3 Serve Power Killers | POWER KILLERS

[@DailyTennisLesson]

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[@cesarfernandezlopez5063]

Learn the theory and then practice, practice, practice , thank you coach Brady 👍🏻🎾❤️

[@DailyTennisLesson]

Focused and intentional practice is the key! Thanks Cesar.

[@glenberberet8418]

Thanks for the great instruction as usual. I'm just curious do you give lessons in the LA area

[@DailyTennisLesson]

Thanks for watching Glen! I do an annual clinic in Palm Springs every March during the BNP Paribas Open.

[@stevenabramson1639]

Thanks Coach Brady. Wonderful tips. The trick is to implement them, which takes a lot of time and practice.

[@DailyTennisLesson]

Most definitely Steven!

[@Esprits4s]

Great video, thanks! I'm still struggling with the 3rd point on pronation. It's hard to break bad habits:)

[@DailyTennisLesson]

It is, but nothing that can't be fixed Gary!

[@Piggy123407]

Super helpful as usual. Thank you. Do different kinds of serve have the same motion of pronation?

[@DailyTennisLesson]

Yes, the same amount. Just the timing can be SLIGHTLY different.

[@johnmerrill5633]

As I get into a higher level of play, the returns are coming back faster. Any suggestions on footwork immediately after the service motion? I tried the "bounce back" off the front leg and tore my calf. So, yeah.

[@DailyTennisLesson]

Yikes! Don't injure yourself. However pushing back behind the baseline is what all higher level players do, unless they are serving and volleying.

[@pzivic]

Easy short ball, ball that comes from the inside and inside of the court. I would do it all in down the line.

[@DailyTennisLesson]

Thanks for watching Predrag!