Why They're Attacking you KICK SERVE - ONE MINUTE CLINIC
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Kick serve can be dangerous for your opponent, but they can also get you in trouble if you don't pull it off correctly. In this video I keep it simple but useful for hitting a better kick serve. HAVE FUN😁
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“The physical part is super easy.” Barely an inconvenience! Anyone recognize this? :) Just discovered this channel. Great stuff, especially the exercise routines. Thanks.
Thanks, I Hope it was helpful
WHOA! Mind blown. I feel stupid writing this, but I never really thought about starting the ball at a less downward trajectory, and keeping the ball higher to make it kick higher. I always just kinda thought it was about how much topspin I put on the ball. Great explanation!
Happy to help. Hope you got something from it😁👍
Doood - so true: Commitment is the most important thing - and giving consistency a hard time 🥴. At least I am trying to be consistently commited, yo 😅!
Great lesson coach. I usually do 2nd serve just creating heavy spin so the ball bounces high. But if facing a higher level opponet, he can easily crush my serve.
@@kpurnawan irs all about figuring out where they are most comfortable and just avoiding that spot. If you know how to adjust the height it helps big time
Very great advice on how to think about the second serve. Priceless.
great lesson. I like how you simplified the difference bw the "kick" and topspin, and emphasized that it is a choice and can be played with for variety or strategic reasons.
Thank you for the compliment, hope it was helpful 🙏
Great video. I’ll send a link to friends.
Something else I discovered: if I hold my racket up at my desired point of contact before a serve, it improves my toss and gives me a location to work for when I do serve.
That's a good personal trick, I like it 😁
great explanation
It was super helpful. Especially tip 3, I actually watched it several times to make sure I remember it so I can practice it on the court next time. Thank you :)
Great distinction between racket head speed and a committed swing 🎾
Those 2 things are Often confused but very different. Hope the video what helpful
I learned so much thank you
You are very welcome 😁 hope it is helpful
Another great vídeo
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I really appreciate that statement 🙏 thank you
Just came across your video. You’re a very good teacher. I’m subscribing
Welcome aboard! Hope i can help
great perspective and articulate explanation. Thanks again!😀
Very welcome 😁
Well done 👌
Another great video!
Thoughts from a low middling club player:
The baby flat serve is an asset at the sub 3.5 level because players rarely have aggressive shots and if they do, they miss constantly, so just getting every second serve in results in winning most of your matches. At 3.5 and higher, that serve just tees your opponent up for a return winner every time.
I hit that ceiling two years ago and had to commit to about 8 months of losing to get the baby flat serve and the false feeling of "controlling" my spin out of my system. Now I can hold serve against 3.5 and 4.0 level players with spin second serves that force neutral or defensive returns (and sometimes errors) from even stronger players.
I just wanted to reaffirm your statement of the importance of commitment to this learning process :)
That's a great story, many people arnt willing to take a few steps backwards to make big leaps forward
Another good, no nonsense lesson 👍
Glad you enjoyed it, happy to help
great tip and quite eloquent. thank you, coach dunnoyournamemate!
Coach Will 😁 and thanks I appreciate it 🙏
I love this video. i am working my way through your videos and they are so helpful. I'm a 4.5 player trying to break through to start beating the 5.0's in my league, and your videos are awesome for helping me make the tweaks I need to raise my game.
Good luck i'm sure you're almost there😁👍 let me know when you make the jump
Good insight! Height of the serve => Height of the bounce!
It's the little details that people miss that make a big difference😁👍
@@ironwilltennis so true!
@@ironwilltennis I am watching another video of yours as I type this.
Another great lesson!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
My pleasure! Glad you're enjoying
Yet another outstanding video
Thank you, I'll try to keep them coming 😁 hope it helped
Excellent explanations...I just discovered your channel...keep up the good work ...et merci beaucoup from France 👏😀
Thank you and Welcome to the team 👍
Thanks for replying to my question. Will start with give the committing not being all about racket head speed some thought. Certainly in the past I have taken commitment = swing faster and that perhaps leads to wilder swings which aren't reliable. I will instead think about attempting to always execute a full action with intent and see how that goes.
Happy to help😁👍 hope it proves useful
I really enjoy your videos, can you please make more videos about the serve. kick, flat, fundamentals, racket drop, and most importantly the good mechanics on how to raise elbow for shoulder over shoulder rotation and avoid sideway shoulders rotation
I can go into more detail if you like
@@ironwilltennis Yes please, I would really appreciate it. I hear a lot about raising the elbow, but it hasn't been working when I try to deliberately raise the elbow. Is there a different approach or mechanics that raising the elbow or the racket drop becomes the byproduct of a proper form?
This was very helpful! Thanks!
You are welcome 😁 let me know how it goes on court
great video; sometimes though it's better to go to a slice serve at least as a change up. Last time I play a guy not very tall but he loved to hit a jumping 2H-Backhand. It was startling b/c at my level I don't see that shot but he was consistent w/ it so I change to putting more body serves or silce.
