Here Ryan from 2MinuteTennis.net explains the kick serve and 4 things you can do to improve it. • Go to 2MinuteTennis.net for more instruction so you can play your best tennis.
I taught Joel Drucker how to play tennis. I could help you get a better kick serve if you want to improve your game. I also can help you with your toss.
Great stuff here - the modified grip, the “face sends it, path bends it”, the body position explanation - seriously solid tennis teaching video here. Thanks !
Have heard this message before, but your simple way of describing it takes the cake for me! Thanks for this reminder .. need to get this kicker going tonight when I go on the court to practice. Well done coach!
Just what I needed ! I really hope on getting that second serve consistent and not double faulting that often.. I'm definitely gonna try practicing that tomorrow :)
HI! Right on the spot! That's exactly what I'm trying to improve. Today I will train to follow your guidelines. What I do most differently is that I end up rotating my body in the service, I will keep that in mind. Thanks!
Hi Ryan, I think you vids are great. On this one, I see alot of people coach this from the ad side, but nearly never on the deuce side - I always struggle to get the correct swing path / alignment on the deuce side (perhaps because body alignment and swing path is different relative to the the base line). Is there an imaginary line I could visualise on the ad side, that gives me the same reference point as the base line on the ad side, bearing in mind I am now hitting to the left, rather than the right (as a rightie). In other words, how much does the imaginary base line swivel counter-clockwise to get to the same reference point as on the ad side? Thoughts? :)
Found this super helpful and clear. Tried it out today - worked and felt great. Thank you for this channel, it’s great service (er... no pun intended!) and helps me enjoy tennis more. 🙏
I'm puzzled by the ball kicking to the right--seems that would necessitate "lefty spin," which would require the ball being hit somewhere around 5 o'clock. Is this correct? Thx for a good vid.
Great question. Yes you’d re correct. When you keep your body sideways enough during contact, you toss above your head, and you swing feom right to left along your baseline then the ball jumps to the right upon bouncing. Makes it difficult to deal with when players aren’t used to a righty making it jump right. Try it and let me know how it goes for you. Thanks again!!
Top explanations, Ryan--very clear and effective. One point I notice when watching videos of the kick serve is that few players, including pros, can actually make that serve kick to the side as well as kicking up high. Maybe that is because extra shoulder flexibility is needed to brush the ball sideways at the same time as it is being brushed upward.
You’re 100% correct. Keep your body to the side while going into the court. After contact you’ll turn toward the net. But you should feel much more sideways on a kick serve than you do when hitting a flat serve. 👍
Slow motion please! super video but I don't understand something: if you don't have to look at your opponent, you have to look at him when you serve. Could you explain in a slow motion, how to move the body? the arm is very clear, but it's hard for me to understand how to move the body. Thank you very much. I am delighted with the videos, I see it every day! Best regards from Switzerland.
always wondering how to do kick serve on deuce side, or do pros only serve slice on deuce court as their second serve?... BTW great instruction, thanks.
@@CucuJutsu well I’d love to help you. I give zoom lessons to people around the world. You can go to 2minutetennis.net and book your lesson with me. Hope to meet you!!
such concise and specific tips.. can't wait to try the swinging parallel to the baseline.. that one I wasn't doing while attepmting the elusive top spin serve for years.
Thanks for the video. Is it not the case (and your actual demonstration seems to show this) that: - the toss is slightly into the court (less than a flat serve but still into the court) - while the stroke direction is more to the side then a flat serve, it’s direction is more on a 45 degree angle into the court. If it was actually moving in a 90 degree direction, ie along the baseline, the strike would be too thin and while there would be spin there wouldn’t be enough pace. That’s what I appear to see in looking at your sample kick serves which look good to me.
Just a comment when you are very young and past age fifty restrict your kick serves to save your lower back or go to a modified kick that has the toss at 12 O clock rather than 11 for a right hander. any takers for this suggestions, Thanks Ryan for the video .It us awsome
If I toss the ball a little bit to the front, and jump into that direction , to finally have the ball over my head, could this help me to be in a good position to brush the ball , and also increase the overall power of the kick serve , since that I jumped to the ball?
