Your explanation is clear; "The ball goes where your strings point, not where the racket travels." I watch your video over and over again, which gives me a lot of inspiration. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your slice serve lesson. I had difficult time to serve for 15 years. I watched several TH-cam but never helped. However your lessons changed everything now I am confident my serving by your lesson thank you so much….
*THE* best slice serve coaching I have seen yet by a mile. This solved the mystery for me of what was going on at the ball level, and pieced everything together from the ground up. All while keeping everything simple enlighten that it could be mapped to a set of simple drills for someone to build on. Thank you 🙏
Finally, it clicked on me on the slice serve....lol. Thank you. The pronation is an after the fact movement. The ball is long gone after its initial contact with the racquet's string bed. Excellent instruction!!
One of the best slice serve videos on TH-cam. thanks you! The face sends it, the path bends it. simple. I don't understand why so many instructors try to teach players to carve around the ball, and to not pronate. obviously all the pros are pronating on slice serves. Yea I can get some crazy slice with this carving motion, but my pace, control and consistency drops significantly. not really what I'm looking for when serving.
Great video!! It's interesting that you get right to the issue that most people struggle with..."the ball goes in the direction of the racket face (strings)" not in the direction of the racket's travel. There must be 100 videos of how to hit a slice serve with pronation, but this one really connects all the dots. Thank you!
I tried it today!! Wow! I’ve missed out all these years. This slice pronation is phenomenal. It looked good, felt good and generated tremendous pace. One of the club members commented “ nice serve!” First time anyone has ever made a comment like that. My service motion went up another level too. As I’m tossing the ball, both knees begin to bend towards the right at the same time I’m knocking the birthday hat off. My upper body torso is torqued at this point because it wants to spring upwards to the left. I spring upward using both feet. It resembled a Federer serve ... that’s how good it was. { I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that’s exactly what Roger is doing. He torques his body. That’s how he gets so much height off the ground why he gets that whipping action on his serve). Thanks again Ryan.
Ryan, you are a fantastic teacher ! This video in particular and a few others regarding the slice serve is explained so masterfully. Highlighting our human nature(whether beginner players or not) to face the net,or at least our tendency(and mistake) to have our entire racquet facing our target is powerful. So, you do a remarkable job at expressing and repeating (like any good teacher should) what really works best- the ball goes where your strings are pointing. In another video regarding the slice serve, I recall you saying, toss to the right, body goes to the right, racquet is swinging to the right and the strings are facing towards the target. Also, you don't even need to look at your target. Almost like a no-look pass in basketball(the no look pass in basketball are my words and my way of reinforcing this tennis truth about the serve). I'm in Arizona. I went out recently and just simply trusted these instructions. Magic! I just focused my eyes on a large light pole off to the right, tossed to the right , moved to the right with my strings facing the target 🎯. I'm not exaggerating - within a few minutes, I had that light bulb moment. I got it. It makes everything easier this way. It's also a fantastic serve that has been working out wonderfully for me. I appreciate your intelligent instructions. You've helped me become a better tennis player and I'm truly grateful ! Thanks !
Jason. Wow. What an amazing comment. I’m so glad the videos are helping you so much and that when you tried the serve technique it worked for you quite quickly. Thank you again. Comments like yours let me know the info is helping people. Thank you!! You got this, Jason!!!!!
Was never hitting a slice serve so far knowingly, but with these tips, I am getting much better at it now and this is my go to serve when I need a Ace....Awesome content Coach...You simply are outstanding.......Please keep sharing more such grt quality content......
You explain it so well. Your explanation of hitting the nose, not the ear, made me realize I was doing it wrong. I can't wait to try it out. Thank you.
Thank You Ryan!!! Today I was able to hit a perfect slice serve my first time trying it. Watching the ball curve and drop down into the serve box is just amazing. My rating has definately been bumped up!
I have wasted m’y time until I just discover the truth with your splendid explanation of what is really a slice serve and the way to realyse it with succes. On more Time I Thanks you deeply Dear Ryan and congratulations from Paris
Finally, well executed lesson of what a slice serve is all about. No one has ever explained it so well and I had years of lesson from local pros. Thanks. I subscribed and look forward to your next video.
