Definitely one of the most concise yet informative serve videos ive seen on youtube. Too many internet 'coaches' that teach the techniques scratching the back or elbowing the enemy which makes the whole serve routine too complicated for a rec player. Less is more!!!
Ah thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the concepts, I do agree the loop behind is an area not taught enough and is a vital thing to get right! Any way to make learning easier is our goal! 😁
watch many many serve technique videos the last decade and THIS ONE finally unlocked the perfect set up and move to my pin point I had been searching for... tried it today and VOILA! easy and strong! THANK YOU!
OMGOSH….of all the different serving videos I have watched, yours is the first one that ALL parts of the serve were explained in an easily understood manner! I get it. Thank you so much! You just gained a new subscriber. 👍
My serve was the weakness of my tennis game. I watched many videos on how to do a serve but, none better than this. Before I watched this people took advantage of my serve and won their games. After I watched this video however most of my serves for aces. Keep on making these awesome videos! Love the videos! Thanks, Alex!
The abbreviated serve should help my daughter, who has progressed very well over the past 2 months. Very great class, the best I have ever seen, honesty. Keep up the great work 👍.
I have builded and renovated my service quite a lot from your lessons. This one is nice polishing on it! thanks a lot for your clear, well-designed, well-executed content!!!
Lovely use of pro serves in slow motion to illustrate your points. Makes me realize how fundamentally similar they are compared to us mere mortals. I see some pretty weird motions out on the public courts! I also love the concept of aligning the tossing arm with the angle of the front foot during set-up. Should help me with hitting my spots. I like my serve, but I struggle to land it any place but the middle of the service box.
Hi Patrick thanks for your message, and glad you enjoyed it! Yes every serve is slightly different, everyone has their “quirks” we just all try and get as many fundamentals right to make it go in 😁
I was struggling with getting my service in the right direction and inside the court. This helped a lot. Literally watched this video yesterday and immediately implemented these techniques during practice, I was able to identify the issues with my technique and hand and body movement. Even my coach was surprised to see sudden improvement in my service 😂😂
Awesome lesson, Alex! Great teachers take things that are complex (e.g., the serve!) And make it simple for understand, practice, and implement. You (and Simon) are very good at that!
I've been playing tennis for 4 weeks and watched every possible guide on serves. I actually had a pretty good serve at somepoint (i've practiced serving almost exclusively, because i cant find a tennis partner), just lacking a bit on accuracy but then it started going downhill. I think this video pointed out all of the problems i currently have with my serve. Gonna test these tips out ASAP but thank you in advance. This was very indepth guide and im looking forward to improving my serve with your guidance!
Good luck finding someone to practice with. A lot of people have usually played tennis in the past, just ask everyone for a game and you will find someone
As has been said several times, easily the best serve vid on YT. Too many YT tennis coaches over complicate the process by trying to reivent it. One I've seen breaks it down into 7 stages. My problem has been trying to transition from the way I serve, which although effective, restricts the power I can generate, to dropping the rocket behind my head. I do it brilliantly without the ball but haven't yet been able to do it with the ball 😂. The abbreviated serve is the answer for me, which I've not come across in all the vids I've seen until now. Thank you.
Just watched it today and I played 30mins after . Honestly it worked so well. My serve was not bad before but now it has this spin and power unlike before, thanks mate!
Thank you! Try this one for the slice: ruclips.net/video/xe48HjKAjRo/видео.htmlsi=Z4XKLp_SIMB5135l And this one for kick: ruclips.net/video/mQ82gQwkUtY/видео.htmlsi=r6tDbknZKuR1bX6h
so many tennis serve instruction videos ask that beginners execute complex moves such as pronation. The tossing arm has to stay straight and high, while the serving arm has to move and whip and pronate. It is very complicated and it is very challenging for a beginner.
@@keyzer380 I am trying - it does take time. I know it is not easy and it does take dedication. The tennis serve is one of the most complex moves and all of sports I hear. So as a beginner myself, I am acknowledging how challenging it can be, but I know we have to put into the work.
A very useful video with some great tips (placement of feet following a line towards the netpost that helps with the toss, smooth and continuous pendulum movement, etc) commented very clearly and in very good English. Thank you very much Alex!
