@@changeisinevitable3040 you know nothing about tennis. It’s about weight transfer, upper body rotation, hand and wrist acceleration, pronation, continental grip, speed and top spin, first serve vs second serve, kick serve, hitting the top of the ball, hitting the ball at it’s apex, stretching out the left arm for stretch, balance, rotation,.trophy position, creating a sling shot effect, position of serve, not having a foot fault, accuracy, consistency, and deliberate use of placement and direction, the contact point, position of ball brushing on the strings, the pronation snap to the right .. what else don’t you know about serving?
@@adedejiadesida5091 it can be simple, but you’ll only ever play at a simple level. If you really want to be a competitor with a highly competitive serve, then all the minute details need to be in place. But enjoy your simple level of tennis, nothing wrong with that either, as lone as you have fun.
If I may: the weight transfer from the back foot to the front foot is also extremely important in creating velocity, and making it a smooth motion, so that the legs are involved, as well as the mid body and shoulders. The weight transfer takes some of the stress off of the upper body, allowing you to hit a very hard ball with a smooth motion.
@@milkoansah-johnson8768 not really. He’s talking about making a comparison between throwing a ball and hitting a serve. In order to throw a ball you have to transfer weight from the back to the front. That is one of the most basic aspects of throwing. It doesn’t just come from the arm. The whole body makes the throw. It is the same with the tennis serve. I’m not faulting him. He is a world class coach. I’m just adding this for anyone who really wants to understand.
@@adamh7947 LOL, you know it's a Shorts). And what you are telling is Longs)). He's got plenty of videos how to serve even for different levels. So as for the basics and especially hand position and timing - it's a perfect short video, which I have already added to my favourites. Great job Patrick!
Do next to finish facing and with your back to fence so through the practice you don't hit fence with racquet so Raquel stays on edge Dennis Vandemeer PTR STANDARD METHOD FIXED MY SERVER LOVED WRKING FOR HIM I was ski rob change your grip change your cloths
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GOOD JOB. I HIGHLY APPRECIATE YOUR INVOLVEMENT IN GAUFF RECTIFICATIONS.SHE HAS BETTER FLEXIBILITY BECAUSE HER LEFT HAND GOT LESS RIGIDITY WHEN FOREHANDING. OK NEED SOME MORE ROTATION TO THE RIGHT. AND SERVE ON THE "T".FUTURE SEEMS BRIGHTER AHEAD.Thanks a lot. Good vibes from indian Océan Big Island.
Actually that setup is more for advanced players... No way you teach a player below 4.0 level perpendicular to the baseline on the deuce side, it should be at least 15-30 degrees open depending on your physiology... It can be more perpendicular from the ad side... Even good pros get this wrong all the time and wonder why their students can't serve.
Don’t agree with this for the most part. Set up is right but racquet arm needs to be straighter going up and then needs to bend to get under the ball. You’re losing a ton of speed Patrick’s way. There’s a lot more to the biomechanics as you move up, through bended knees, up and through the ball, but racquet arm needs to be straighter, like a W.
Yeah...Everything he said is incorrect. The position of the elbow on the serve is completely different from a throw. You toss the ball which will bring the non-dominant side above the dominant side so the elbow on the dominant side in most cases will be slightly low which you don't see on a throwing action. The elbow won't come forward, it'll go up towards the sky and then the arm straightens out into the contact. The dominant shoulder is never in front of the non-dominant shoulder on a serve. At the moment of contact on a serve, the dominant and non-dominant shoulders are parallel to each other, and the dominant shoulder is above the non-dominant shoulder. You have to give the racquet stability, so you don't want to release the racquet as you would do in throwing a ball. On a serve, you have to have slight wrist extension at contact and slight ulnar deviation and is done to create stability at impact with the ball. And you have to use the power sources on the serve: 1. Swing Momentum 2. Forward Momentum 3. Rotational Momentum 4. Vertical Momentum
I used to think badminton and tennis are opposite disciplines, but the more I play both, the more I realize they shared so many similarities. The key of a good tennis serve posture is exactly the same as any badminton forehand clear.