Absolutely fantastic lesson, Ryan. In addition to correcting my slice serve, you imbedded and demonstrated two "BIG CONCEPTS" to improve ALL tennis shots in this video: (a) "Tennis is an EDGE game", and (b) the ball goes in the direction of the racquet face, not in the direction of racquet face movement across the ball. Thanks!!!
Following your excellent lesson explanation I hit slice serves today that were correct according to our club pro. I am so excited! All thanks to you Ryan!! 💐
Not sure if that’s true. But I very much appreciate the kind words of support. I love making videos and as long as players seem to be improving from my content I’ll keep making them. You got this!!
I have watched so many videos about slice serve, yours is the only one showed how it should be done so clearly, thanks ! Will try that on my next game.
Most talk on and on and we lose interest, some are too simple to us to learn anything. The amazing thing about Ryan is he keeps talking and everything makes sense and sounds like a great revealer. Thanks, Coach!
Wow thank you so much!! What a kind and supportive comment. I really appreciate your support and I’ll be sure to continue making helpful content that allows players to improve and enjoy tennis more. Thanks again!!
Ah! Thank goodness for you. This all makes sense to me now. I have spent hours of practice cutting around the side of the ball. Right, off to try this.
Thank you for the amazing detail again. I have been doing it the exact wrong way as you mentioned. From tom will try to unlearn and relearn this amazing artistic serving style. Thanks again.
The comment has to go something like this: You really delivered a useful lesson (to me) on slice serving, since I was the guy who came around the outside of the tennis ball and only on kick serving did I stroke the ball the way you illustrate.
Very well explained the truth. The same concept; We apply to the three impulses that act in the serve and we will obtain a perfect technique! This is how Federer improved the removal of him, apart from having the cut of a lifetime. Greetings from Zizur, Navarra.
The ball goes to where racket faces, not to where racquet travels. Ive been fluent with flat, slice and kick serve, but it takes me a while to realise this. Well done, Ryan! 👍
You need to start a tennis coaching training certification... cuz I wasted hundreds on "USTA" coaches who sucked. You are an amazing coach! Thanks so much for this content coach!
My friend... I am a very critical white all tennis coaches on TH-cam.... Because i know personally some atp pro players top 20... But you are a great coach and 100% explained good I wish you all best
Can you do a video explaining where to toss the ball, where to make contact on the ball, the racquet path for pinpoint serve to the T and wide for both the Ad and a Deuce courts
The simple advice "the ball goes where your strings point" transformed my serve to the better in an hour of practice. Before I had a hard time serving down the T from the deuce side but when I do this it goes down the T with ease and the slice keeps the ball in. I also stay more sideways so more easy power. Now I only need to figure out how to consistenly serve out wide which I used to do with my old tecnique where I was simply rotating but opening up too early. From the ad side I hit out wide with this technique for some reason and again more easy power because I stay sideways. It's fine but I need to learn how to adjust if I'd like to go down the T more. Another video you have where you explain the slot position of the 1hbh made my backhand better. I don't hit with much top spin but as long as I focus on getting the racquet into the slot position at least I have consistent power.
Of all the TH-cam instructors, this one so far top all. He's convinced of his product he's delivering, he seems to believe in his techniques, and he's doing it for free. I would pay him to be my coach
@@2MinuteTennisAny one can teach a skill but not anyone can TEACH & DRILL IT EFFECTIVELY into a students mind. I think your passion delivering your information is what makes you different from all other instructors. It requires lots of dedications, time and all you got to put together what you are doing! I think you should be teaching tennis coaches to become better instructors. Thank you.
@@frankg846 wow thank you. I actually do teach coaches how to analyze technique on video through zoom classes. Again, you’re so kind. Really appreciate your support my friend.
I think this is the first time I've ever seen anyone explain what's actually going on. I may have to add slice serve to my arsenal now. Thank you! Gotta go practice now.