Thank you for your lesson on the serve. Your teaching style is perfect and I'm happy I found your Chanel ill go and put those tips into practice thank you 🎾
Best serve masterclass video I've seen, ever ! Your insights on how to correct small things during the service motion, will make a definite difference to my game !!
Good lesson with great tips! I've been trying to get a smoother serve motion for years with the right sequence of moves like you demostrated. Thank you! : )
great video, thank you very much. I have shoulder pain from tennis serve. From your videos and others, I noticed that my racket placement at the contact is at 12 o clock rather than 1 or 2. Thats where my shoulder joint and muscle is very tight. I probably need to pay attention more and keep it at 1 or 2. Or in some video they said to keep your ears away from the shoulder. Thanks Alex
thank you for a great and explicit video! I am playing for 1,5 now and i didn’t find this lesson really beginner thing, tbh. however very insightful and profound. well done! the question that bothers me: which stance would you recommend for rookies in terms of ease and compnsistency? platform or pin-point?
Very comprehensive video coach Alex..for me the hardest part is using the continental grip and pronating after hitting the ball..thats why up to this point im using the eartern grip on my serves..i als find it difficult landing on my front foot after the serve 😞
Thanks for the support! Yes the continental grip will take some getting used to but give you much more power and spin potential. To land on the correct foot on your serve work on using the back leg more to push off and then kick back 👍
Thank you for the detailed and precise explanations! One question though: where should the ball be tossed? Which direction? Thank you in advance for your reply
May I suggest tennis players refer to badminton jump smash. Continental grip is badminton players forehand grip. The pronation and armswing with body torque is well explained in badminton videos. The lower torso with legs can be torqued further forward for enhanced contact point for a thorough follow tru hitting downwards. Regards
Thanks a lot for the video! There's something I don't quite understand about weight balance, as you said 1. When we start the toss our weight is on the back foot 2. When we finish the toss (ball released) we go down and our weight is on the front foot However what happens with our weight during the rest of the movement ? Our weight isn't supposed to go back to our back foot before hitting ?
Thanks for all the technical advice. I'm trying to apply them. My main problem is controlling shoulder rotation. You have an open stance and so your right shoulder describes a path close to 180°. How do you “stop” the rotation? Thank you
Are you able to name all 5 mystery servers in this video? Spot them and tell us in the comments below!
Excellent, excellent service lesson!!! And it's free.... I saw 6 servers, not 5: Dimitrov, Federer, Zverev, Monfils, Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios.
Dimitrov, Raonic, Goffin, Djokovic, Kyrgios?
Very good informativ video on the serve. Servers are Dimitrov, Alcaraz, Goffin, Federer and Kyrgios. We also saw Zverev
Player 1: Dimitrov
Player 2: Munar
Player 3: Goffin
Player 4: Verdasco
Player 5: Kyrgios
finally you are doing something for beginners instead of some pro level stuff
After watching this and really absorbing it, went out on court and hit absolute bombs.
You fixed my serve. I love you
Glad to hear it!! 💪💪💪
Definitely one of the most concise yet informative serve videos ive seen on youtube. Too many internet 'coaches' that teach the techniques scratching the back or elbowing the enemy which makes the whole serve routine too complicated for a rec player. Less is more!!!
Ah thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the concepts, I do agree the loop behind is an area not taught enough and is a vital thing to get right! Any way to make learning easier is our goal! 😁
The power loop has always been a mystery to me, and this video explains how to get it as simply and clearly as any I've seen. Thank you.
It's the best serve instruction I've ever seen. I wish I had seen this when I started out playing tennis.
Many thanks 🙏
Agree with others this is the best serve video I've seen on you tube
Ah you are too kind, thank you!! really appreciate your support!
watch many many serve technique videos the last decade and THIS ONE finally unlocked the perfect set up and move to my pin point I had been searching for... tried it today and VOILA! easy and strong! THANK YOU!
Glad to hear I could help! Good luck with your serve 💪
For beginners this can be a progression lesson,for others- players or pros or to the coaches it is an excellent refresher course, well done Alex.