So I can hit a kick serve and can get it to kick pretty high but man the pace on it is sooo much slower. How do I get a little more pace on it. Like I feel like my flat serve is 90 but my kick is like 55
Great question. Try tossing a little more into the court. So still toss above your head but also into the court. This will flatten out the kick serve and make it go faster. You’ll lose a tiny bit of kick but gain about ten miles per hour in speed. Keep me posted!!! 👍
I’m a UTR 9.27, former 5.5, and my flat is 100 mph, my slice is 90 mph and my kick serve is 65 mph. If I kick it well, it’s enough. If it just sits there, I’m in trouble.
hmm isnt this a top spin serve? kick serve has additional side rotation that bounces away from opponent, where top spin one bounces just up? Dunno how i do it but from time to time my topspin changes to that kick serve that kicks to the side and up
The difference between topspin and kick is subtle. The kick serve swing path, combined with the closed racquet face, is more between the baseline and 45 degrees, whereas the topspin path is directly behind the flight path (between 45 degrees and about 65 degrees off the baseline).
Wow Ryan, you're like the One Minute Manager of Tennis Instruction. Cliff Notes. Everything You Wanted to Know about Kick Serves, but Were Afraid It Would Take Too Long. Only, somehow, you do manage to inject your very affable and charming personality into the whole affair. For instance, you would never be as wordy as I am being right now. I'm a big fan. Bonus Takeaway: "The face _sends_ it, the path _bends_ it." Pure gold, thank you!
Hi, Ryan, thank you for your such valuable advice! Would you please give me some of the tips about how I can hit a correct klick serve on the deuce side? I'm struggling with it all the time. Is it the same swing mechanics as on the ad side?
Hey thanks for the support Jessica. I would focus heavily on staying sideways during contact and swinging toward at to the net post...if not more to the right. I notice for myself that my kicker is better when I really focus on how sideways I am at contact. Please try it and let me know how it goes by responding here in the comments. Thanks again Jessica! 👍
Talking about brushing up on the ball: in practice I end up hitting the inside back of the frame A LOT, which sends the ball flying. Tips for thinking about brushing up without framing it?
I struggle with the kicker. Practice it a lot, using method as you teach it...at least I hope it's right....same grip (eastern B/H), toss, swing path and aiming point. I've gotten some results, but I have never developed it with enough pace or kick height to be a weapon. I am older but I still get hefty pace on my flat serve...better than some much younger guys. If i hit with more racquet speed, the ball just tends to go long. Maybe it's a flexibility issue, but I sooo want to master this. Any ideas at all! I watch you hit it and I'm envious! Jerry in Reno
Thanks Ryan. Getting a kick but the pace of the serve is slow and opponent can destroy my serve. May be more practice is required. I also started getting pain in my elbow(golfer’s elbow). Do you have any suggestion on what could be wrong.
Very great points to consider and focus on next time I'm on court. Have been trying to improve my second serve and I think this will go along way towards that goal. I'll try to remember to keep my body facing the right side (I'm right handed) and remember to make contact lower than my first serve. Mich obliged ! 🎉
Greetings from Istanbul, Turkey. You really have a natural talent for teaching, Ryan. You are an excellent teacher. I sent this video to a Turkish player who will play an ITF 15k tournament this week. She seldomly uses kick serve. I hope it will help her to win her first round match. Thank you for your help ! :)
I totally agree with your advice, especially on the grip, toss and body position. I been playing and coaching/ teaching for a long time. Being a 5’6” 140 lb. player I have used a combination of kick, slice and flat serves effectively. I knew I would never generate overwhelming pace on the flat serve so I developed my spin and placement to constantly mix it up. I also recommend finding what your opponents don’t like and use that against them on important points. When I played baseball and pitched I learned how to change my grip on the ball for different pitches and move the ball around the strike zone according to the count. It’s similar in tennis. The slight change in grip and toss allows me to get my kick out wide on the add side of right handed players. The slice serve is a nice counter measure to keep them guessing and off balance. Great lesson 🎾🎾👍
I find it more difficult to go to the deuce court with the kick serve. Can you show what adjustments you make and what is the plane of the racket swing when serving to that side?
One thing you want to add which.l am surprised very few talk about is this and you do it naturally on your serve. For a right hander it helps when going up to meet the ball to kick the right leg out. This helps maintain the sideways direction long enough which will prevent a player from opening up too quickly. This little talked about maneuver is super important. Great video thanks.
Good tips, but i have trouble pronating when I try to add spin, and when I spin more, then I pronate less and then the balls wont have much action. How do I do both ?
great lesson! do I still need body coiling when trying kick serve, too? if my body & racket path see baseline direction, how can I increase ball speed? thanks!
