I’m enjoying watching your videos and learning all of your great tips, they are very well explained!!! 👏🏼 Thank you! I recently started to play again after many, many years, and unfortunately triggered my tennis elbow while practicing serving. I’ve seen many videos explaining the process but I yet to find good videos of exercises that can be done at a gym, and/or at home to strengthen the muscles, and the movements used while playing tennis, same for stretching videos (with just focus on tennis) …just throwing that idea out there! 😅😊 In my youth, and still today you see coaches preparing the kids with proper warm-ups, and stretch at the end. But now in my late 40’s -adult clinics skip the whole thing and go straight to “tennis moves warm up” on the court without given the body a little bit of let’s get ready to hit some balls.
Thank you so much for the idea. I actually got sore elbow and beginning of tennis elbow now after I started to play again. But I got it under control I think after doing a couple of exercises and some changes in my racket. I was actually going to make a video about it. Planning of doing some weightlifting videos as well if I’m aloud to film in the gym. Have to find a time when nobody is at the gym.
Awesome! Looking forward to watching them! Some people had suggested changing to a lighter racket, -which I could, at least while going through it. But I honestly haven’t given it much thought. Also, the impact of the ball hitting the racket bothers me more than the weight of it. I’m mostly focusing on recovering right now, but I’d like to train to strengthen the muscles to preventing it from recurring again. Thx again!
@@ailyngriffin3425 what strings are you using and tension? That’s were I would make changes. What racket are you using? It’s good to have some weight in the racket, but if the racket is stiff and you are using polyester strings at high tension it will be bad for your arm.
I think what you mean is keeping the ball in front of the palm line or on the third pad of your fingers. At least, that's what your video shows and how I do it. If you keep the ball at the palm line, the ball will tend to rotate more as it gets more interference from your fingers.
@@koyc8194 I know, but I don’t think it’s the best way to learn out. Since the ball toss will go in a bow. It will make it a little more difficult to learn. It all depends on the players stance, eye dominance, and talent.
I’m enjoying watching your videos and learning all of your great tips, they are very well explained!!! 👏🏼 Thank you!
I recently started to play again after many, many years, and unfortunately triggered my tennis elbow while practicing serving. I’ve seen many videos explaining the process but I yet to find good videos of exercises that can be done at a gym, and/or at home to strengthen the muscles, and the movements used while playing tennis, same for stretching videos (with just focus on tennis) …just throwing that idea out there! 😅😊
In my youth, and still today you see coaches preparing the kids with proper warm-ups, and stretch at the end. But now in my late 40’s -adult clinics skip the whole thing and go straight to “tennis moves warm up” on the court without given the body a little bit of let’s get ready to hit some balls.
Thank you so much for the idea. I actually got sore elbow and beginning of tennis elbow now after I started to play again. But I got it under control I think after doing a couple of exercises and some changes in my racket. I was actually going to make a video about it.
Planning of doing some weightlifting videos as well if I’m aloud to film in the gym. Have to find a time when nobody is at the gym.
Awesome! Looking forward to watching them! Some people had suggested changing to a lighter racket, -which I could, at least while going through it. But I honestly haven’t given it much thought. Also, the impact of the ball hitting the racket bothers me more than the weight of it. I’m mostly focusing on recovering right now, but I’d like to train to strengthen the muscles to preventing it from recurring again. Thx again!
@@ailyngriffin3425 what strings are you using and tension? That’s were I would make changes. What racket are you using? It’s good to have some weight in the racket, but if the racket is stiff and you are using polyester strings at high tension it will be bad for your arm.
Thanks sir for the key tips. Was missing them out in my toss.
Keep on grinding 💪.
Thanks for the tips...
Good tip
I think what you mean is keeping the ball in front of the palm line or on the third pad of your fingers. At least, that's what your video shows and how I do it. If you keep the ball at the palm line, the ball will tend to rotate more as it gets more interference from your fingers.
Liked the explained details of the service process
Thank you so much!
Parrik - where can I order that cart. Thank You.
Hi, that is a good question. I think somebody at the club ordered many of them from china. I can ask if you want to?
@@broddfelt yes please, send me the link of the website they ordered from. Thank you Patrik.
Some of the best servers in the world like Sampras, Federer have J toss.
@@koyc8194 I know, but I don’t think it’s the best way to learn out. Since the ball toss will go in a bow. It will make it a little more difficult to learn. It all depends on the players stance, eye dominance, and talent.
Ball should be in fingers tips otherwise it will spin traveling up at the toss.