Tennis Serve Masterclass with D1 Player Sara

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2022
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    In today's tennis serve masterclass, I improve my students Sara (D1 player) serve and get rid of her foot fault. I also help her utilize several power sources.
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  • @IntuitiveTennis
    @IntuitiveTennis  Год назад +1

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  • @herbv3449
    @herbv3449 Год назад +47

    I really appreciate you posting lessons with students. It's always one thing for a coach to post a video solo, but helping a client/student out adds another level of visual comparison.

  • @JaFz77
    @JaFz77 Год назад +24

    I am coaching my son, because the local coaches are to expensive and not quite qualified. Then don’t really care about improving your level. Thanks to your videos I have learned a lot of things and I was able to make a tremendous improvement in my son's game. He took a second place in a city tournament this September, however, about half a year ago he lost almost all games in such tournament. Keep up making good and useful videos. You are a very good coach.❤

  • @LazerHs
    @LazerHs Год назад +28

    This video showed me you have even more to offer in terms of spreading knowledge to your students and viewers. How quickly you’re able to view a mistake and fix it in a matter of minutes by explaining was incredible.

  • @sergioalonso3118
    @sergioalonso3118 Год назад +15

    It is extremely helpful to film yourself to improve your technique. This is a great example. She was convinced that her most important problem was her toss (which is what she sees), but for anyone watching the video the foot fault was absolutely evident from the very first serve she made.
    Great video, as always.

  • @pierovittori1076
    @pierovittori1076 Год назад +9

    A briliant teacher at work. Unmissable content. As always.

  • @experientialtennis
    @experientialtennis Год назад +8

    That's the best serve lesson by far on RUclips right now!

  • @rdchen492
    @rdchen492 Год назад +15

    Great video on serve as ususal. The best parts are at 4:15 on 1-2-3 rhythm and at 15:12 on releasing the ball at chin level. Two simple tips with outsized benefits.

  • @keremkilicay9995
    @keremkilicay9995 9 месяцев назад +3

    This is hands down the best and most detailed serve video I've seen, fantastic Nick.

  • @markwayne7572
    @markwayne7572 Год назад +2

    Nice! Such a simple fix. Thanks for explaining the steps so clearly and repeatedly showing their perfect execution.

  • @TheWinezen
    @TheWinezen Год назад +9

    THank you very much for your observations and your generosity in sharing your coaching experiences, Coach Nikola

  • @herbjung7635
    @herbjung7635 Год назад +7

    Terrific video! Like all your instructional videos helpful and intuitive to the individual, yet managing to broadly answer anyone's questions about the serve. I haven't tried out your instructions yet ( there's a few inches of snow outside) but I think my foot faulting days are over. Cheers

  • @pfffff5065
    @pfffff5065 Год назад +7

    LOVE THIS! I've been struggling with my leg drive and forward momentum. Tried your 1, 2, 3 method and the tip about tossing at chin level today during serve practice and it worked like magic. The knee bend and forward lean on the toes made the leg drive and forward momentum so intuitive, it was happening on auto pilot. Interestingly my stance also naturally changed from a platform stance to a pin point stance without me noticing until I watched my own recordings. Great job coach! 🙌🙌

  • @tennfunn6332
    @tennfunn6332 Год назад +8

    No more Foot Faults...and an organically produced pin-point serve! Way to go! 🎾

  • @davidarmola6218
    @davidarmola6218 Год назад +5

    Excellent, Excellent, Excellent Nick !!! This is good instruction for anyone.

  • @Adam-ui8iy
    @Adam-ui8iy Год назад +3

    Downloaded this video in FULL resolution so I can study it anytime I need inspiration. Great resource!

  • @icarius7793
    @icarius7793 Год назад +15

    Great teaching progression from the bottom up!👍

  • @martinezdirce9225
    @martinezdirce9225 Год назад +2

    Thank you ❣️serving has become my weakness after many years of not playing; and this is tremendously helpful ❣️

  • @leonardobraynen1524
    @leonardobraynen1524 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you so much, Coach Nick. You have such a smooth teaching style.
    I will use this approach teaching my students.
    Ppl will study your videos decades into the future!
    Keep it up!