Great video. Love to see video on how to hit the ball with perfect timing whether it is slow or fast ball
You got it👍
Solid tips!
hope they helped
Another superb content on serves!
Glad you like them!
I have this exact issue of non-commital on my kick serve because it's the second serve and I really don't want to double fault, crazy.
It's all a mental thing when it comes to serving 😁 I hope this was a little helpful
Good
Good video. It would have been clearer to me if you demonstrated the two spin option you gave (out the court over the doubles line, or into the court like a top spin shot) a little slower and more deliberately. I think you tried, but I still can not picture what the racquet is doing differntly at the heighth of the toss when it strikes the ball and how to make that happen.
Enjoying your content, looking forward to more.
I will address that in my next serve video, I apologize for that 😔
He wins the prize for the RUclips tennis coach with the best physique
I will take that compliment any day 😁
Great content, really fan of this channel. Could you please make a video on the 1 handed backhand? How to be aggressive with it ?I see no video about it. Thanks!!!
Aggressive 1 handers coming right up😁👍
Great content. We need to get you a better camera. The soft focus of the entire video was really distracting. What you said, and how you demo was great. Sound was great. Camera is letting you down. Thanks for all the hard work to put these videos together.
That is the next upgrade coming, we did the microphones, lighting, next is camera
@@ironwilltennis buy once cry once. I have made the "good for now" mistake so many times. Good luck with your channel.
Thanks for the videoooooooo!!!!!
You bet! Let me know if there's anything you'd like help with
Very welcome 🙏 hope it was helpful
Nice video. I agree with what you said. However, a lot of pros will have very little net clearance on their kicker. They toss into the court and drive that ball downwards. This is probably too advanced of a topic for this forum but maybe one day you can make a short video on how they do this. Thanks.
i can explain the difference quickly. if you start with the basic concept I'm teaching in this video, you are guaranteed to have the bounce height you want, no matter your level. As you advance and your racquet speed gets faster, you ball start to drop to the ground incrementally faster. Which means it hits the ground with more force thus bouncing higher. Most prost are over 6 foot which definitely helps but when you are hitting these levels of acceleration you will be able to aim slightly lower.
Here is an example ruclips.net/video/0edfZQPFeDc/видео.html
Then someone as tall as this ruclips.net/video/VuP46vGBHMA/видео.html
@@ironwilltennis Thanks for the response. Fed is 6-1 which is the same as Thiem's but his kicker seems lower than Thiem's on this video: ruclips.net/user/shortsMRUiC4Kppg8?feature=share. Fed has a lot of variety in his kicker and he can vary his net clearance.
Sorry if my question appear unrelated, but I wonder how do you mix tennis games schedule with muscle building exercise schedule and with food intake schedule?
I have a consistent Kick serve , but as i try to add more pace to it tendsvto go long. So my kick serve just end up kicking high and sitting up, any pointers would be appreciated
Please explain the difference between a spin serve , a kick serve and topspin serve? I have a serve that I brush from 6 to 12 (that I took me all the way to Nationals at 3.5 level) , sending the up over the net 15 feet, and went it bounces , it bounces 10 feet to the right away from the receiver . Is this a spin serve??
That's an easy one, no problem
Soon, you'll get 2,500 subs.
We're getting close 😎
Break down the nick kyrgios serve bro
Easy 😁👍
Do you have any videos about your forehand tequnique swing path, take back, finish etc. ?
I will make one specifically for you 😁👍
Hi Will. Just discovered and subscribed to your channel. Excellent, super helpful content.
I have a question / a kind request for a video tutorial:
I play with 3.0-4.5 range players, and I struggle with taking advantage of low-pace/medium-bounce first or second serves . They are easy to over-hit, and if I am too careful, I give the opponent a return shot that is good for them.
Do you have any solid strategy for how to take advantage of these weak serves?
I'll do a video just for that specific issue
@@ironwilltennis You are awesome.
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do you use the same (traditional) continental grip for flat and kick serves? Or do you slide over to a more extreme continental for kick serves?
I don't. I feel like that just adds another layer if something that can be a little off without noticing. I do know people that do change grips but not many.
What about kick serve on Duce side?
I'm actually doing that video tomorrow 😁👍
Hi Is like to know where your base is ?
Based in PA just outside of Philadelphia
Do you mind sharing what your racket setup is? it looks like a vcore95 with some weight at 10 and 2? What strings/tension are you using? I play with a vcore95 so I'm curious haha
Good eyes 👀 very astute. Vcore 95
Tourna power weights because they are pre-cut and uniform and easy to keep the setup identical from one racquet to another. Strings are Head Hawk Power strung at 50lbs. Babolat leather grip, Wilson overgrip
@@ironwilltennis oh man, I play with head hawk touch at 52lbs. I just moved from sea level to high altitude though so now I'm messing around quite a bit trying to get used to the altitude change. Currently testing out the new vc98 with some weight in the handle.