Best video ever. I didn't know why I was doing waiter's serve for long time and you explained it within 3 minutes. How could you realise that? Did you have waiter's serve before? Just amazing.
I'm an instructor and just wanted to tell you Tomas that your videos are the best I've seen to teach stroke fundamentals and concepts. I often send them to my students to reinforce everything I've told them. Thanks for all your posts and keep them coming!
This is the most useful video about advance serving. Nobody on YT delves into the details and the best succession of exercises to achieve the correct technique. Well done and many thanks!
thats the best coaching lesson I ever had, and I didnt even need to pay $70 aud an hour to my coach. everything makes perfect sense, especially the part of the muscle memory at the end... genius..
I'm an advacned amateur player (R2-R3 level in Switzerland) but my serve whas always a desaster. The 3 finger tip is the best advice I've heard for a longtime. I have to repeat the exercise thousands of times and maybe I will improve. - Esteban
After 20 years of tennis , I have never found a good pro that really understands this notion of traveling on edge and what exactly pronation is. Great video again.
I've been watching tennis videos on TH-cam for years, but you are the BEST instructor I've had the pleasure to listen and watch. Keep your videos coming. You don't understand how much they help.
In fact you are the only one who has realized that it is not enough to show a perfect detailed technique, since even more important is to find the way to change someones habits stubornly persisting in our brain. You have incorporate the key element; clever drills to ovecome those mental obstacles. I have tried before many other videos from other coaches for "serve" ,with disappointing results.With your approach finaly I am improving rapidly,you gave me THE solutions how to break my wrong serving habits. I am really grateful to you. Stavros Karamaroudis Athens Greece
Another great video on the complex yet critical 🎾 serve motion, which Sampras correctly said was the most important shot in 🎾. The key takeaway for me in this video was to focus on letting the racquet drop behind the shoulder at the axis of the plane between the thumb and the index finger, rather than dropping my wrist. Dropping the wrist caused the waiter tray for me which led to severe wrist pain. I'm going to try to imbibe this motion little bit every day to create a deep muscle memory. Thanks for the great service you provide to all 🎾 fans and students of the game 🙏
Best tennis serve lesson I've seen. You packed quite a bit of information in this video. If you're a novice or intermediate level player take this information as gospel.
This is an excellent video. The reason, I assume, as to WHY pronation is necessary, is to generate racquet head speed. You can move the racquet faster if it is on edge, and then turn (pronate) at the last second so you make your serves faster. If you pancake it (waiters serve) then you can't generate the same head speed because wind resistance will stop you.
I think you are making a logical mistake here. It's not because wind resistance doesn't play a role in throwing, where pronation also happens, that pronation has nothing to do with wind resistance when serving. When throwing a ball, pronating is necessary to 1) optimize biomechanics during the throw, as you correctly point out, and 2) release the ball. Without pronation we would either have a good throwing motion but release incorrectly, or we would throw "waiter style" and hamper our joints. When serving, the "release stage" is unrestricted because we have a racket that we can turn 360°. We can use the proper arm motion and obey bio-mechanics and still meet the ball square on, if we use a western grip. The problem then really is the wind resistance because we will have the racked move with the blade perpendicular to the direciton. Therefore we serve with continental grip, allowing the racket to travel fast, when obeying bio-mechanics, and pronate to meet the ball square on at the last moment. The only remaining problem now is that high frequent pronation may lead to injury.
I think you are making a logical mistake here. It's not because wind resistance doesn't play a role in throwing, where pronation also happens, that pronation has nothing to do with wind resistance when serving. When throwing a ball, pronating is necessary to 1) optimize biomechanics during the throw, as you correctly point out, and 2) release the ball. Without pronation we would either have a good throwing motion but release incorrectly, or we would throw "waiter style" and hamper our joints. When serving, the "release stage" is unrestricted because we have a racket that we can turn 360°. We can use the proper arm motion and obey bio-mechanics and still meet the ball square on, if we use a western grip. The problem then really is the wind resistance because we will have the racked move with the blade perpendicular to the direciton. Therefore we serve with continental grip, allowing the racket to travel fast, when obeying bio-mechanics, and pronate to meet the ball square on at the last moment. The only remaining problem now is that high frequent pronation may lead to injury.
