Nice! This is definitely worth a try. Makes me think this is the fundamental advantage of the pinpoint stance. I don't feel I have as much control with it tho. Maybe each body a slightly different in this regard.
there is a baseball pitching drill that incorporates that and they sat and the student close to a wall so the hitting side pushes the player in towards the catcher.. it’s called the Hersheiser drill. named for Oral Hersheiser the Dodgers pitcher.
Very interesting. I'm not in the USA and never watched baseball. But have you tried this drill for tennis, it really works. I also have a similar one for the kick serve. I'll post it shortly. It's great that your enjoying the site. www.oneminutetennis.com
Very nice effortless serve. I would love to hit the back fence on a bounce but it very barely happens. It happens about one out of 20 times and it will bounce a foot up the fence while yours is over three feet (one meter). I too prefer staying grounded on the serve, and not jumping , just as you are demonstrating. Sort of a walking forward serve.. I notice pros kick their back leg up. Is that only required when jumping?
Hi Rudy, This kind of gives you the rhythm . But I don't like players to focus on the knee or the hip. I think you should focus on one of two things. Either raising the heels or pushing the weight into the balls of the feet. Then the knees and hips follow. But, try this drill... It really works.. I was barely trying and yet I was serving very fast. I've a also created another drill for the kick serve. I'll post that in a day or so Let me know how it goes please?
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Another brilliant and original lesson. Thank you coach
Superb lesson
Great idea. Thank you
Can't wait to try this. Sounds like a great tip, thanks.
Really interesting idea to get the right feel. Must try it.
Yes. Finally I get a new idea 😳
Yes, it works. Would love to see how this tip also works for my forehand.
Practice makes perfect.Tq coach 👍🎾
Nice! This is definitely worth a try. Makes me think this is the fundamental advantage of the pinpoint stance. I don't feel I have as much control with it tho. Maybe each body a slightly different in this regard.
Yup. Super useful. Grest tip thanks
What a great lesson/tip Coach!
Glad your enjoying the channel
Please let me know how it goes?
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there is a baseball pitching drill that incorporates that and they sat and the student close to a wall so the hitting side pushes the player in towards the catcher.. it’s called the Hersheiser drill. named for Oral Hersheiser the Dodgers pitcher.
Very interesting.
I'm not in the USA and never watched baseball.
But have you tried this drill for tennis, it really works.
I also have a similar one for the kick serve. I'll post it shortly.
It's great that your enjoying the site.
www.oneminutetennis.com
Very very cool think this will help tremendously
Glad your enjoying the channel
Please let me know how it goes?
www.oneminutetennis.com
Great drill. Never seen this before
Great lesson.
Glad your enjoying the channel
Please let me know how it goes?
www.oneminutetennis.com
Thank you Appreciate
Well that's basically exactly a baseball pitch, I wonder how fast would these guys hit the ball
Very nice effortless serve. I would love to hit the back fence on a bounce but it very barely happens. It happens about one out of 20 times and it will bounce a foot up the fence while yours is over three feet (one meter). I too prefer staying grounded on the serve, and not jumping , just as you are demonstrating. Sort of a walking forward serve.. I notice pros kick their back leg up. Is that only required when jumping?
Genius
Hi Steve, should I focus on the left hip
Hi Rudy,
This kind of gives you the rhythm .
But I don't like players to focus on the knee or the hip.
I think you should focus on one of two things.
Either raising the heels or pushing the weight into the balls of the feet.
Then the knees and hips follow.
But, try this drill... It really works..
I was barely trying and yet I was serving very fast.
I've a also created another drill for the kick serve.
I'll post that in a day or so
Let me know how it goes please?
@@oneminutetennis I tried but it didn't worked out
Sorry. I would like to see it.
Have you tried my idea with the ball and the throw in?
@@oneminutetennis you are rught I forgot the first part without racquet when I did it. Let me try again
It's worth perseverance... I think it really works.
Let me know how it goes this time?
Mate if you are going to make a video about Nick the first thing required is to spell his name correctly
Respect and competence please
Ok, next one is Nick's underarm serve.😁
I think I can do that ..😃
Sorry, maybe a good technique for the forehand, but Nick really jumps vertically to get the best racket drop possible.
Really? Check where he lands 👀