Hey Ryan. Great video again!! Maybe you can also do a video about the different swing directions on the other serves. How do you swing to create slice on „flat“ serve down the t on deuce side? How do you swing for slice on a „flat“ serve out wide on add side? Does the pronation move itself create sidespin? Everytime i train this move isolated i get some spin on the ball no matter what direction i aim. And the guys from Racquetflex also said this in one of their videos. Thanks again
Hi Ryan, Great explanation, but when you're doing the actual kick serve at the end of the video I think your body faces the net at a final stage rather than you keep it to the side . Correct me if I'm wrong, please.
Thanks for the kind words. The idea is to stay sideways at contact snd for as long as possible. Your body will finish facing forward at the end or you’ll fall over. But at contact you’ll be sideways. Thanks!!!
@@2MinuteTennis Now it makes more sense to me. You need to dive and face the net eventually, but the point is to stay sideways at contact. I'm a tennis instructor myself and I find your analyses, explanation very useful and convincing. Good stuff.
@@2MinuteTennis Thanks. Same to you. A friend of mine, an ex-tennis pro in Poland suggested your video explaining the idea of pronation on a slice serve, so I really liked that and watched other videos. Keep up the good work!
Improve Your KICK SERVE
Hi Ryan
Good Video.
Can you please demonstrate a Kick serve from the Duce side
thanks
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I taught Joel Drucker how to play tennis. I could help you get a better kick serve if you want to improve your game. I also can help you with your toss.
Great tip Ryan, Your detailed explanations are crystal clear and not overly complicated.
Thank you Reese! I appreciate your support.
Great stuff here - the modified grip, the “face sends it, path bends it”, the body position explanation - seriously solid tennis teaching video here. Thanks !
The sound the kick serves made were pure asmr! great work
Hahaha thanks so much!!! Appreciate the support.
Have heard this message before, but your simple way of describing it takes the cake for me! Thanks for this reminder .. need to get this kicker going tonight when I go on the court to practice.
Well done coach!
Good brief lesson no time wasting thanks
Thanks Oliver!!! Appreciate the support.
Just what I needed ! I really hope on getting that second serve consistent and not double faulting that often.. I'm definitely gonna try practicing that tomorrow :)
After watching multiple videos about the kick-serve this has to be the easiest to understand. 👍🏻
Thanks! Try this one too. th-cam.com/video/qCJxqLaDmOo/w-d-xo.html
This strategy works, good job bro. Dennis from Nigeria.
Hey thanks so much Dennis! You Got This!
Great technique although your legs could be lower to create a stronger arc in your body. Then feel like you get kicked in the balls to straighten up.
Hey thanks so much. I agree with you but I have bad knees do this is as much as I can bend without pain. 👍 thanks for the support!!!
HA HA HA !!! Very funny.
First Please give me a shoutout in a huge fan
Bruce!!!!! I so appreciate your support. Thanks my man!! You’re the BEST!!! Have a great day Bruce!! 👍
HI! Right on the spot!
That's exactly what I'm trying to improve.
Today I will train to follow your guidelines. What I do most differently is that I end up rotating my body in the service, I will keep that in mind.
Thanks!
My mental goal is to get my kick serve to hit the back curtain/fence on one bounce. I've only done it a few times.
Nice one, I've come close but not managed it yet
Hi Ryan, I think you vids are great. On this one, I see alot of people coach this from the ad side, but nearly never on the deuce side - I always struggle to get the correct swing path / alignment on the deuce side (perhaps because body alignment and swing path is different relative to the the base line). Is there an imaginary line I could visualise on the ad side, that gives me the same reference point as the base line on the ad side, bearing in mind I am now hitting to the left, rather than the right (as a rightie). In other words, how much does the imaginary base line swivel counter-clockwise to get to the same reference point as on the ad side? Thoughts? :)
Dude, 👍👍. Thanks for keeping it simple, short, and nice demonstrations. Subscribe!
PRONATING IS ALSO A KEY TO RACKET HEAD SPEED.
You are 100% correct!!
Found this super helpful and clear. Tried it out today - worked and felt great. Thank you for this channel, it’s great service (er... no pun intended!) and helps me enjoy tennis more. 🙏
Nice summary of key points!. Great tip at 6:00. What is the speed of your serves at 7:00-7:14?
I'm puzzled by the ball kicking to the right--seems that would necessitate "lefty spin," which would require the ball being hit somewhere around 5 o'clock. Is this correct? Thx for a good vid.