It is way simpler than that. Pronation adds forearm acceleration of the racket head on top of the arm shoulder motion acceleration. Therefore is faster.
Absolutely fantastic video! There are many videos out there showing the correct motion but this is the first one I've found that actually has simple and effective exercises that show you have to achieve this in practice.
Fantastic video. I've been videoing my serve and I didn't see the waiter's serve until you enlightened me. From a revelation standpoint, this was the best video I have seen in a very long time!
allboutthemojo Tough to answer as I am not sure how you can see your racque face open if you're looking at the ball... Do you mean in the video of yourself?
Yalcin Sahin Thanks! Bending the knees by itself does nothing BUT driving upwards does get the energy going. ;) What you're saying is quite complex and for players having problems with the waiter's serve it may be too many things at once. Yes, eventually when you put all puzzles toghether, you can see how it all flows together.
As always very simple and to the point! I teach slice first to teach edge as very little pronation when slicing. After slice I introduce pronation. I also find teaching the slice can fix racquet drop problems too.. Noticed you introduced spin later in the video Great work Thomaz!
I've been playing tennis all my life and I never knew this. My coach in high school and some clinic private coaches I had never told me about the waiters serve and pronating the wrist. Thanks for such good instruction!
This is a very common thing I see with social players who have never been coached. Myself included. So I can relate to this vid very closely. It's a long road getting out the waiter's serve and your advice is invaluable in fast tracking my way out of a bad habit that puts undue stress on the shoulder. Thanks for the upload.
Great videos. They have helped me a ton. I had a terrible waiters serve before and it has really gotten 100% better. The folks at tennis class are stunned. Thanks!!
Brilliant lesson. Best demonstration I have seen of pronation. Have worked on these drills past two days, going to rebuild my serve based on this. Edge to edge to edge concept is very powerful and simple. Hope you will follow up some day with slice and topspin, building on this lesson.
You make the most complex movement in sport so easily intuitive. Which is to say thank heaps for helping me to improve. You have the boys talking and it just feels so much more fluid. All I can say to others is miss the fundamentals at your peril. Incredibly good instruction. Thanks Coach 👍👍
Great video! There's an incredible amount going on with the hand just from the time the racquet comes out of the "back scratcher" position to the middle of the follow through. I think it's going to take me a long time to get all that intricate movement properly synchronized and repeatable without thinking about it. To say nothing of all the other movements related to the serve. I guess there's a reason it's the most important shot in the game!
here' s someone with tons of experience having put a lot of thought into his work. I join the party in applauding you for your videos. I watched the one how to handle a high bouncing ball. We all know from Rogers dilemna against Rafa this most difficult ball for a single hand bh. But also very possible that Roger too often tries to get on top of the ball and then either gets it short for Rafa to finish him of or not even stay in the ralley and lose the point straight away. But back to the serve - I cant wait to check my own serve on the court to see if I tend to do the waiter' s serve and maybe that' s one of the reasons for serving long too often. If I get my first serve right it is quite unreturnable on a semi pro level - hard and into the corner. Of course I dont achieve the speed of a pro but good enough for myself. However I have too many errors and this maybe down to the racket face not being "on the edge". So again many thanks for your lesson and inspirations!
This is by far the best video on tennis serve that I have seen on youtube.I wish you have also mentioned how to adjust for ball toss. I don't think anyone (even the pros) can toss the ball in the same exact position and on the same exact height. How one should adjust all this pronation and timing when ball toss is a bit inconsistent? Another factor that complicates things for me is the jump. How to time my jump so that I time my swing and pronation correctly? I fear that if I train for pronation while standing on the ground like you show here then it will not train me correctly for when I combine it with a jump and ball toss.
Tomaz! Terrific video. I had my daughter slow motion video me and I was shocked to see that my racket was coming up in the waiter serve position. Quite depressing. And you are right, it's the muscle memory that is killing me. Back to the drawing board, thanks!!
Another tip: When holding the racquet with 2-3 fingers try to throw the racquet at the ball with the pronation motion. The tighter you hold the racquet the more you muscle your swing and it will be slower and weaker.
