Perfect Kick Serve in 3 Steps - Perfect Tennis (Episode 2)
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- How To Hit The Perfect Kick Serve in 3 Steps - Perfect Tennis (Episode 2)
The kick serve in tennis is the most reliable weapon you can use for your second serve. That's why it's so important to master these three elements for a perfect kick serve in tennis.
In this tennis lesson, Coach Simon of Top Tennis Training will show you how to hit the perfect kick serve in 3 steps.
Stay tuned for more lessons from the perfect tennis series.
Watch episode one here: • Perfect Tennis Serve i...
Video Timeline:
00:00 - Why use the kick serve in tennis?
01:24 - The perfect grip for the kick serve
02:05 - The perfect ball toss for a kick serve
02:47 - The perfect swing for a kick serve
04:08 - The perfect contact zone for the kick serve
06:12 - A simple kick serve drill
07:04 - The perfect racket angle for the kick serve
08:48 - Roger Federer's kick serve secret
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That kick serve on the grass you hit was phenomenal!
Thank you 👌
BRO IF HE HIT THAT ON A CLAY COURT THAT WOULD BE GOING OVER TWO MES
Huge help, excited to get to the courts to work these thoughts
Very nice!
This is the best kick serve tutorial I have seen on youtube, BY FAR.
It really goes into specific details that are missed in other videos by other pages.
Thank you!!!
My pleasure my friend and thank you the kind comment
Thanks Simon. Great lesson. And a huge +1 for using Federer's videos. Watching him in slow motion is a pleasure 😊
One of the best kick serves of all time
That court by the ocean is gorgeous 😍
Beautiful court isn’t it. The waves 🌊 and the sun ☀️
Excellent video, i know now why some of my intended kick serves are coming off with slice sometimes- because im opening my shouders too early. Great stuff!
Many thanks 🙏
Good luck with the improvements
Thanks Simon!
My pleasure 🙏
Great video. Thanks.
Many thanks 🙏
Any lessons you’d like to see in the near future?
Very nice discussion and visual aids.
Many thanks 🙏
Very good! Will follow your advise tomorrow!!
Let me know how it goes 👍
What a great lesson! Thank you so much, Simon!
My pleasure
Thanks for the support 🙏
best kick serve video lesson ever. congrats
Great lesson!
Grest to see that your videos about kick serve are improving over the time
Many thanks 🙏
Was waiting for this!)
Vamos
best coach online perfect break down thank you Coach Simon
Many thanks for the support 🙏
Gracias Simon
Great lesson as always Simon! Thanks👍
Many thanks Grant 🙏
Pratical tutorial, easy to understand, greatvideo this is.
Many thanks 🙏
Excellent lesson. Thanks for sharing. Btw. easier to watch than to execute
Absolutely 🤣
Thanks for your lesson, really it works to improve the kick serve!!!
Many thanks 🙏
Very nice instruction. Thank you!
My pleasure 🙏
Amazing video, as always !
Sensational, it's not for lack of knowledge that I fail the kick serve ... 😂
😂 well now you have some drills to work on 👍
I would not want to play against your serves, but greatly appreciate your insight on how to effectively execute the Kick Serve!
The brushing from 7>1 (and 8>2) are the best explanations I’ve seen.. The emphasis on the ball toss is still at Noon (or just slightly behind the left shoulder), correct?
Cheers from Hawai’i 🤙
Simon, YOUR kick is amazing! Don't tell us that you recorded many takes ; ) Thank you!
One take my man 🤣
Thank you excellent vedio ❤
Excellent lesson. Thanks a lot 👍
Thanks for watching 🙏
Thank you for the informative lesson.
You are welcome 🙏
2:39 crazy!
😂
Super good!
