Tennis Serve Lesson: How to Correct the Racket Back-Drop
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- This tennis serve lesson is part of the latest My Daddy / My Coach live tennis lesson no. 30 from WebTennis24 - www.webtennis2...
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The best Trophy to Racket back scratch ever.
Knowing what to do makes it easier to develop the flowing and continuous motion of the modern serve. Love his relaxed teaching method.
Glad to hear that @ Alan Knowles ! :) By the way, if you want to see more live tennis lessons with kids (part of the My Daddy / My Coach series), visit page.webtennis24.com/kids-tennis-membership-welcome-page
The way she ran away to not get hit at the beginning 😂
Yes, that was awkwardly funny... ;)
You are a great coach. You are very good with kids. Nice and relaxed.
You are so kind. :)
Your instruction gave me the feeling of the timing and rhythm of racket drop. Thank you!
Yoo-Young Hong, you are welcome! :)
Very interesting! What I love the most is the spirit. It is a good way to have kids enjoying their learning. It is relaxed, no pressure. That is a very nice model on how to teach a kid without being too pushy and destructive. When i got kid myself, i will go back to your video to teach him or her cause it is not easy to stay relax.
Thank you Rosine! That is so nice of you to say that... By the way, all My Daddy / My Coach lessons are live and uncut. You can check them out at www.webtennis24.com/
I have subscribed to a few of Cosmin's courses over the past years because they are different in many ways. Of course they offer excellent tennis techniques, as always, broken down into simple steps, but they are also so warm, friendly, natural and informal, with just the right dose of spontaneity and imperfection. For example, I just love the way Bianca shies away from Cosmin as he demonstrates the swing at the beginning the video. Throughout the video, she steps back as soon as Cosmin starts a move (;--)) I have become accustomed to hear the dog's barks and the rooster's loud protests over the years. Don't change anything Cosmin. Your videos are informative, AND entertaining. Friendly suggestion : put a lap mic on the child so we can hear her clearly. Her reactions will certainly as ingenuous as can be.
Ha ha :) Love your review, @lesecret !! Indeed, I try to make the lessons seem like you are right there with me and my students on the court. I am glad you enjoy them. Thank you!! This video, by the way, is part of the My Daddy / My Coach course where I teach my two daughters tennis from the first time they pick up the racket until they play competitively in their teen years. You can watch the full course at page.webtennis24.com/kids-tennis-membership-welcome-page
Great video, thanks for sharing. I think it's gonna be good for my daughter
Glad to hear that. Let us know how it goes.
Really neat that her first two serves actually went in the service court. Your teaching technique is right on. Doesn't hurt that she listens well and is having fun. She is a good little athlete.
Thank you @ dovey739 ! :)
Yup, this is my #1 video, followed by the progressive serve strokes video.
Glad to hear that, Claude!! Thank you!😊
This drill improved my 12 year old son's serve consistency in two days. It's a simple drill he can do also by himself. Great job!
So glad to hear that. :)
That was awesome. I came here to find something to show my son, ended up learning something myself!
I'm glad you found it useful, Stephen. If you want a step-by-step program showing how to teach tennis to children visit page.webtennis24.com/10-lesson-plans-welcome-page
Great result...I'm glad you ended up saying you didn't care where the ball goes, just focus on technique. She looks like a good serve.
I like the technique taught and his "kid friendly" approach, which I believe promotes a better lesson and a well rounded person/player!
Thank you!!! :)
Wonderful high class coaching Lesson
Thank you @aidangriffin4318! I appreciate your kind words. Feel free to watch the full My Daddy / My Coach course for coaches and tennis parents at page.webtennis24.com/kids-tennis-membership-welcome-page
I am a more advanced older player, but this video with the young girl is a terrific reminder. You are a good coach.
Thanks James! I appreciate your kind words.
Cosmin (WebTennis24.com)
Hahaha such a cute little girl! Hopped to see you! So sweet. And very talented working from such a young age! Blessings to you guys
Thank you @JorgeAndresCoppiano! All the best to you too! :)
THOSE DRILLS ARE SO HELPFUL, THANK YOU WEB TENNIS 24
You are welcome, Cesar! If you want to see all the lessons how I taught my two daughters to play tennis visit page.webtennis24.com/kids-tennis-membership-welcome-page
@@webtennis24 I will ,thank you so much 🎾
@@webtennis24 Bianca and Cezara Wow, Cezara is very similar to my name, lovely, you are a very fortunate man , I'm single and childless , children are a blessing , thank you again for your TH-cam channel ❤️
This is a great tip and drill! Thank you for sharing it!