You aré not just trying to make money, you aré teaching the truth in tennis and you know a lot I will be glad if you teach a modern one-handed backhand Thanks And excuse my english
Hello friend, I just want to thank for all your videos so explanatory, since tennis in Argentina is a very expensive sport and teachers when you do not know how to play despise you. Thanks to your video I am becoming a great amateur tennis player. Hopefully one day I can meet you to give you a handshake. Best regards from Buenos Aires
Hi Mr Thomas, I catched a very important point in this video on 4th minute. When you open the racket (for edge 2), your palm showing opponent side of you. I missed this point before. I think this point is very important for use edge of racket and also turning your shoulder and the racket butt to skyward to get momentum.
Great stuff! Love this!!! You are breaking down the elements of serve in meaningful drills!!! Similarly to how to slice (the great exercise you had suggested doing literally on the net) this is another great example!!! Many thanks for posting this video!!!!
Thanks for the fence technique! Even when I thought I was doing the movement correctly, the fence told me it's wrong. It's like I have a coach behind me telling me to fix my arm/shoulder movements (for free haha)
Hi Tomasz, to get the complete picture if have still one important question: do you agree that another (for me important) reason for opening the racket face too early is a toss which is too close to the body (not as it should :30-40 cm in the field)? thx a lot Gerard (NL)
thank you very much for all your tennis videos and also the ones on the serve - i guess i've watched them all) you explain clearly and your videos are useful. i think with your help i'm beginning to eventually make a pretty proper flat serve) looking forward to the pronation exercise video to understand the pronation better and it would be cool to see a double backhand technique video! thank you and keep up the great work!
Thanks for this Tom. Question: How do you determine the sequence of releasing the ball and how high is the toss? I'm having a hellva time with when to start the arm launch and height. Any help?
that was fantastic i cant wait to try it question the old geezer wants me to hold the grip like a one handed backhand for big top spin your thoughts? continental is like a hammer swing with the edge thats what i'm liking
Hi Tomasz, is it safe to say (conclude) that you don't open the racket head too early if your service has a nice curve and a good bounce in the service box. (because it is really difficult to see yourself what you are doing with your racket above your head). Your comment will be appreciated! Gerard.
a reason why I have the waiters serve is because I suffer from multiple shoulder injuries which forced me to go for surgical repairs, now the shoulder is very stiff and immobile and I try to reduce the strain on the joint by trying different techniques. Any advice?
After viewing this video I got only as far as the Edge - Edge - Edge drill before finding myself on a court, warming up, and playing, And I was hitting ball after ball that bounced near the service line and crashed into the back fence on the fly. While doing the drill I found where I was restricting the flow of the racket. When I just let the racket swing through it all happened with no effort.
It seems like Tsonga and Federer's open face is largely connected to their back arch and that the racquet face is still mostly parallel to their back. Just sayin, but you do great work.
Best video ever. I didn't know why I was doing waiter's serve for long time and you explained it within 3 minutes. How could you realise that? Did you have waiter's serve before? Just amazing.
You seriously have the best Tennis videos on TH-cam. My game has improved quite a lot thanks to you.
I'm an instructor and just wanted to tell you Tomas that your videos are the best I've seen to teach stroke fundamentals and concepts. I often send them to my students to reinforce everything I've told them. Thanks for all your posts and keep them coming!
You are the best coach I have ever seen in my life. I learned from your video how to do the pronating . Excellent video , thank you
Maybe one of the best instructional tennis videos on TH-cam for the serve. Thank you coach Tom for your amazing work!
This is the most useful video about advance serving. Nobody on YT delves into the details and the best succession of exercises to achieve the correct technique. Well done and many thanks!
thats the best coaching lesson I ever had, and I didnt even need to pay $70 aud an hour to my coach. everything makes perfect sense, especially the part of the muscle memory at the end... genius..
One of the very best instructional videos on serving I've ever seen. Invaluable, and thanks!