For the beginners, try to have a good balance on your feet and enough space for your 2 arms. And last step, the hand which have the racquet must be over your head when you hit the ball
When the raq drops the elbow goes up? I think (know )it is the opposite! Elbow goes up,which makes the raq drop Otherwise I love your way of keeping it simple
The serve isn't a throwing motion and throwing a ball won't improve your serve. As you initiate the throw in baseball, the elbow will come to the side first and then it'll point forward before the ball is released. The position of the elbow on the serve is completely different from a throw. You toss the ball which will bring the non-dominant side above the dominant side so the elbow on the dominant side in most cases will be slightly low which you don't see on a throwing action. The elbow won't come forward, it'll go up towards the sky and then the arm straightens out into the contact. On the throw in baseball, the dominant shoulder is in front of the non-dominant shoulder before the ball is released. The dominant shoulder is never in front of the non-dominant shoulder on a serve. At the moment of contact on a serve, the dominant and non-dominant shoulders are parallel to each other, and the dominant shoulder is above the non-dominant shoulder. When you throw a ball there's a release of the wrist to get additional power which you don't want to do on a serve. You have to give the racquet stability, so you don't want to release the racquet as you would do in throwing a ball. On a serve, you have to have slight wrist extension at contact and slight ulnar deviation and is done to create stability at impact with the ball.
Australian tennis legend, Pat Cash, once said that the basics of the serve are, "You toss the ball up and give it a whack".
If only it was that simple 😮💨
@@XxxX-wx3erit's actually that simple..
@@changeisinevitable3040 you know nothing about tennis. It’s about weight transfer, upper body rotation, hand and wrist acceleration, pronation, continental grip, speed and top spin, first serve vs second serve, kick serve, hitting the top of the ball, hitting the ball at it’s apex, stretching out the left arm for stretch, balance, rotation,.trophy position, creating a sling shot effect, position of serve, not having a foot fault, accuracy, consistency, and deliberate use of placement and direction, the contact point, position of ball brushing on the strings, the pronation snap to the right .. what else don’t you know about serving?
@@XxxX-wx3er Can be simple and complex at the same time.
@@adedejiadesida5091 it can be simple, but you’ll only ever play at a simple level. If you really want to be a competitor with a highly competitive serve, then all the minute details need to be in place. But enjoy your simple level of tennis, nothing wrong with that either, as lone as you have fun.
It looks so easy, but it's so hard.
OMG fr this is exactly what my coach tell me to do but it ALWAYS goes into the net like ffs ❤😂❤😂❤❤
It looks hard too😵
If I may: the weight transfer from the back foot to the front foot is also extremely important in creating velocity, and making it a smooth motion, so that the legs are involved, as well as the mid body and shoulders. The weight transfer takes some of the stress off of the upper body, allowing you to hit a very hard ball with a smooth motion.
Please you are discussing a more advance technique.
He is only dwelling on the basics.
@@milkoansah-johnson8768 not really. He’s talking about making a comparison between throwing a ball and hitting a serve. In order to throw a ball you have to transfer weight from the back to the front. That is one of the most basic aspects of throwing. It doesn’t just come from the arm. The whole body makes the throw. It is the same with the tennis serve. I’m not faulting him. He is a world class coach. I’m just adding this for anyone who really wants to understand.
@@adamh7947 LOL, you know it's a Shorts). And what you are telling is Longs)). He's got plenty of videos how to serve even for different levels. So as for the basics and especially hand position and timing - it's a perfect short video, which I have already added to my favourites. Great job Patrick!
Creating velocity is not important when you start tennis
As others have mentioned… he’s emphasizing the ‘Basics’ and you’re referring to advanced mechanics. Read: BASICS 🤦🏽♂️
Perfect 👌 simple to the point.
Omg. This is very funny. Pat gives us a very simplified version, and some of you complicate it. Too funny.
Best Coach on the Planet…. I am a USPTA instructor and I know a good instructor when I see one. ❤
Helpful advice!
