m the 5th subscriber people are gonna be looking at this comment when this page has 500k subscribers 😁
small steps to helping a big audience
@@ironwilltennis great content just subscribed