  • @comprendersi1444
    @comprendersi1444 13 дней назад

    I used to play competitively as a junior then I wasn’t serious I’m high school or college. After 10 years I’m back to playing and my consistency is absolute trash which I never expected because tennis used to be second nature. Only after the beginning of this video I realized now I’m pulling back too early and my racket is low not high when I pull back. Thank you so much!!!

  • @ministerofjoy
    @ministerofjoy Год назад

    Thank you Coach for the thorough video on the serve

  • @AniMetalHead
    @AniMetalHead Год назад +4

    I thought I was the only one that does the 123 with my students. To know coach nick does it too makes me feel special!

  • @danielhkhk7283
    @danielhkhk7283 Год назад +5

    Beautiful forehand. .

  • @normanashbrooke3345
    @normanashbrooke3345 Год назад +7

    Hello Nick,
    Great lesson on the serve. The young lady is certainly a fine player. It was absolutely imperative that you corrected her foot faults. You did an outstanding job of helping an advanced player break a bad habit. It is interesting to note that some top servers like Federer and John Isner will hit a few practice serves with their front foot drifting over the baseline. They, of course, can effortlessly transition into their normal serve. I have found this little routine somewhat helpful when warming up.
    Norman Ashbrooke

  • @davidwatkins8016
    @davidwatkins8016 Год назад +2

    Brilliant session!

  • @dcs70
    @dcs70 Год назад +3

    Great video! Transformation before our eyes!

  • @vincentobrien7353
    @vincentobrien7353 Год назад +2

    Great tip. Works immediately.

  • @hansolsson3409
    @hansolsson3409 Год назад +2

    Great lesson Nick!

  • @gogogo96
    @gogogo96 Год назад +1

    Amazing video. I need this correction as well cannot wait to apply it and wait to see if I will end up in with a pinpoint stance. Thank you for the video coach. More power Intuitive Tennis

  • @cdan3609
    @cdan3609 Год назад +4

    Like a magician in action! 🥸🤓 It happens in front of you eyes! I love it!

  • @norberthuelse1800
    @norberthuelse1800 Год назад +6

    👍very good coaching and explaining. Great job. The woman learning also very quick. She is doing what the coach tells her. Great video👍😎

  • @danielhoang8274
    @danielhoang8274 Год назад +2

    Love your videos. They helped me so much. Thank you!

  • @MrSandertheman
    @MrSandertheman Год назад +4

    That last serve, amazing. Looks very good! What a transformation in 1 lesson. Well coached!

  • @K4R3N
    @K4R3N Год назад +3

    Great detailed lesson Nik

  • @TrishanthDiwate
    @TrishanthDiwate Год назад +2

    The best tutorial ever! what are the odds, I was doing foot faults since a month don't know how it started and was thinking to fix it today morning before the tournament which starting this weekend, and youtube suggested me this, amazing! glad I watched it. Thank you as always Nikola, you are a wizard

  • @marcclemas8529
    @marcclemas8529 Год назад +2

    Nic I luv your videos. It's transforming my game 👌

  • @agotdeamhotdog
    @agotdeamhotdog Год назад +2

    Great explanation

  • @awachsmann
    @awachsmann Год назад +1

    Applying this on my serve and now have much better pacing, toss and timing to hit the ball. Gained a lot of consistency.

  • @patriciourdinez2468
    @patriciourdinez2468 Год назад +3

    Amazing stuff

  • @Doty6String
    @Doty6String Год назад +3

    I have this same issue thanks for posting this.

  • @loums52
    @loums52 9 месяцев назад +1

    Really picked up a lot from this lesson. Thanks!

  • @Will-888
    @Will-888 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much 💚

  • @GabrielMedeiros
    @GabrielMedeiros 5 месяцев назад +1

    I will never forget that lesson.