Come on let’s not make it so difficult, just toss the ball very high and give it a whack. And use a continental grip
This helped thx
Just watching ur video improves my skills a lot!
Same!
I have a secret when it comes to serving: Make sure your hand is loose when starting to hit. It helped me with accuracy when hitting the ball.
i have problems with the serve .it's not stable , sometimes it goes strong and many times i miss it badly :(
You forgot the most difficult part of the serve is the toss
Not only that...Everything he said is incorrect.
Please your instruction about the elbow movement which allows racquet to fall is unclear so re-do video.
Ayaklarımdada solağım ve ⚽ için ne sol ayak! Görürsen aklın almaz
like throwing a ball, makes things much easier! thank you!
Thank you. This tip helped me today
Hi.. sir can I ask, where can I buy secondhand ball tinis. Icant afford brand-new. I am interested to play
This guy is French is sure
I am left footed too and mind if you knew my left foot in ⚽ oh mind this time you really wouldn't believe it
Y amigo! Que izquierda! Es una izquierda a ver Muratoğlu
I've never understood why the most hard thing was to lift the ball...
I would like to train my son under you how can it possible from 🇮🇳
you skipped the most important part sir... the continental grip !
Je suis gaucher du pied aussi et quelle pied gauche au ⚽ crois moi cette fois-ci t'y croirai vraiment pas
Let's see the successful demonstration.😮
Yes…that’s a great demo for U10 y.o. beginer player.
This is terrible advice
Yeah...Everything he said is incorrect.
Do next to finish facing and with your back to fence so through the practice you don't hit fence with racquet so Raquel stays on edge Dennis Vandemeer PTR STANDARD METHOD FIXED MY SERVER LOVED WRKING FOR HIM I was ski rob change your grip change your cloths
Ve öyle bir sol el ki! Bir bilsen! Görmen gerekir Sayın Muratoğlu
⛔️Attention please
Is any middle class family or a poor boy can able to be a pro professional tennis player?
When he starts at 18.!!
⛔️please reply if u can
It is about my dream.🙏🏻
Et quelle main gauche! Si seulement tu savais Muratoğlu
GOOD JOB. I HIGHLY APPRECIATE YOUR INVOLVEMENT IN GAUFF RECTIFICATIONS.SHE HAS BETTER FLEXIBILITY BECAUSE HER LEFT HAND GOT LESS RIGIDITY WHEN FOREHANDING. OK NEED SOME MORE ROTATION TO THE RIGHT. AND SERVE ON THE "T".FUTURE SEEMS BRIGHTER AHEAD.Thanks a lot. Good vibes from indian Océan Big Island.
Actually that setup is more for advanced players... No way you teach a player below 4.0 level perpendicular to the baseline on the deuce side, it should be at least 15-30 degrees open depending on your physiology... It can be more perpendicular from the ad side... Even good pros get this wrong all the time and wonder why their students can't serve.
For me the step three is the most difficult
Tennis is a sport of a lifetime. This video will help keep the interest in a great sport of a lifetime.
Don’t agree with this for the most part. Set up is right but racquet arm needs to be straighter going up and then needs to bend to get under the ball. You’re losing a ton of speed Patrick’s way. There’s a lot more to the biomechanics as you move up, through bended knees, up and through the ball, but racquet arm needs to be straighter, like a W.
Yeah...Everything he said is incorrect.
The position of the elbow on the serve is completely different from a throw. You toss the ball which will bring the non-dominant side above the dominant side so the elbow on the dominant side in most cases will be slightly low which you don't see on a throwing action. The elbow won't come forward, it'll go up towards the sky and then the arm straightens out into the contact.
The dominant shoulder is never in front of the non-dominant shoulder on a serve. At the moment of contact on a serve, the dominant and non-dominant shoulders are parallel to each other, and the dominant shoulder is above the non-dominant shoulder.
You have to give the racquet stability, so you don't want to release the racquet as you would do in throwing a ball. On a serve, you have to have slight wrist extension at contact and slight ulnar deviation and is done to create stability at impact with the ball.