Many thanks 🙏
Extremely clever practice tips Thx Simon, most especially on the bent knee. This is a very clever way and love the clever thinking behind how you can develop it yourself. Ultra-high tennis IQ! Keep it up! I was a teenage competitive player in Canada and also a tennis coach back in the late 80's and hung up the racket since then but getting back into it... would be super interested to hear your take on players who are doing what I am... there are many. They play from age 6-9 to 14-18 and then life gets in the way, and many other things come out that are more important. Hang up the racket. Then age 40-50 we come back to the game. What then? How is it different?
Many thanks 🙏
I’ve worked with many players who went through the same experience.
Played a lot as juniors, gave up for 10, 20 or 30 years and come back to tennis later on.
The hand eye coordination is always there. You don’t lose that. However, I’ve found that many of them were taught classical techniques.
Neutral or closed stances, take the racket back down low, extend towards the target, continental grip for the forehand etc
It’s almost like a Time Machine watching them play.
Very often I’d have to teach them the new fundamentals, new grips, new stances, how to create topspin, how to move more efficiently, basically like a systems update from version 1.4 to a 8.2
The main thing is to enjoy the game and find the love of learning the new systems
Let’s go!
Vamos 💪
Great breakdown, your first video on serve helped me a lot and this one will as well I’m sure. Do you think it is possible to hit kick serve with continental grip? Or is eastern mandatory
Many thanks 🙏
It’s absolutely possible to hit the kick serve with the continental grip, many players use that grip. But, some players benefit more from a slight adjustment
Great video. Can u please talk about getting a consistent toss? As a new player(about 2 yrs) That's one of my biggest challenge. Thx
Element three in this lesson is all about the ball toss: ruclips.net/video/6998O764rKU/видео.html
@@TopTennisTrainingOfficial thank you very much!!
Epic
Always interesting... Thanks!
Concerning the leg drive, do you slightly put more focus (push) on the front or back leg???
Both legs drive equally as much, however, in the loading phase, the body weight can be more on the back leg to facilitate the shoulder drop
Grazie.
Thank you for the support Giancarlo! 💪
Great video. The only thing I am a little confused about is the description of the contact point on the ball at 4:20 . Which direction are you looking at the ball from as you visualize the clock face?
I smashed the like button an now my screen cracked
Slightly towards the backhand grip of you are a righty for the kick serve is do ATP players use Continental grip??
Greetings coach… One problem not mentioned… If you spin from left to right the ball just spins and spins but makes hardly any forward motion. Getting that forward motion on the kick sounds like common sense (hitting more forward), but much harder than it looks. Cheers
For any poor souls that have the same issue... If too much spin and not enough forward motion pronate more. That's the key
Tiptop
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Can you do a kick-serve ball toss and show us where it lands (assuming it isn't hit)?
It would land to the left side of the body in general, unless you keep the same toss as usual but adjust your leg drive. And it would land somewhere around the baseline or just behind it if you’re really going for the precise kick serve basics
Hi, I am finding it difficult to hit a kick serve to the deuce court, pls.help me.with this
Do you use Pure Aero? String and tension? ✌🏻✌🏻😀
Yes I use that frame for now.
An unknown poly string, tension is between 38-42lbs depending on the weather
Low low, little control
It depends on the strings. Tight strings don’t require a high tension. Many pros are now using 40lbs and below on the right poly strings. Mannarino uses 18-25lbs at some events.
Tight strings plus tight tensions = injuries. Players have to hit so much harder to produce power
Thanks Simon, but your racket is the Pure Aero 98? Do you gauge 1.25 mm or 1.30mm?
Why isn’t Simon on Tour? Serve is looking “very effective”
If you are offering to sponsor me for the year, I’d gladly accept 😂
Best serve on RUclips- I’m trying to copy it
How tonhit a fast kick service, when I accelerate the serve it invariably goes long... then I have to go more upwards and it slows down and sets up for reciever
This lesson should help: ruclips.net/video/6998O764rKU/видео.html
Is that wave natural? I worry about it.
Pete Sampras had the best serve even though the man is 6'5...something like that
Pete is 6’1 (185cm) which makes his serve even more unbelievable