  • @danielmannix8777
    @danielmannix8777 Год назад +2

    Great work 💪

  • @charliefoster6710
    @charliefoster6710 Год назад

    You have very good instructional videos. I like the way you are able to coach to the level of the player, make them feel comfortable, and "intuitively" allow them to improve their game. Your instruction reminds me quite honestly of how Paul Annacone teaches as he too promotes working thru and figuring out strokes as well as match play. Keep up the good work!

  • @ramonl6637
    @ramonl6637 Год назад +3

    This is an awesome video. I like the breaking of the serve preparation into 3 steps.

  • @modelsmanagement2374
    @modelsmanagement2374 Год назад +1

    bloody hell Nick has definately changed his students over the years, first Shamir now Sara 🤣🤣🤣🤣 keep it up

  • @tradingwithwill7214
    @tradingwithwill7214 Год назад +7

    Amazing coaching. I work on your tips in VR - First Person Tennis with racket adapter.

    • @senfumastevens3076
      @senfumastevens3076 Год назад

      Hi dear hope you are doing well and I call you upon to stand with us dear.

  • @zenfoos
    @zenfoos Год назад

    Great instruction. There are some details in the weight transfer and bio mechanics I find useful.

  • @thwsify
    @thwsify Год назад

    she improved so much! much more stylish since her first videos.

  • @j-andrews
    @j-andrews Год назад +10

    Shoutout to the coordinating outfits!

  • @emmettebramble10
    @emmettebramble10 Год назад +1

    It's fascinating how the mind and body works. She went from a platform stance to a pinpoint stance to compensate for her timing and power dynamics

  • @jennifers6055
    @jennifers6055 Год назад +9

    This is great stuff! As I'm watching I realize that I'm tossing during the second step and not the third step. This should help a lot! Thanks Nick!

    • @senfumastevens3076
      @senfumastevens3076 Год назад

      Hi Jennifer how are you, hope you are doing well and I call you upon to stand with us dear.

    • @jennifers6055
      @jennifers6055 Год назад +1

      @@senfumastevens3076 I stand with us clear, dear and cheer. I hope for to be many happy for all the days.

    • @senfumastevens3076
      @senfumastevens3076 Год назад

      @@jennifers6055 hi dear

    • @senfumastevens3076
      @senfumastevens3076 Год назад

      @@jennifers6055 yes we need your support

  •  9 месяцев назад +1

    That's a really great video, and not the only one from you that I watch from France ! I wish I have had a coach like you because my serve woud not have been my limited factor.

  • @ahmadjamal484
    @ahmadjamal484 Год назад +1

    Fantastic. I wish I lived in Florida to get in person coaching from you.

  • @gkinghsmith9352
    @gkinghsmith9352 Год назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @July-A7
    @July-A7 11 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent practical tutorial ! And this girl is super fit , pretty and such a fast learner.

  • @graemecook2548
    @graemecook2548 Год назад +1

    Almost everyone at our social tennis sessions foot faults. I will recommend them to watch this video! The fix is as easy as 1,2,3 ❤

  • @surfertango
    @surfertango 11 месяцев назад +2

    Good coaching as usual. Since I haven't played in 30 years I'm having to adjust everything to get away from old muscle memory. So I've switched to pinpoint to stop pulling my shoulder forward

  • @skip0327
    @skip0327 Год назад

    These videos are great, definitely helping with my serve and attempting to change to a modern forehand. A bonus watching these lessons; Nic's students are very attractive. Then there's Shamir.

  • @ocbosco_
    @ocbosco_ 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great lesson coach! I used to play against a chronic foot-faulter. Very annoying, and it is nothing less than cheating, intentional or not. A must fix for any serious player.

  • @pasqualegioia
    @pasqualegioia Год назад +3

    To good nick 👍💪💪💪💪💪 😊

  • @davidpayumo23
    @davidpayumo23 Год назад +2

    Platform worked for Sampras and Federer LOL! I use the platform but it's because I was copying Sampras as a kid. It's more like a mini squat. I think everyone uses the pinpoint because everyone plays the same style on the WTA. It happens naturally as a player shifts their body forward into the serve. Sara made the adjustment really fast.