I've been struggling with a consistent slice serve for three years and I never thought to use my topspin pro to practice before. I've also had trouble pronating with my slice serve because I try to hit the ball and curl around it - which leads to a ton of shanks off the frame. I tried warming up as you show in this video, and after I warmed up I got 60 of 80 second serves in which is a first for me!
It could not be clearer, excellent explanation for the key concept. I know execution is bit more complex, more parts are involved, not only amount of spin but generate movement toward target. Thank you.
for right handed player hitting to the deuce court two questions: 1) where is ball toss on the clock? 1 o'clock? 2) where do you strike ball on the clock? the 2 o'clock position? so ball spins to your left and dips?
Just one of your videos and I have been able to go from 20 percent first serve to 40 percent. Hoping this video adds another 20. Definitely getting more spin and speed on my shots. Thank you!
fantastic, the ball travels in the direction of the face of the strings and not the direction of the racquet travel - I wish I knew that 50 years ago Ryan
Nice video, Please explain difference between spin serve, slice serve and kick serve along with the check points for each serve. Also if you can explain recommendation /strategy , on which serve to be used at what occasion, it will be great help.
If done incorrectly, the inertia of the racket brushing across the ball pulls the wrist along, forcing it ulnar deviate excessively and not allowing the pronated finish. The trick is to focus on swinging upwards, as though you're throwing a ball up at a steep angle. This prevents the inertia of the racket from trapping your wrist.
Muy bien explicado la verdad. El mismo concepto ; aplicamos a los tres impulsos que actuan en el saque y obtendremos una tecnica perfecta! Asi es como Federer mejoro su saque, a parte de tener el cortado de toda la vida. Un saludo desde Zizur, Navarra.
I always do slice serve without pronation. This video is very useful. Now, I can serve slice either with pronation or not, which makes returning my serve more difficult. :)
Hands down this is one of the best explanations on the slice serve and how to accomplish it. Thank you so much, you are a great instructor!
So happy to hear you liked the video!
I have been doing it wrong for about 20+ years. Can't thank you enough for being the only person on the internet who can explain this masterfully.
Wow. What a nice compliment. I’m so glad you like the videos. I’ll keep making them. Have an awesome day.
Agreed. The explanation of technique is the best I've seen.
Best slice serve video
Your explanation is clear; "The ball goes where your strings point, not where the racket travels." I watch your video over and over again, which gives me a lot of inspiration. Thank you.
This guy is gold, his explanations are simple and to the point, his video instructions are concentrated knowledge.
Keep them coming Ryan, well done!!!
Wow. Thank you so much!! I’m so glad you like all the videos!! Thanks again!
This is the best teacher which I saw in TH-cam tenniscourt
I have been watched many slice serve videos in the past weeks. This is very well explained and also makes more sense.
Newbie here. After watching lots of channels I must admit this is the best one!
Wow thank you so much!!!!
Ryan, you are a gifted teacher...
Wow. Thank you. What a nice thing to say. I appreciate you saying that very much. Have an awesome day
yes, but this is incorrect
Could I add VERY in front of gifted (best example of pronation i have ever seen)
@@fairman1455 wow. Jeez thanks so much. So kind of you.
The best!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much for your slice serve lesson. I had difficult time to serve for 15 years. I watched several TH-cam but never helped. However your lessons changed everything now I am confident my serving by your lesson thank you so much….
*THE* best slice serve coaching I have seen yet by a mile. This solved the mystery for me of what was going on at the ball level, and pieced everything together from the ground up. All while keeping everything simple enlighten that it could be mapped to a set of simple drills for someone to build on.
Thank you 🙏
Finally, it clicked on me on the slice serve....lol. Thank you. The pronation is an after the fact movement. The ball is long gone after its initial contact with the racquet's string bed. Excellent instruction!!
One of the best slice serve videos on TH-cam. thanks you! The face sends it, the path bends it. simple. I don't understand why so many instructors try to teach players to carve around the ball, and to not pronate. obviously all the pros are pronating on slice serves. Yea I can get some crazy slice with this carving motion, but my pace, control and consistency drops significantly. not really what I'm looking for when serving.
