"Secret to Master Pronation - Serve Technique Unveiled!"
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Are you struggling to achieve the elusive pronation on your serve? In this game-changing video, I reveal the hidden secret that could be holding you back from unlocking the power of pronation. Many players face a common problem that impedes their ability to execute this essential element of the serve, and without addressing it, achieving proper pronation remains an unattainable goal. Fear not, as I not only expose this hidden barrier but also provide invaluable insights and exercises to help you conquer this challenge and elevate your serve to new heights.
Join me as I delve into the intricacies of pronation and unveil the key to overcoming the obstacles that have hindered many players' progression. By the end of this video, you'll possess the knowledge and tools needed to unlock the full potential of your serve through mastering pronation.
🔑 Discover the hidden secret to pronation
🏋️♂️ Effective exercises to enhance pronation
🔍 Unveiling the obstacle blocking your serve potential
🎾 Elevate your game with the power of pronation
🚀 Master your serve technique like never before
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everything happens on the side of the body = best tip ever. I exaggerate not. this is going to be my new go to video that I will book mark and come back to again and again. I am a senior citizen new to tennis and the serve has been a real bugaboo. I push the ball instead of pronating or snapping the wrist, possibly due to wrist pain. But this video gives me hope that I can learn what you are teaching here 🙏🏻. in fact, I played tennis this morning, and when serving, I was trying to come from the side of the body (per your tip) and there seemed to be some improvement, now I need to pronate.
Awesome ✅️
It was really nice to see this demonstrated by a coach with a little bit of upper body mass. It is hard to relate to whip skinny yoga-masters who have ridiculous drops. This imprints much better for those of use with a little size. Thanks.
Thank you for the tips coach. Will update you how it goes next week.
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That was unbelievable 😂😂😂💪💪💪👍👍👍
Thank you 🙏
73 yo age level tournament player, this is great and worked! You are
Good! Thanks! Must be the accent!
Thank you🤣🙏
learning good smash around service line.
many thanks from Spain ! real good instructions from fantastic couch , i follow you a few week ago and my level is growing
It's only a pleasure keep going
I watched his video on 'Stop hitting the Net' , Very simple instructions and it really work for me, Always looking for more from Mr Becker. This also a great one that I will try. Thank You.
Thank you 🏆🏆
For this video alone, I subscribed. Can’t wait to put it in practice.
Awesome Goodluck ✅️
One of the best coaches, I still struggle to pronate.
Keep going
As usual great tips clearly explained. I did find the music a bit distracting so muted and followed the subtitles.
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very good tips. Look forward to test it myself with his advice
Brilliant go for it!
Nice work, Coach. Thank you! :)
My pleasure
Awesome coach!
Boom 💥
Thanks coach
Anytime champ
Excelent Peter ! Very useful
Thank you 🏆
Great course Coach.
Thank you
Loved your video 🎉. In your option , why do so many other coaches teach a higher toss and a staggered arms (tossing arm going up while the racquet arm is down) motion when a 1-2 service rhythm like yours clearly is easier to master for the majority of players? Thank you 🙏🏽 in advance.
I don't think a longer swing is wrong. But if you look at all the big servers coming up the swing is becoming more compact
Where does this guy teach?
A-1!
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Great tips!
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So good
“I’m all for a big load”… sorry couldn’t resist. Excellent video
🤣 thank you
what's with the music. Very annoying. Otherwise nice video
Agreed
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Great Instruction, was wondering, do we also need to incorporate those other tips espoused by all youtube coaches, 1. lead with the edge 2. Turn palm outwards upon contact or as you put it, simply snap and that's it. Thank you
The edge rule of good. But o don't like forcing the palm out. It will happen automatically of you do the right things before contacting the ball
Some typos above so a little unclear, so leading with the edge is good, what are the right things to do before making contact please? Thank you
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With the technique how NOT to lose the racquet drop? I try to follow this advice but my drop gets shallow.
The best 💪.. coach, may i know what your string lbs?
Thank you. 56lbs🏆
thx....same way for kick serve?
It should
Doing the pronation, but how? In the way you show it most of the players who are not use to "relax" their arm will hurt their wrist and elbow... you people need to learn about biomechanical principals and how does the body works or you will get a lot people out of tennis, because of injuries!
In this video I show exactly how😉
Your demo swings and actual swings look completely different to me. Watch at .25 speed or slower.
Especially the movement of the wrist.
Your actual serves look great. The demos? Not so much.
Interesting!
More specifically the amount of flexion in the wrist. I like a flexion in the wrist at address. Perhaps not as much as Raonic though😮. I look for a more neutral, relaxed wrist pre and post racquet drop. I think neutral position facilitates pronation.
Just my .02
Keep up the good work.@pieterbeckertenniscoaching5808
Video fail - don't mix instruction with cr*p background 'music' - it's distracting and not necessary!
Won't be recommending this channel to anyone.
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Interesting. Will try. Assuming this is just for flat serve. Can’t possibly see how you could kick doing this?
Definitely helps with kick too. Just keep body sideways
There is no wrist snap, it’s forearm action
You use you forearm to snap wrist🤣
@@pieterbeckertenniscoaching5808, not really, wrist doesn't do anything