    • @elchanclascocina
      @elchanclascocina Год назад +1

      Yes! I think, I think I had pinpoint until my 18 yrs tennis pause (I remember completely destroying top of my right shoes). When I came back in 2020, I definitely went to platform because Sampras and Federer. A narrower platform, maybe more like Noles. I do see overall fastest serves are pinpoint. I don't have the coordination now to do it.

  • @Tennis_Fan2022
    @Tennis_Fan2022 Год назад

    If I'm ever in Florida I want to take a serve lesson like this. I'm a decent server but I'm sure I'd level up fast with a lesson like this.

  • @InefableTheo
    @InefableTheo Год назад +1

    Master!!!

  • @paolobizai3432
    @paolobizai3432 Год назад +1

    You're amazing Nick ,great lesson ,great explaination very clear ,calm and few words to transform a serve.I wanna flight there from Italy to take few lessons,or you can be my guest here to teach me if you want Nick

  • @kumarsabaratnam4787
    @kumarsabaratnam4787 Год назад

    Nick that was a quick fix. I wonder whether Sara had already mastered the serve as I noticed that she was getting on to pin point stance long before you noticed it.

  • @JanChodura68
    @JanChodura68 Год назад +1

    I remember servisman Milan Srejber from Czechoslovakia. He was like Karlovic. His best was final in Miami. And he moved all the time his feet so he started to toss far away behind baseline.

  • @dai786
    @dai786 Год назад

    Thanks much, at the beginning, who knows the reason?? to keep fluid motion? to keep coiling ?

  • @mariagomezdesegura7219
    @mariagomezdesegura7219 Год назад

    hey, I am currently using the pro staff and I am looking for a bit more of power but without letting go the control too much. What would you recommend? Thanks

  • @filippesek4190
    @filippesek4190 Год назад +2

    I need to safe this video, really usefull for me...

  • @gcs7817
    @gcs7817 9 месяцев назад +1

    Sara has the cutest accent.

  • @michaelschaefer9266
    @michaelschaefer9266 7 дней назад +1

    I'm trying to stay focused on tennis, but getting distracted all the time by a couple of some round shape bouncy things... simply can't help it😂 I must stay focused!

  • @gamiese7167
    @gamiese7167 Год назад +3

    This makes me want to go play tennis in a snow storm. Hoping Sara needs a doubles partner.

  • @TimTheMusicMan
    @TimTheMusicMan Год назад +2

    The first 9 minutes Nick was right on target with the service motion, and then I was going to comment that he forgot one thing, the knee bend, then in the 9th minute he introduced the knee bend, so now her serve has all the components and Nick is right on target, the only issue I have with her is how did she not know this and apparently she played D1 ??

  • @thegsdace9926
    @thegsdace9926 8 месяцев назад +1

    sara is a well rounded student

  • @FairwayJack
    @FairwayJack Год назад +2

    good stuff ... all's well that ends well

  • @VIJER47
    @VIJER47 Год назад +2

    Nick is a fantastic coach. But, she is a D1 player. Why haven’t any of her coaches corrected all this before?
    When I’m next in Florida, how can I get a few lessons with Nick?

  • @dinoserricchio
    @dinoserricchio Год назад +1

    This was helpful, I tried it yesterday and it improved my serve a lot. One question off topic, now where can I meet Sarah. LOL 😂

  • @matheuscampaninimughrabi5933
    @matheuscampaninimughrabi5933 Год назад

    Hey nick, nice lesson!
    Could you make a video on how to handle an opponent constantly making foot faults at the amateur level?
    Usually is fraud upon to call on foot faults, but I find it only fair to play by rules.

    • @shreddedtwopack6625
      @shreddedtwopack6625 9 месяцев назад

      Lol not sure if it’s too late to respond, but I don’t think that’s a tennis problem. I think that’s just a communication issue. You should just be up front with them and let them know they are making too many foot faults. If you’re embarrassed to call them out, make a joke out of it, and poke fun each time, but since you are annoyed enough at them to ask, definitely say something to them.