I'm an advacned amateur player (R2-R3 level in Switzerland) but my serve whas always a desaster. The 3 finger tip is the best advice I've heard for a longtime. I have to repeat the exercise thousands of times and maybe I will improve. - Esteban
After 20 years of tennis , I have never found a good pro that really understands this notion of traveling on edge and what exactly pronation is. Great video again.
I've been watching tennis videos on TH-cam for years, but you are the BEST instructor I've had the pleasure to listen and watch.
Keep your videos coming. You don't understand how much they help.
In fact you are the only one who has realized that it is not enough to show a perfect detailed technique, since even more important is to find the way to change someones habits stubornly persisting in our brain. You have incorporate the key element; clever drills to ovecome those mental obstacles. I have tried before many other videos from other coaches for "serve" ,with disappointing results.With your approach finaly I am improving rapidly,you gave me THE solutions how to break my wrong serving habits. I am really grateful to you. Stavros Karamaroudis Athens Greece
Another great video on the complex yet critical 🎾 serve motion, which Sampras correctly said was the most important shot in 🎾. The key takeaway for me in this video was to focus on letting the racquet drop behind the shoulder at the axis of the plane between the thumb and the index finger, rather than dropping my wrist. Dropping the wrist caused the waiter tray for me which led to severe wrist pain. I'm going to try to imbibe this motion little bit every day to create a deep muscle memory. Thanks for the great service you provide to all 🎾 fans and students of the game 🙏
Best tennis serve lesson I've seen. You packed quite a bit of information in this video. If you're a novice or intermediate level player take this information as gospel.
Didn´t even know I was doing it. One of my favourite video about the motion of the serve. Thanks for the tips and exercises!
This is an excellent video. The reason, I assume, as to WHY pronation is necessary, is to generate racquet head speed. You can move the racquet faster if it is on edge, and then turn (pronate) at the last second so you make your serves faster. If you pancake it (waiters serve) then you can't generate the same head speed because wind resistance will stop you.
Exactly!
I think you are making a logical mistake here. It's not because wind resistance doesn't play a role in throwing, where pronation also happens, that pronation has nothing to do with wind resistance when serving.
When throwing a ball, pronating is necessary to 1) optimize biomechanics during the throw, as you correctly point out, and 2) release the ball. Without pronation we would either have a good throwing motion but release incorrectly, or we would throw "waiter style" and hamper our joints.
When serving, the "release stage" is unrestricted because we have a racket that we can turn 360°. We can use the proper arm motion and obey bio-mechanics and still meet the ball square on, if we use a western grip. The problem then really is the wind resistance because we will have the racked move with the blade perpendicular to the direciton.
Therefore we serve with continental grip, allowing the racket to travel fast, when obeying bio-mechanics, and pronate to meet the ball square on at the last moment. The only remaining problem now is that high frequent pronation may lead to injury.
I think you are making a logical mistake here. It's not because wind resistance doesn't play a role in throwing, where pronation also happens, that pronation has nothing to do with wind resistance when serving.
When throwing a ball, pronating is necessary to 1) optimize biomechanics during the throw, as you correctly point out, and 2) release the ball. Without pronation we would either have a good throwing motion but release incorrectly, or we would throw "waiter style" and hamper our joints.
When serving, the "release stage" is unrestricted because we have a racket that we can turn 360°. We can use the proper arm motion and obey bio-mechanics and still meet the ball square on, if we use a western grip. The problem then really is the wind resistance because we will have the racked move with the blade perpendicular to the direciton.
Therefore we serve with continental grip, allowing the racket to travel fast, when obeying bio-mechanics, and pronate to meet the ball square on at the last moment. The only remaining problem now is that high frequent pronation may lead to injury.
It is way simpler than that. Pronation adds forearm acceleration of the racket head on top of the arm shoulder motion acceleration. Therefore is faster.
can't wait to. try your suggestions. I've struggled for years trying to get rid of the waiters serve
Wow, this was dead on my problem...noticed that I was doing this today. Thanks for the instruction, you are always the best!
Absolutely fantastic video! There are many videos out there showing the correct motion but this is the first one I've found that actually has simple and effective exercises that show you have to achieve this in practice.