Great question. Yes you’d re correct. When you keep your body sideways enough during contact, you toss above your head, and you swing feom right to left along your baseline then the ball jumps to the right upon bouncing. Makes it difficult to deal with when players aren’t used to a righty making it jump right. Try it and let me know how it goes for you. Thanks again!!
@@2MinuteTennis Thx from me and my birthday hat. Some TH-camrs won't get the reference, but oh well.
@@wegtennis8740 haha thanks!!
Very good explanation, logical and simple to understand, thank you very much. Mauro from italy
Top explanations, Ryan--very clear and effective. One point I notice when watching videos of the kick serve is that few players, including pros, can actually make that serve kick to the side as well as kicking up high. Maybe that is because extra shoulder flexibility is needed to brush the ball sideways at the same time as it is being brushed upward.
Great lesson. Clear explanation.
Thank you so much George!! Appreciate the support.
you say keep you body to the side but then you go forward into the court
You’re 100% correct. Keep your body to the side while going into the court. After contact you’ll turn toward the net. But you should feel much more sideways on a kick serve than you do when hitting a flat serve. 👍
@@2MinuteTennis like the side bow in yoga...you turn to face the court AFTER the ball is hit, not before.
I write from argentina. To understand better please speak slower
I’m so sorry the videos are too fast for you. I’ll try to talk slower
Set the video speed to .75 to slow it down!
Seriously bro, you are the best.
Thanks man. Appreciate the support!!
I like your videos man, your advices are quite suitable, in my opinion👌🏻👌🏻
Wow thank you. So nice of you to say!!!
Where is the coiling 1st step?
Haha thanks. I can’t put everything into each video. Just trying to give a few tips that’ll help. Thanks for the support.
Slow motion please! super video but I don't understand something: if you don't have to look at your opponent, you have to look at him when you serve. Could you explain in a slow motion, how to move the body? the arm is very clear, but it's hard for me to understand how to move the body. Thank you very much.
I am delighted with the videos, I see it every day! Best regards from Switzerland.
Great, to the point. Short video
So glad you liked the video!!
always wondering how to do kick serve on deuce side, or do pros only serve slice on deuce court as their second serve?... BTW great instruction, thanks.
Sorry, one doubt. When you toss the ball, do you toss it inside the curt (like in the sílice service) or rigth over the base line?
Toss can be more above your head for a slower kick serve and into the court for a faster kick serve. Thanks!!
@2MinuteTennis thanks to you! Amazing tips, would love to take lessons with you, a pitty to be in Argentina.
@@CucuJutsu well I’d love to help you. I give zoom lessons to people around the world. You can go to 2minutetennis.net and book your lesson with me. Hope to meet you!!
such concise and specific tips.. can't wait to try the swinging parallel to the baseline.. that one I wasn't doing while attepmting the elusive top spin serve for years.
Thanks for the video. Is it not the case (and your actual demonstration seems to show this) that:
- the toss is slightly into the court (less than a flat serve but still into the court)
- while the stroke direction is more to the side then a flat serve, it’s direction is more on a 45 degree angle into the court. If it was actually moving in a 90 degree direction, ie along the baseline, the strike would be too thin and while there would be spin there wouldn’t be enough pace.
That’s what I appear to see in looking at your sample kick serves which look good to me.
Just a comment when you are very young and past age fifty restrict your kick serves to save your lower back or go to a modified kick that has the toss at 12 O clock rather than 11 for a right hander. any takers for this suggestions, Thanks Ryan for the video .It us awsome
When you say ball toss behind you, shouldn't the ball toss be over your left shoulder rather over your head?
keeping body to the side practice really improve my kick serve. thks
Does your birthday hat serve tips also apply to kick serve, or jsut flat ?
Yes the birthday hat technique is used for all types of serves. Thanks for the support!!!
really valuable lesson. thanks Ryan!
where do you teach by the way?
Hey thanks so much!! Doylestown Tennis Club in PA
If I toss the ball a little bit to the front, and jump into that direction , to finally have the ball over my head, could this help me to be in a good position to brush the ball , and also increase the overall power of the kick serve , since that I jumped to the ball?
Should the toss be falling into the court on the other axis? Or should it be landing right on the baseline or behind?
Racket will end its move on the left side of the left leg? Or its possible to finish in the right side of right leg?
aim where the ball is to slice, kick serve thanks
Thanks so much!!!!
I found a great coach
How or where do you contact to make the ball kick to the right ?
Please show the same kick serve on the duece side.