  • @user-go8oj4dl4w
    @user-go8oj4dl4w 11 месяцев назад

    I think a consistent toss is difficult if you have a double knee bend which Sara had at the start of the video. Especially if it's jerky. Her legs straighten for the toss and then they have to bend again for the rest of the serve. Has there ever been a pro that does this?

  • @timefactoredswings
    @timefactoredswings Год назад +1

    15:46 nice! something clicked... Eureka moment.

  • @eyeofhorus1301
    @eyeofhorus1301 Год назад

    +Intuitive Tennis Is it a well known problem for tennis players that serving gets drastically more difficult and worsened as string response stiffens up the colder and less sunny it is? I find its impossible for me to serve well unless its warm and sunny enough. The stronger the sun the better!

  • @JanChodura68
    @JanChodura68 Год назад +1

    "You can not do footfault when you loaded properly" - That's why Andy Roddick was so furious to umpire because of call that he had done footfault.:D

  • @steinanderson9849
    @steinanderson9849 Год назад +1

    Sara is goddam amazing!!!

  • @bashment7222
    @bashment7222 Год назад +1

    Dang! She got her moneys worth with that lesson. Well done.

  • @joseppi4cinqua
    @joseppi4cinqua 10 месяцев назад

    You should be filming her and then showing her and explaining while ur watching the side clip. Like Ian does with his iPad. The absolute best way to make corrections.

  • @georgeaxle007
    @georgeaxle007 Год назад

    Love Eastern bloc Slavs

  • @DetectiveConan990v3
    @DetectiveConan990v3 2 месяца назад

    hello Nick, do you know what characteristic of the racket/string leads to the difference in sound between your racket and Sara's upon contact with the ball? Yours seems to have a sharper noise while hers is more dull.

    • @IntuitiveTennis
      @IntuitiveTennis  2 месяца назад

      String and tension

    • @DetectiveConan990v3
      @DetectiveConan990v3 2 месяца назад

      @@IntuitiveTennis Im guessing higher tension on your racket?

    • @IntuitiveTennis
      @IntuitiveTennis  2 месяца назад

      @@DetectiveConan990v3 looser and more responsive strings ruclips.net/video/JefKI18-HkM/видео.htmlsi=NMOzB3jWSzwTRMrM

  • @gms9073
    @gms9073 Год назад +1

    More Sara vids,🙏

  • @dgib1694
    @dgib1694 Год назад +4

    Beautiful smile. Great tennis too

  • @golllaur
    @golllaur Год назад +2

    How can D1 player consistently make footfaults and get away with it? It's a huge issue and not the hardest thing to fix... I'm confused...

  • @tmass1
    @tmass1 Год назад +1

    4:30 important

  • @stefanthomassen4750
    @stefanthomassen4750 Год назад +1

    Good help for her avoiding the footfaults with this 3-step-method, but she is also not really activating her legs for the serve (I don´t do it too, but I´m 189cm). She could accelerate and speed up more, if she would/could jump into the serve, that also would avoid footfaults, because her feet would be in the air, when entering the court 🙂

  • @1114gabby
    @1114gabby Год назад

    Interestingly at 13:56 she moves to a pinpoint stance. Maybe a product of the change rhythm? Anyway good lesson.

    • @1114gabby
      @1114gabby Год назад

      oops Nick did catch that....of course.

  • @gregorywandersaround6178
    @gregorywandersaround6178 Год назад +3

    I'm just here for the serve lesson...

  • @K4R3N
    @K4R3N Год назад +1

    Ian Westermann needs to watch this 😂

  • @verlatenwolf
    @verlatenwolf Год назад +1

    2:37 I can't believe you saw the footfault. I watched the still image for 5 minutes and couldnt see it. ill just have to watch longer.

  • @Audimann
    @Audimann Год назад +3

    At my club nobody cares about foot faults so I serve 2 meters away from the net.

  • @tmass1
    @tmass1 Год назад +6

    Nick does your wife worry about Sara? good lord she's a catch XD

    • @olgadiaz1909
      @olgadiaz1909 Год назад

      What makes you think nicks wife isn’t a catch as well ?