3 Steps To A Consistent Ball Toss

How would it feel to have the confidence of knowing you can consistently place your ball toss in the right spot for your serve?
One of the most frustrating experiences for players is an inconsistent ball toss...
But what if there were a simple way to fix this?
In today's video, OTI Instructor James Ludlow shares the 3 steps to developing a more consistent ball toss.
Following these 3 simple steps will quickly give you more consistency with your ball toss, taking your serve to the next level!
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[@OnlineTennisInstruction]

How much more dangerous would your serve be if you could consistently toss to the correct spot? As you probably know, a bad toss can easily ruin your serve!
To fix your toss, you need to improve your toss mechanics and you need effective drills to develop the necessary consistency.
OTI Instructor James Ludlow now packaged them into a brand-new 10-day toss challenge! You can find out all the details about this new toss training here: bit.ly/455Q0dg

[@brucezwecker8750]

James, these tips are all great, but IMO #3 is the most often overlooked! Basically, it seems like you want to get the toss arm to vertical, so it’s pointing straight up.

[@charlie_saito]

Very helpful! Your explanation is so specific and easy to understand.

[@citiofbrass]

Great explication. Do you have a vid to explain where are you pointing the toss? My toss is straight to the net but I see your toss is towards the post. Wonder if that explains why my serves are no longer flat and always with spin?

[@dianep5750]

Easy to follow instructions as always 🙏👍

[@LavernLee-zz5ln]

This video will help improve my serving toss a great deal. Tnx

[@jrodney1950]

thanks much for the tips. will practice it tomorrow!

[@rich.e]

Great video; the toss is imo the most important part of the service motion.

[@hectorayub2594]

Great!!! awesome lesson!