Many thanks 🙏
OMGOSH….of all the different serving videos I have watched, yours is the first one that ALL parts of the serve were explained in an easily understood manner! I get it. Thank you so much! You just gained a new subscriber. 👍
Glad it was helpful 🙏
My serve was the weakness of my tennis game. I watched many videos on how to do a serve but, none better than this. Before I watched this people took advantage of my serve and won their games. After I watched this video however most of my serves for aces. Keep on making these awesome videos! Love the videos! Thanks, Alex!
Really great and simply stated, step by step, serve video. May be one of the best I've seen on RUclips. Great job!
Best serve class with all the details!
Glad to hear you say it, thanks for the support! Tried to put the main concepts that can make the biggest difference in shortest amount of time!
The best explanation ever on how to get in easy understandable steps to serve right. The best video, thx! 🤗
Many thanks 🙏
Great video working on my serve after 40 years of just volleying.. feels good to connect .. almost there ..
Keep it up 💪
Millions of the nuances, but you cover them all!!!
Thank you so much, I need to run and train my serves :)
Happy to help 🙏
still (by far) the best video on "how to" serve - kudos, great job
The abbreviated serve should help my daughter, who has progressed very well over the past 2 months. Very great class, the best I have ever seen, honesty. Keep up the great work 👍.
This is the first tennis video that helped me understand how to swing with a relaxed arm and generate racquet head speed through momentum.
That’s great to hear 👍
I have builded and renovated my service quite a lot from your lessons. This one is nice polishing on it! thanks a lot for your clear, well-designed, well-executed content!!!
Many thanks 🙏
Lovely use of pro serves in slow motion to illustrate your points. Makes me realize how fundamentally similar they are compared to us mere mortals. I see some pretty weird motions out on the public courts!
I also love the concept of aligning the tossing arm with the angle of the front foot during set-up. Should help me with hitting my spots. I like my serve, but I struggle to land it any place but the middle of the service box.
Hi Patrick thanks for your message, and glad you enjoyed it! Yes every serve is slightly different, everyone has their “quirks” we just all try and get as many fundamentals right to make it go in 😁
Absolutely great, the clearest and best explanation of the serve 💯👌
Thank you for your kind words Roy, glad you liked it!
I was struggling with getting my service in the right direction and inside the court. This helped a lot. Literally watched this video yesterday and immediately implemented these techniques during practice, I was able to identify the issues with my technique and hand and body movement. Even my coach was surprised to see sudden improvement in my service 😂😂
Awesome lesson, Alex! Great teachers take things that are complex (e.g., the serve!) And make it simple for understand, practice, and implement. You (and Simon) are very good at that!
Thank you for the support 🙏
A very very very concise and complete explanation! Thank you coach
Glad it was helpful!
THANKS FOR SHARING COACH, it helps me alot ❤ I’m from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Our pleasure!
I've been playing tennis for 4 weeks and watched every possible guide on serves. I actually had a pretty good serve at somepoint (i've practiced serving almost exclusively, because i cant find a tennis partner), just lacking a bit on accuracy but then it started going downhill. I think this video pointed out all of the problems i currently have with my serve. Gonna test these tips out ASAP but thank you in advance. This was very indepth guide and im looking forward to improving my serve with your guidance!
Good luck with the improvements 👍
Good luck finding someone to practice with. A lot of people have usually played tennis in the past, just ask everyone for a game and you will find someone
@@Hashslingingslasher- Thanks! I live in a really really small town so i doubt i find anyone.
As has been said several times, easily the best serve vid on YT. Too many YT tennis coaches over complicate the process by trying to reivent it. One I've seen breaks it down into 7 stages.
My problem has been trying to transition from the way I serve, which although effective, restricts the power I can generate, to dropping the rocket behind my head. I do it brilliantly without the ball but haven't yet been able to do it with the ball 😂. The abbreviated serve is the answer for me, which I've not come across in all the vids I've seen until now. Thank you.
Just watched it today and I played 30mins after . Honestly it worked so well. My serve was not bad before but now it has this spin and power unlike before, thanks mate!