You are welcome! :)
YHup, this is my #1 video, with runner-up being the progressive serve strokes.
Glad to hear that @lesecret :) This is part of the My Daddy / My Coach tennis program for coaches and parents. Check out the full program here: page.webtennis24.com/kids-tennis-membership-welcome-page
Thank you!
Hi Cosmin.Your Videos are super great!!!
Thank you! :)
Great drill that I'll definitely use. Might be important to note that in the 2 live serves that she hits at the end, she still has her racket face open on the take back. I'm sure she picked it up with a few more serves!
Yet, she still got it into a good position before the upswing - and hit a nice, spin serve. www.flickr.com/photos/mentalblock/30971468381/in/datetaken-public/
There are plenty of coaches who use beginner students. Why even bring it up? There are virtues to using beginner, intermediate and advanced players.
It's going to be *so* much fun working with such a fine little athlete in coming years. The cuteness doesn't hurt, either. Enjoy. :-)
Thank you Kevin! I'll let Bianca know; she'll be happy to hear that. :)
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awesome tip. my students have a similar problem. this is a great drill. thanks for sharing.
Might try that today
Fantastic drill. I too have the same problem with racquet face opening
I'm glad you find it useful. Thank you for the comment and please share it with your friends.
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when you serve you should feel like weeping the Ball To the side of your body thats why pros lean back when tossing the ball and then lean forward at contact because we can't weep strongly upside our head without injuring shoulder ...
My son has the same problem. Thanks for this trick! You should however stand in front of her when doing side by side so you could see her because she was still hitting the fence but you didn't see that.
Thank you for the suggestion. :)
A very good drill, I will have to remember that even though I can't guarantee I can get the cats to watch 😀
If you watch very carefully in slow motion videos of federer serving you'll see that he actually DOESN'T drop the racquet with the edge. His strings do open up on the racquet drop. Personally I always lead with the edge of the racquet, but the way the girl was doing it was also correct.
Muy buen detalle técnico, gracias por compartir conocimiento. Voy a modificar mi saque tras esta explicación. Thanks you.
So nice, what beautiful place/country you are in ?
Hey @dai786, we are actually in Romania, a country I invite you to visit. The people are very nice and the food is excellent. 😊
Thank you so much for this !
you are welcome! :)
hi we clearly see if elbow is not far enough behind and at shoulder level not higher we will touch our head or at least have the feeling of it...
I loved that serve I am so o child tennis end I see that serve to serving in my game with my rival
Nice.
Thanks!
Can u tell me how many times I should repeat a lesson from your site, with my kids who are beginners?
It's a tough question... there is no certain set number of times you should apply a lesson with your students. You, as a coach, should see the interest and enthusiasm level as well as how fast your students learn the skills.
Just don't make it boring by repeating the same drills every time. Be creative...
Good luck!
Funny student, nice drill :D
that's a good trick if the head of the racket is too open, but many times it's a wrong grip, too much to the western side with beginning servers... she is too tiny to learn all those details, perhaps the throw up and one swingmotion is more important...
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nice info, coach :)
Thank you! :)
But there are great servers that have the open face racquet drop - Sampras, Becker, Federer!
Indeed, that is not a rule. Not all players hit the ball the same way.
the problem with this motion is the elbow not pointing to the sky...
The cat wants to learn too!
She does indeed. :)
Not a fan of this approach. I think it creates a Hitch in the service motion which may be difficult to smooth out in the future. I will be interested to see how things work out. Keep it up.
Tell me more. What's the hitch?
Im stealing this drill lol
Oh nooo... :)
I am not a fan of the "scratch your back" approach to the serve. Vic Braden, who was the first to do high speed photography of tennis players, was also not a fan. The "trophy position" is NOT the be all and end all of an effective serve, and may in fact be counter-productive. If you watch the best pro servers in slow motion, you will see that there is not any back scratching going on. From that position about all you have to propel the ball is arm extension, which is just not enough.
To me, its not about the trophy pose, its more about how to create a proper racquet drop, which this video explains quite well. its good to not open your racquet as it will create inconsistent force applied to the ball. His main focus did not seem to be about the trophy position.
yes she is right she can hit her head , no more comment
Well, did she? ;)
I wona my daughter to be like you
All the daughters are special 😊
u almost hit your player there..in the beginning of your video
My bad! ;)
I was waiting for the girl to follow through hitting the cat through the fence...
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This video is going to rob you power on your serve. Dropping the racquet straight down and so close to the back is not how pros serve.
Thank you for your comment.
Muscles do not have memory!
Don't they? ;)