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Thanks so much Omar!!
Super
Hey thank you so much!!!
Great video!! Thanks Ryan!!
Looks easy but it’s very hard.
Birthday hat ...life saver .
So glad it worked for you!!
I'm struggling with my kick serve can you make a video on advance kick serve technique
Amazing video. Very detailed. Thanks for sharing
So glad you liked it. Thanks for the kind words of support. 😊👍
I will practice it, thank you
Today I watched 3 vídeos about kick serve and your was the best, thanks
Wow thank you!! Appreciate your support and kind words. Let me know how your kick serve is going after you try out the advice! Thanks!
Really nice video. Can't resist to hit the subscribe button 😄😄
Haha thanks so much!! I’ll keep the videos coming!!!
any slow-mo vids? :D
Quite a clear demonstration of the kick serve mechanism.well done & kudos to your great exhibition.
Thanks so much Zachary!! Appreciate the support my friend!
Very nice lesson, thanks a lot. I'm assuming the birthday hat is still applicable.
Yes the bday hat works for all serves. Thanks for the support!!
Thanks, I’ll try it
What about doing it on the deuce side ?
Simple, clear, incremental steps--like all good teaching. Thanks!
Thank you so much! So glad you liked the video. Have a great day!😊
Great kick serve video!
Nice!! I've been around for a long time, but heard some things I never really thought of before haha thanks
Hey glad you liked the video. Appreciate the support!!
So I can hit a kick serve and can get it to kick pretty high but man the pace on it is sooo much slower. How do I get a little more pace on it. Like I feel like my flat serve is 90 but my kick is like 55
Great question. Try tossing a little more into the court. So still toss above your head but also into the court. This will flatten out the kick serve and make it go faster. You’ll lose a tiny bit of kick but gain about ten miles per hour in speed. Keep me posted!!! 👍
I’m a UTR 9.27, former 5.5, and my flat is 100 mph, my slice is 90 mph and my kick serve is 65 mph. If I kick it well, it’s enough. If it just sits there, I’m in trouble.
hmm isnt this a top spin serve? kick serve has additional side rotation that bounces away from opponent, where top spin one bounces just up? Dunno how i do it but from time to time my topspin changes to that kick serve that kicks to the side and up
These serves where bouncing to the right after the bounce. Thanks for the support!!!
The difference between topspin and kick is subtle. The kick serve swing path, combined with the closed racquet face, is more between the baseline and 45 degrees, whereas the topspin path is directly behind the flight path (between 45 degrees and about 65 degrees off the baseline).
Exceptional kick demonstration...and I watch them all! I especially like the tip and visual of NEVER turning to face the target.
Thanks, Ryan
awesome! something to practice tomorrow! thanks coach. very very helpful advices.
excellent tips.
Wow Ryan, you're like the One Minute Manager of Tennis Instruction. Cliff Notes. Everything You Wanted to Know about Kick Serves, but Were Afraid It Would Take Too Long. Only, somehow, you do manage to inject your very affable and charming personality into the whole affair. For instance, you would never be as wordy as I am being right now. I'm a big fan. Bonus Takeaway: "The face _sends_ it, the path _bends_ it." Pure gold, thank you!
Great video!
Hi, Ryan, thank you for your such valuable advice!
Would you please give me some of the tips about how
I can hit a correct klick serve on the deuce side?
I'm struggling with it all the time. Is it the same swing mechanics as on the ad side?
Hey thanks for the support Jessica. I would focus heavily on staying sideways during contact and swinging toward at to the net post...if not more to the right. I notice for myself that my kicker is better when I really focus on how sideways I am at contact. Please try it and let me know how it goes by responding here in the comments. Thanks again Jessica! 👍
@@2MinuteTennis Thank you for your great support. I can't wait for the next playing.
Talking about brushing up on the ball: in practice I end up hitting the inside back of the frame A LOT, which sends the ball flying. Tips for thinking about brushing up without framing it?
great tip!
Explained really well, with the brushing and what the racquet should be doing, it wasn't clear in other videos. But you made it more clear.
good stuff
I struggle with the kicker. Practice it a lot, using method as you teach it...at least I hope it's right....same grip (eastern B/H), toss, swing path and aiming point. I've gotten some results, but I have never developed it with enough pace or kick height to be a weapon. I am older but I still get hefty pace on my flat serve...better than some much younger guys. If i hit with more racquet speed, the ball just tends to go long. Maybe it's a flexibility issue, but I sooo want to master this. Any ideas at all! I watch you hit it and I'm envious! Jerry in Reno
Thanks Ryan. Getting a kick but the pace of the serve is slow and opponent can destroy my serve. May be more practice is required. I also started getting pain in my elbow(golfer’s elbow). Do you have any suggestion on what could be wrong.