One of the best videos! Hopefully you will release a video about slice and kick serves
Thank you! Try this one for the slice:
ruclips.net/video/xe48HjKAjRo/видео.htmlsi=Z4XKLp_SIMB5135l
And this one for kick:
ruclips.net/video/mQ82gQwkUtY/видео.htmlsi=r6tDbknZKuR1bX6h
Tennis serve complexity is probably the one and only reason Padel has become so trendy nowadays.
so many tennis serve instruction videos ask that beginners execute complex moves such as pronation. The tossing arm has to stay straight and high, while the serving arm has to move and whip and pronate. It is very complicated and it is very challenging for a beginner.
@@sunsioux444 how do you want to learn ? Lol
The movement is what it is so you need to do it again and again with feedbacks. There is no shirtcut
@@keyzer380 no one asked for a shortcut…. I am working hard all the time
and pickelball...
@@keyzer380 I am trying - it does take time. I know it is not easy and it does take dedication. The tennis serve is one of the most complex moves and all of sports I hear. So as a beginner myself, I am acknowledging how challenging it can be, but I know we have to put into the work.
Awesome vid. It feels like what I’ve learned from dozen of videos resumed and well explained into one !
Thanks a lot, appreciate the support! Thought it would be good to do a detailed masterclass to make it a video people can use as a resource! 💪
Good clear instruction for all levels of player and a great reminder to those of us who recently lost their serve!
This helps me a lot when am playing tennis 🎾 he is a great teacher
Many thanks for the support 🙏
Clear And very detailed step by step instructions. Thanks so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Applied this today at a spin league game, absolutely fantastic queues. Thanks
Great to hear 🙏
Thank you for the clear explanation, can't wait to try this out next week
🙏
This was really awesome. Thanks for this, will try this tomorrow morning :)
Best of luck!
This is the best video I have seen on how to serve, many thanks, will start practicing !
One of the best service videos I’ve seen .. thank you.. now to give it a try!
Thank you for your kind words!! Enjoy and let us know your progress!
Thank you so much for this, Alex. You are a natural teacher.
Player 1: Dimitrov
Player 2: Munar
Player 3: Goffin
Player 4: Verdasco
Player 5: Kyrgios
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100% - top tennis lessons!
Many thanks 🙏
Brilliant step by step breakdown, will be using this to develop my own serves!
Great to hear 🙏
Without a doubt the most complete video on how to make a proper tennis serve I've ever seen on RUclips.
Thank you Jonas! Tried my best to highlight the main concepts that could improve a player quickly, hopefully it will help a few people out there 😁
THANK you very much for the details very well explained 👍👏
Glad you enjoyed it!! It took a long time to make 😅
Excellent service lesson!
Thanks again
Thanks again!
Thanks for the video. So many moving parts with the serve. It's taken me five years to learn to stay sideways thru contact
I love this video. Its very helpful. Thank you so much! ❤️👍
Happy to help 🙏
Great!!! The best step by step instructions I've ever seen for the serve!!!
Definitivame o melhor video de saque que vi na vida , obrigado e abraço aqui do Brasil...
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A very useful video with some great tips (placement of feet following a line towards the netpost that helps with the toss, smooth and continuous pendulum movement, etc) commented very clearly and in very good English. Thank you very much Alex!
Thank you for your lesson on the serve. Your teaching style is perfect and I'm happy I found your Chanel ill go and put those tips into practice thank you 🎾
Sooo helpful- best 60 sec of instructional video ever. My score went from like 160 to 110 in one shot! I'm almost decent now!
🤣
This was extremely informative. I am enjoying all your tutorials.
Thanks Vincent, hope to keep bringing more lessons for you this year! 💪
Best serve masterclass video I've seen, ever ! Your insights on how to correct small things during the service motion, will make a definite difference to my game !!
Thank you so much 🙏
such a beautiful movement requires such a great deal of effort
Thank you so much 😀
Great stuff: in depth and simple at the same time👍Дякую!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Нема за що! 😁
Good lesson with great tips! I've been trying to get a smoother serve motion for years with the right sequence of moves like you demostrated. Thank you! : )
Really very useful video about tennis service for beginners. Thanks a lot.
Thank you Sarp! Glad to hear it was helpful :)
Thanks, I'll watch it a few more times, there is so much great info to absorb and practice. Great video🎉
Great lesson coach Alex. Thank you!
Thank you Maksim!! 💪
Absolutely superb video. So clear. I will certainly recommend it to club mates ! Thank you !