Great video!! It's interesting that you get right to the issue that most people struggle with..."the ball goes in the direction of the racket face (strings)" not in the direction of the racket's travel. There must be 100 videos of how to hit a slice serve with pronation, but this one really connects all the dots. Thank you!
I tried it today!! Wow! I’ve missed out all these years. This slice pronation is phenomenal. It looked good, felt good and generated tremendous pace. One of the club members commented “ nice serve!” First time anyone has ever made a comment like that. My service motion went up another level too. As I’m tossing the ball, both knees begin to bend towards the right at the same time I’m knocking the birthday hat off. My upper body torso is torqued at this point because it wants to spring upwards to the left. I spring upward using both feet. It resembled a Federer serve ... that’s how good it was. { I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that’s exactly what Roger is doing. He torques his body. That’s how he gets so much height off the ground why he gets that whipping action on his serve). Thanks again Ryan.
Awesome explaination. The best ive heard. Ive been watching pronation serve vids for years but this is by far the best breakdown
Wow thanks for the kind words of support Cojo!
Ryan, you are a fantastic teacher ! This video in particular and a few others regarding the slice serve is explained so masterfully. Highlighting our human nature(whether beginner players or not) to face the net,or at least our tendency(and mistake) to have our entire racquet facing our target is powerful.
So, you do a remarkable job at expressing and repeating (like any good teacher should) what really works best- the ball goes where your strings are pointing. In another video regarding the slice serve, I recall you saying, toss to the right, body goes to the right, racquet is swinging to the right and the strings are facing towards the target. Also, you don't even need to look at your target. Almost like a no-look pass in basketball(the no look pass in basketball are my words and my way of reinforcing this tennis truth about the serve).
I'm in Arizona. I went out recently and just simply trusted these instructions. Magic! I just focused my eyes on a large light pole off to the right, tossed to the right , moved to the right with my strings facing the target 🎯.
I'm not exaggerating - within a few minutes, I had that light bulb moment. I got it. It makes everything easier this way. It's also a fantastic serve that has been working out wonderfully for me.
I appreciate your intelligent instructions. You've helped me become a better tennis player and I'm truly grateful ! Thanks !
Jason. Wow. What an amazing comment. I’m so glad the videos are helping you so much and that when you tried the serve technique it worked for you quite quickly. Thank you again. Comments like yours let me know the info is helping people. Thank you!! You got this, Jason!!!!!
Super demo of slice serve...even a non pro can get the crystal clear Idea by your excellent demo! Nice video! Thanks a ton!
Ajay Kumar akula wow I’m so excited to hear you liked the video!! Thanks for the support. I really appreciate it.
Was never hitting a slice serve so far knowingly, but with these tips, I am getting much better at it now and this is my go to serve when I need a Ace....Awesome content Coach...You simply are outstanding.......Please keep sharing more such grt quality content......
Wow thank you so much!! Really appreciate the kind words. Thank you!!!
CONGRATS! SO FAR, THE BEST, CLEAREST, THE EASIEST TO UNDERSTAND. THANKS FOR THAT AND MORE POWER!!!!
So glad you liked the video!! Thanks for the support.
The best video on slice serve I'v ever seen in TH-cam. Awesome!
Wow thank you!! So kind of you to say that!
You explain it so well. Your explanation of hitting the nose, not the ear, made me realize I was doing it wrong. I can't wait to try it out. Thank you.
I'm going to watch all your videos and leave a like ! So much value here !!!!!
Wow thank you so much!!
The best coach in TH-cam , your explanation are so easy and clear. Thanks again coach
Thank You Ryan!!! Today I was able to hit a perfect slice serve my first time trying it. Watching the ball curve and drop down into the serve box is just amazing. My rating has definately been bumped up!
Wow how amazing is that?!?! I’m so happy to hear this crim. Thanks for letting me know! You Got This!!!