And you have to use the power sources on the serve:
1. Swing Momentum
2. Forward Momentum
3. Rotational Momentum
4. Vertical Momentum
Just tried this today and improved my serve !
Soy de la izquierda del pie tambien y que izquierda en ⚽ seguro que para eso no vais a creer lo mas
is the grip usually a eastern grip?
Well...this didnt say so much
Trophy Position - is he sick😅😅
Thanks for this video I am experimenting with my technique until I hear that sound
I used to think badminton and tennis are opposite disciplines, but the more I play both, the more I realize they shared so many similarities. The key of a good tennis serve posture is exactly the same as any badminton forehand clear.
For the beginners, try to have a good balance on your feet and enough space for your 2 arms.
And last step, the hand which have the racquet must be over your head when you hit the ball
Utilizo mi mano izquierda
Love it
Il est français ou francophone non ?
Are you turkish heritaged
This is a really good video to watch. Thank You
And mind! What a left hand! if you only you knew Muratoğlu
U rock
i think for this serve tips will be better to shoot from above
Exactly...The elbow points up towards the sky and you straighten the arm and go into the contact.
Solağım
Would appreciate if you show the sample also three times in slow motion
Thank you finally, made this so much easier to understand than others do 😅
When the raq drops the elbow goes up?
I think (know )it is the opposite! Elbow goes up,which makes the raq drop
Otherwise I love your way of keeping it simple
Exactly...The elbow points up towards the sky and you straighten the arm and go into the contact.
It got me beat to death
I am left handed
This was so helpful I've always had my feet positioned parallel to the net
Thank you so much for sharing basic serve and easy to follow. ❤
Thé guys behind 😂
It’s a whip
When you really think of it gosh so simple
Thanks à lot coach
FTM ?
Scammer
Gut
A Di Đà Phật 🙏❤️❤️❤️
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Je suis gaucher
No u have to keep hand straight
The best! The simplest. Easy to remember. Like throwing a baseball ball. Thanks.
The serve isn't a throwing motion and throwing a ball won't improve your serve.
As you initiate the throw in baseball, the elbow will come to the side first and then it'll point forward before the ball is released. The position of the elbow on the serve is completely different from a throw. You toss the ball which will bring the non-dominant side above the dominant side so the elbow on the dominant side in most cases will be slightly low which you don't see on a throwing action. The elbow won't come forward, it'll go up towards the sky and then the arm straightens out into the contact.
On the throw in baseball, the dominant shoulder is in front of the non-dominant shoulder before the ball is released. The dominant shoulder is never in front of the non-dominant shoulder on a serve. At the moment of contact on a serve, the dominant and non-dominant shoulders are parallel to each other, and the dominant shoulder is above the non-dominant shoulder.
When you throw a ball there's a release of the wrist to get additional power which you don't want to do on a serve. You have to give the racquet stability, so you don't want to release the racquet as you would do in throwing a ball. On a serve, you have to have slight wrist extension at contact and slight ulnar deviation and is done to create stability at impact with the ball.
My coach said exact same thing
The guy behind Patrick
Tell this to Gasquet 😂😂😂
Simple & effect, Thank You Patrick. You are the best!
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L'art d'aller à l'essentiel. BIEN.
Perfect class 🎉👍
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Love and respect
Hammer grip
Nice video
"Whole the racket fall down your elbow move forward" 👍
The elbow doesn't move forward. The elbow points up towards the sky and you straighten the arm and go into the contact.
Perfect
I need more videos like this 1
Good game
5hanl you Coach🎉
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Elbow comes forward or up and forward?
The elbow doesn't come forward. The elbow points up towards the sky and you straighten the arm and go into the contact.
Awesome
Simple to follow. Nice!
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Does this man ever shave?
He shaves his legs 😑
Shaving and coaching are different things
Why do the coach shave his legs?
Maybe he cycles a lot.
Not a good method the elbow shouldnt leveled down in line with the shoulder it will hurt