How to Improve Your Serve
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In this video lesson, Master Professional Jorge Capestany shows you the best ways to improve your tennis serve.
Jorge is the founder of Capestany Tennis Inc. which operates websites for tennis PLAYERS and Tennis COACHES.
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JORGE CAPESTANY... is a USPTA Master Professional & PTR International Professional. Jorge is one of only ten people world-wide that has earned the Master Professional distinction with both the PTR and the USPTA.
Jorge is the founder of Capestany Tennis Inc. which operates websites for tennis PLAYERS and Tennis COACHES.
The Coach's website -- www.TennisDrills.tv -- is a subscription based site that has more than 1,000 videos of tennis drills and tips that can be viewed online and also printed off in diagram form. The site has subscribers in more than 65 countries.
The Player's website - www.JorgeCapestany.com -- features free video lessons for players of all levels.
The Player's website also features a FREE Mental Toughness Video Course with more than 2 hours of Hi-Def video Instruction and can be delivered FREE to your inbox by clicking - www.jorgecapestany.com/free-series/
Jorge has also authored a Strategy Booklet that has sold more than 20,000 copies and can be purchased at -- www.StrategyBooklet.com
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I have been mindlessly serving without a structure and mindful targeting. Thanks for this video. It helps me focus to really improve my practice sessions
Absolutely Fantastic video..
That alternating 1st-2nd serve tip during practice is such a good idea
Your grip lesson was so sound and useful I decided to check out your other videos. I'm very glad I did you have a way of explaining complicated things into easy steps. Much appreciated.
I like going down 3 serving from deuce side, helps with pronation. As does going 6 serving from ad side. Thanks for this drill definitely going to try it.
Great serve drills Jorge, very much appreciated. Gordon
Thanks for the video Looking forward to trying this out next serve practice 👍
Hello Jorge,
Great program. Would you please record or comment on the progression training how to advance a typical 3.0/3.5 serve that is consistent and accurate to a 4.0/4.5 serve that has more power and better form but without losing accuracy and consistency. When I try to add take back, trophy pose, knee bent ... the accuracy and consistency go away. I feel I need a more gradual, step-by-step isolation progression.
Some great ideas there Jorge! Would you do a video on the two handed backhand?
Gostei da sua explicação. Vou acompanha-lo....muito obrigado! Abraços.
Great video. Thanks.
often heard your name on another youtube channels...great video, definetly not the number of viewers that you deserve...
Great video! But how do you aim with the serve? What makes the ball go down the tee or wide? Rotating the upper body more/or less? Pronating more/less?
The combination of these things is a person thing, but, ultimately, the hand is what is most directly connected to the angle of the racquet head. Therefore, you practice slowly, connecting your hand as it is pronated (by the shoulder/forearm) to the contact point. You SLOWLY increase the speed in practice over the course of MONTHS, to improve your aim.