I have wasted m’y time until I just discover the truth with your splendid explanation of what is really a slice serve and the way to realyse it with succes. On more Time I Thanks you deeply Dear Ryan and congratulations from Paris
Finally, well executed lesson of what a slice serve is all about. No one has ever explained it so well and I had years of lesson from local pros. Thanks. I subscribed and look forward to your next video.
David Small wow what an endorsement. Thanks for the support!!!!!!
Absolutely fantastic lesson, Ryan. In addition to correcting my slice serve, you imbedded and demonstrated two "BIG CONCEPTS" to improve ALL tennis shots in this video: (a) "Tennis is an EDGE game", and (b) the ball goes in the direction of the racquet face, not in the direction of racquet face movement across the ball. Thanks!!!
Excellent explanations. ....you are for me one of the best teachers on the net.
Because of you, everything seems to be easy and understandable ! 😀😊
Following your excellent lesson explanation I hit slice serves today that were correct according to our club pro. I am so excited! All thanks to you Ryan!! 💐
BEST example of this that ive found online. Thank you so much coach!! I will go and practice this later today!!!
Wow thank you so much!!!
You are the best teacher on youtube hands down.
Not sure if that’s true. But I very much appreciate the kind words of support. I love making videos and as long as players seem to be improving from my content I’ll keep making them. You got this!!
Ryan is a legend I scroll through the comments and he has replied to so many of them
I try my best to respond. I appreciate the supportive comment. Have a great weekend my friend. ✅🎉😊👍🎾
This channel is so underrated! Thank you !!
Thank you so much!!! So kind of you!
This is really smart teaching! Those basic physics concepts of spin are hard to explain. You did it perfectly! Thank you so much
I have watched so many videos about slice serve, yours is the only one showed how it should be done so clearly, thanks ! Will try that on my next game.
Most talk on and on and we lose interest, some are too simple to us to learn anything. The amazing thing about Ryan is he keeps talking and everything makes sense and sounds like a great revealer. Thanks, Coach!
Wow thank you so much!! What a kind and supportive comment. I really appreciate your support and I’ll be sure to continue making helpful content that allows players to improve and enjoy tennis more. Thanks again!!
@@2MinuteTennis Hey Coach, I wonder what you use to edit your video and when you can like write/draw with animations on it? Thanks,
It’s a simple phone app called Coach’s Eye. It’s about $5. The best app for drawing and recording that I’ve found.
Ryan this is such a great video. I watch all your videos and I'm a big fan. Thank you so much for all your hardwork! !
Great, comprehensive and very logical explanation plus demo on the slice serve, especially the pronation element. Thanks.
My favourite coach so far on youtube. I am a beginner to intermediate club player.
Wow thank you Andrea! So kind of you. 😊
Ah! Thank goodness for you. This all makes sense to me now. I have spent hours of practice cutting around the side of the ball. Right, off to try this.
So glad this video helped you!
Wow! Best lesson and I can’t wait to try this out on the court!
Thank you for the amazing detail again. I have been doing it the exact wrong way as you mentioned. From tom will try to unlearn and relearn this amazing artistic serving style. Thanks again.
Well done. I have seen advanced players had that pronation motion but I had no idea why they did that. Now I understand and makes total sense.
Great video. Talked about the how and also talked about the why, which is kind of rare on tennis youtube videos. Congrats. Can't wait for the next one
Wow. Thank you. Appreciate the time you took to write this comment. Means a lot. Have a great day and glad you liked the video. THANKS MAURICIO...!
So appreciate your videos - having fun while learning. Your style of teaching is super simple and effective. Thank you so much.
Awesome lesson as usual! Thank you Ryan, for your excellent clarification!😊
Showing the ball on this tool has helped me so much, thank you!
The comment has to go something like this: You really delivered a useful lesson (to me) on slice serving, since I was the guy who came around the outside of the tennis ball and only on kick serving did I stroke the ball the way you illustrate.
Congratulations, I'm from Brazil. Very good! God bless you!
Best explanation I have seen Ryan.Love all your vids. thanks Barry
Love your clear, on point explanations as always. Thank you !