Very great points to consider and focus on next time I'm on court. Have been trying to improve my second serve and I think this will go along way towards that goal. I'll try to remember to keep my body facing the right side (I'm right handed) and remember to make contact lower than my first serve.
Mich obliged ! 🎉
Great Ryan , excellent , two thump up for your brief , graphic observation how to hit kick serves .
Ryan, I discovered your videos couple weeks ago and I keep watching and watching them. I learn so much from you. I wish I met you earlier.
Greetings from Istanbul, Turkey. You really have a natural talent for teaching, Ryan. You are an excellent teacher. I sent this video to a Turkish player who will play an ITF 15k tournament this week. She seldomly uses kick serve. I hope it will help her to win her first round match. Thank you for your help ! :)
I totally agree with your advice, especially on the grip, toss and body position. I been playing and coaching/ teaching for a long time. Being a 5’6” 140 lb. player I have used a combination of kick, slice and flat serves effectively. I knew I would never generate overwhelming pace on the flat serve so I developed my spin and placement to constantly mix it up. I also recommend finding what your opponents don’t like and use that against them on important points. When I played baseball and pitched I learned how to change my grip on the ball for different pitches and move the ball around the strike zone according to the count. It’s similar in tennis. The slight change in grip and toss allows me to get my kick out wide on the add side of right handed players. The slice serve is a nice counter measure to keep them guessing and off balance. Great lesson 🎾🎾👍
I find it more difficult to go to the deuce court with the kick serve. Can you show what adjustments you make and what is the plane of the racket swing when serving to that side?
One thing you want to add which.l am surprised very few talk about is this and you do it naturally on your serve. For a right hander it helps when going up to meet the ball to kick the right leg out. This helps maintain the sideways direction long enough which will prevent a player from opening up too quickly.
This little talked about maneuver is super important. Great video thanks.
Fantastic video, great job, tks for sharing!
Nice video, good job. Please explain the differences (along with check points) between spin serve and kick serve
Good tips, but i have trouble pronating when I try to add spin, and when I spin more, then I pronate less and then the balls wont have much action. How do I do both ?
Couple of great tips there.
Wow thank you. Appreciate the support!!!
great lesson! do I still need body coiling when trying kick serve, too? if my body & racket path see baseline direction, how can I increase ball speed? thanks!
Na ja
Good teaching! Thanks. I appreciate the brevity too.
Hi Ryan, wonderful lessons and this one too ... could you please show kick serve to the deuce court in a video
Hey Ryan. Great video again!!
Maybe you can also do a video about the different swing directions on the other serves. How do you swing to create slice on „flat“ serve down the t on deuce side? How do you swing for slice on a „flat“ serve out wide on add side?
Does the pronation move itself create sidespin? Everytime i train this move isolated i get some spin on the ball no matter what direction i aim.
And the guys from Racquetflex also said this in one of their videos.
Thanks again
Hi Ryan, Great explanation, but when you're doing the actual kick serve at the end of the video I think your body faces the net at a final stage rather than you keep it to the side . Correct me if I'm wrong, please.
Thanks for the kind words. The idea is to stay sideways at contact snd for as long as possible. Your body will finish facing forward at the end or you’ll fall over. But at contact you’ll be sideways. Thanks!!!
@@2MinuteTennis Now it makes more sense to me. You need to dive and face the net eventually, but the point is to stay sideways at contact. I'm a tennis instructor myself and I find your analyses, explanation very useful and convincing. Good stuff.
Wow thanks. Yeah stay sideways as long as possible. Have a great day Coach!!!
@@2MinuteTennis Thanks. Same to you. A friend of mine, an ex-tennis pro in Poland suggested your video explaining the idea of pronation on a slice serve, so I really liked that and watched other videos. Keep up the good work!
Can't wait to try this tomorrow
Awesome!! Let me know how tomorrow goes for you!!
Great! Thanks for this. Can you do this for flat and slice serve as well?
Very good instructional video!
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thanks for your tennis videos, they are very very helpful
thank you very much I'm glad to see you again
If ball is clock from which clock to which clock we have to hit?
One of the best videos out there for kick serve. Thank you!