Very clear! Subscribed!
Welcome aboard!
Very good tips Thank you. More tips please.
Glad you enjoyed them! What shots are you struggling with?
Excellent lesson thank you very much. Looking forward to seeing what you can do with my forehand.
excellent. best instructions i´ve ever seen
Thank you for the kind words Igor!
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial i thank u. this video helped me a lot
This is amazing lesson. thank you so much for breaking it down into smaller parts.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Alex for this great and complete serve instructions video. ❤❤
Best video I've watched on serving I think!
Great refresher and reminders in this video. Concise and simple. Masterclass indeed.
great video, thank you very much. I have shoulder pain from tennis serve. From your videos and others, I noticed that my racket placement at the contact is at 12 o clock rather than 1 or 2. Thats where my shoulder joint and muscle is very tight. I probably need to pay attention more and keep it at 1 or 2. Or in some video they said to keep your ears away from the shoulder. Thanks Alex
Thanks so much. I will try your trip next time I am on a court!
Thank you for your excellent and clear advice! Can’t wait to try your tips on the court!
well done! Very instructive. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it, always tough to know when you’ve put alot of work into something if people will actually like it!
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Fully understand. I think it takes a lot of work, planning and dedication. But you pulled it off wonderfully
Hopefully will keep bringing more great content for you this year!! 💪
great video! It's the best I have ever seen so far.
Glad you liked it 🙏
Thanks for the great lesson. Very clear and detailed. You answered all my questions. 🎉🎉
Fantastic lesson Alex and TTT team.
Thank you so much, works fine from the first try!
Great to hear!
thank you for a great and explicit video! I am playing for 1,5 now and i didn’t find this lesson really beginner thing, tbh. however very insightful and profound. well done!
the question that bothers me: which stance would you recommend for rookies in terms of ease and compnsistency? platform or pin-point?
Platform is easier for beginners 👍
Great lesson, thank you!
Very comprehensive and awesome video, thanks
Thanks for the support, will do our best to keep bringing more and more helpful content! 💪
Such a detailed serve video, by far the best👏
Excellent as ALWAYS 🏆🙏🎾
Ah thank you!!! 💪
Voilà un coup à maîtriser en fin de cinquième set. Dementieva a fait toute sa belle carrière avec !
Perfect serve instructions. Thank you!💪🏆👏👏👏
Very good video and well explained!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed my explanation! What type of lessons would you like to see more of this year?
Very comprehensive video coach Alex..for me the hardest part is using the continental grip and pronating after hitting the ball..thats why up to this point im using the eartern grip on my serves..i als find it difficult landing on my front foot after the serve 😞
Thanks for the support! Yes the continental grip will take some getting used to but give you much more power and spin potential. To land on the correct foot on your serve work on using the back leg more to push off and then kick back 👍
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial Thanks for the tip coach Alex 👍
Good luck keep us updated!
Thank you for the detailed and precise explanations! One question though: where should the ball be tossed? Which direction? Thank you in advance for your reply
Brilliant video Alex!!! Thanks as always
Excellent explanation!
May I suggest tennis players refer to badminton jump smash. Continental grip is badminton players forehand grip. The pronation and armswing with body torque is well explained in badminton videos. The lower torso with legs can be torqued further forward for enhanced contact point for a thorough follow tru hitting downwards. Regards
Excellent training video! Very well done man!
Thanks a lot for the video! There's something I don't quite understand about weight balance, as you said
1. When we start the toss our weight is on the back foot
2. When we finish the toss (ball released) we go down and our weight is on the front foot
However what happens with our weight during the rest of the movement ? Our weight isn't supposed to go back to our back foot before hitting ?
Thanks for the advice cause my serves are terrible but now they are missiles
Glad that it was helpful!
Great review, I took some notes
Thanks for watching
Absolutely amazing, thanks! 🎉
Many thanks 🙏
Thanks for all the technical advice. I'm trying to apply them. My main problem is controlling shoulder rotation. You have an open stance and so your right shoulder describes a path close to 180°. How do you “stop” the rotation? Thank you
Many sample on VDO, that’s clear. Thanks.
Very valuable information, thanks.
You are welcome!