Thank you so much!!!
Very well explained the truth. The same concept; We apply to the three impulses that act in the serve and we will obtain a perfect technique! This is how Federer improved the removal of him, apart from having the cut of a lifetime. Greetings from Zizur, Navarra.
Je suis français 🇫🇷...
j'ai vu ta vidéo et elle est géniale ... c'est simple, clair, logique et TRÈS BIEN expliquée je suis fan:) Thank you 😉
Have no idea what you wrote but thank you!!
@@2MinuteTennis wait i translate
I am French 🇫🇷…
I saw your video and it is great. it is simple, clear and logical and explained VERY WELL I am fan:) thanks 😉
@@dje0805 wow thank you so much!!!!!! I really appreciate your support. Thanks again!!!!!
EXCELLENT INSTRUCTION RYAN!! MOST TEACHING PROS SAY NO PRONATION, BUT TOP LEVEL SERVES DEFINITELY DUE HAVE PRONATION! 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🎾🎾🎾🎾🎾
Jose H wow thanks Jose!!
You have the best video on the slice serve. Outstanding!
Wow thanks so much!!!!
Simple, concrete and great explanation. Greetings from Quito - Ecuador
Wow thank you so much!!!
Great lesson and a way to explain the concept realize have been doing it wrong, thanks
Atif Khan hey thanks. So kind to take time to comment and let me know you appreciated the video. Good luck!!
Thanks, surely very informative addition to one’s slice serve knowledge
Excelent explanation. Now I'm so pumped to try it
this is a really good explanation, thank you for the detailed and easy
Thank you so much!!!! Have a great weekend!!
The ball goes to where racket faces, not to where racquet travels. Ive been fluent with flat, slice and kick serve, but it takes me a while to realise this. Well done, Ryan! 👍
Ryan you are a legend! My second serve is faster than first one.
Thank you!!!
Cause you lazy bstard🤣
@@aleksandarpetrovic3917 😂😂😂😂😂😂
You need to start a tennis coaching training certification... cuz I wasted hundreds on "USTA" coaches who sucked. You are an amazing coach! Thanks so much for this content coach!
My friend...
I am a very critical white all tennis coaches on TH-cam....
Because i know personally some atp pro players top 20...
But you are a great coach and 100% explained good
I wish you all best
Can you do a video explaining where to toss the ball, where to make contact on the ball, the racquet path for pinpoint serve to the T and wide for both the Ad and a Deuce courts
The simple advice "the ball goes where your strings point" transformed my serve to the better in an hour of practice. Before I had a hard time serving down the T from the deuce side but when I do this it goes down the T with ease and the slice keeps the ball in. I also stay more sideways so more easy power. Now I only need to figure out how to consistenly serve out wide which I used to do with my old tecnique where I was simply rotating but opening up too early.
From the ad side I hit out wide with this technique for some reason and again more easy power because I stay sideways. It's fine but I need to learn how to adjust if I'd like to go down the T more. Another video you have where you explain the slot position of the 1hbh made my backhand better. I don't hit with much top spin but as long as I focus on getting the racquet into the slot position at least I have consistent power.
amazing video, so scientific and yet to simple to understand ! can't thank enough
Thank you Rupin. Appreciate your kind words. 😊🎾👍
Amazing, as always, Ryan. Great job.
Wow thank you!! Appreciate the support!!
Of all the TH-cam instructors, this one so far top all. He's convinced of his product he's delivering, he seems to believe in his techniques, and he's doing it for free. I would pay him to be my coach
Wow thank you so much. What a kind thing to say. Thanks for letting me know the video is helpful. Have a great day.
@@2MinuteTennisAny one can teach a skill but not anyone can TEACH & DRILL IT EFFECTIVELY into a students mind. I think your passion delivering your information is what makes you different from all other instructors. It requires lots of dedications, time and all you got to put together what you are doing! I think you should be teaching tennis coaches to become better instructors. Thank you.
@@frankg846 wow thank you. I actually do teach coaches how to analyze technique on video through zoom classes. Again, you’re so kind. Really appreciate your support my friend.
Thanks
Great coaching! pronation on slice serve essential for power. You can curve round it and you will get slice but no power.
Ti ringrazio per la chiarezza delle tue lezioni.
I think this is the first time I've ever seen anyone explain what's actually going on. I may have to add slice serve to my arsenal now. Thank you! Gotta go practice now.
I've been struggling with a consistent slice serve for three years and I never thought to use my topspin pro to practice before. I've also had trouble pronating with my slice serve because I try to hit the ball and curl around it - which leads to a ton of shanks off the frame. I tried warming up as you show in this video, and after I warmed up I got 60 of 80 second serves in which is a first for me!
Amazing to hear this. Thanks for letting me know and I hope your slice serve keeps getting better and better. Thanks!
best lesson I had for years!! really needed!
best explanation of pronation on the serve i’ve seen... well done.
An eye opener! Thanks a million Coach! Bless you!
Wow, that was great teaching..interested learn more. Keep up your good work👍
Wow thank you so much!!!!
Can't wait to try this! Thanks for the very clear instructions.
Awesome. Keep me posted!!!
Perfect explanation, sir, like allways!
It could not be clearer, excellent explanation for the key concept. I know execution is bit more complex, more parts are involved, not only amount of spin but generate movement toward target. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate you trusting me to help your tennis game. Have Ana awesome day!!!!!!
yes, but it is wrong info
@@chtomlin You keep saying the same, what's your point? explain
@@matyverona9407 sorry, seems you can't see it....no worries
This is one video with amazing amount of information. Thousands likes
Thank you so much!!
for right handed player hitting to the deuce court two questions: 1) where is ball toss on the clock? 1 o'clock? 2) where do you strike ball on the clock? the 2 o'clock position? so ball spins to your left and dips?
Thank you very much for the tips coach. It really helps. Enjoy your time.🌞🌛🙏
Great video. Can you do a follow up video on where to point the racket if one wants to change the placement of the serve? Thanks
Thanks for the kind words. Here’s a video I made a few weeks ago. th-cam.com/video/pjOIODi7Ln8/w-d-xo.html
thanks this is an awesome video for beginners like me learning tennis, thank you for explaining so well with demonstration
Just one of your videos and I have been able to go from 20 percent first serve to 40 percent. Hoping this video adds another 20. Definitely getting more spin and speed on my shots. Thank you!
fantastic, the ball travels in the direction of the face of the strings and not the direction of the racquet travel - I wish I knew that 50 years ago Ryan
Glad to help Arnaldo!!!
thank u for all these videos. I 've learned a lot of your videos. I was hittin like 2:10 and now i learned what is correct thanks to u.
Great instrument and simple enough to try it out. Ryan is definitely a very gifted coach.
Am now a fan of your lessons.
Nice video, Please explain difference between spin serve, slice serve and kick serve along with the check points for each serve. Also if you can explain recommendation /strategy , on which serve to be used at what occasion, it will be great help.
If done incorrectly, the inertia of the racket brushing across the ball pulls the wrist along, forcing it ulnar deviate excessively and not allowing the pronated finish.
The trick is to focus on swinging upwards, as though you're throwing a ball up at a steep angle. This prevents the inertia of the racket from trapping your wrist.
Absolute best video on this topic! Can you do the same showing the difference between slice with pronation and kick with pronation?
Muy bien explicado la verdad. El mismo concepto ; aplicamos a los tres impulsos que actuan en el saque y obtendremos una tecnica perfecta! Asi es como Federer mejoro su saque, a parte de tener el cortado de toda la vida. Un saludo desde Zizur, Navarra.
I always do slice serve without pronation. This video is very useful. Now, I can serve slice either with pronation or not, which makes returning my serve more difficult. :)
You are Great man thank u for learning Slice serve by pronation
Surprisingly your lessons work for me.😊
Subscribed within seconds. Great instructor. Thank you
One of your best video lessons!!! Thanks!
Well explained, Professor, Kudos!!
Thank you so much!!!!