Fantastic video. I've been videoing my serve and I didn't see the waiter's serve until you enlightened me. From a revelation standpoint, this was the best video I have seen in a very long time!
The waiter's tennis serve is a very challenging technical mistake to fix so here are all my tips and tricks on how to deal with it.
allboutthemojo Tough to answer as I am not sure how you can see your racque face open if you're looking at the ball... Do you mean in the video of yourself?
Yalcin Sahin Thanks! Bending the knees by itself does nothing BUT driving upwards does get the energy going. ;) What you're saying is quite complex and for players having problems with the waiter's serve it may be too many things at once. Yes, eventually when you put all puzzles toghether, you can see how it all flows together.
Feel Tennis Instruction You are an awesome teacher. Thank you for all your videos. The way you explain the techniques just makes perfect sense.
Yalcin Sahin
Feel Tennis Instruction
Best video ever to teach how to avoid the waiter serve by applying the racket edge technique. Thank you
As always very simple and to the point! I teach slice first to teach edge as very little pronation when slicing. After slice I introduce pronation. I also find teaching the slice can fix racquet drop problems too.. Noticed you introduced spin later in the video Great work Thomaz!
I've been playing tennis all my life and I never knew this. My coach in high school and some clinic private coaches I had never told me about the waiters serve and pronating the wrist. Thanks for such good instruction!
This is a very common thing I see with social players who have never been coached. Myself included. So I can relate to this vid very closely. It's a long road getting out the waiter's serve and your advice is invaluable in fast tracking my way out of a bad habit that puts undue stress on the shoulder. Thanks for the upload.
Great videos. They have helped me a ton. I had a terrible waiters serve before and it has really gotten 100% better. The folks at tennis class are stunned. Thanks!!
Brilliant lesson. Best demonstration I have seen of pronation. Have worked on these drills past two days, going to rebuild my serve based on this. Edge to edge to edge concept is very powerful and simple. Hope you will follow up some day with slice and topspin, building on this lesson.
You make the most complex movement in sport so easily intuitive. Which is to say thank heaps for helping me to improve. You have the boys talking and it just feels so much more fluid. All I can say to others is miss the fundamentals at your peril. Incredibly good instruction. Thanks Coach 👍👍
This video is incredible. I was agonizing over what was wrong with my serve and this is exactly it!
Great video! There's an incredible amount going on with the hand just from the time the racquet comes out of the "back scratcher" position to the middle of the follow through. I think it's going to take me a long time to get all that intricate movement properly synchronized and repeatable without thinking about it. To say nothing of all the other movements related to the serve. I guess there's a reason it's the most important shot in the game!
here' s someone with tons of experience having put a lot of thought into his work. I join the party in applauding you for your videos. I watched the one how to handle a high bouncing ball. We all know from Rogers dilemna against Rafa this most difficult ball for a single hand bh. But also very possible that Roger too often tries to get on top of the ball and then either gets it short for Rafa to finish him of or not even stay in the ralley and lose the point straight away.
But back to the serve - I cant wait to check my own serve on the court to see if I tend to do the waiter' s serve and maybe that' s one of the reasons for serving long too often. If I get my first serve right it is quite unreturnable on a semi pro level - hard and into the corner. Of course I dont achieve the speed of a pro but good enough for myself. However I have too many errors and this maybe down to the racket face not being "on the edge". So again many thanks for your lesson and inspirations!
Again - excellent analysis of serve mechanics dos and don'ts! You are an awesome teacher!
This is by far the best video on tennis serve that I have seen on youtube.I wish you have also mentioned how to adjust for ball toss. I don't think anyone (even the pros) can toss the ball in the same exact position and on the same exact height. How one should adjust all this pronation and timing when ball toss is a bit inconsistent? Another factor that complicates things for me is the jump. How to time my jump so that I time my swing and pronation correctly? I fear that if I train for pronation while standing on the ground like you show here then it will not train me correctly for when I combine it with a jump and ball toss.
Tomaz! Terrific video. I had my daughter slow motion video me and I was shocked to see that my racket was coming up in the waiter serve position. Quite depressing. And you are right, it's the muscle memory that is killing me. Back to the drawing board, thanks!!
Another tip: When holding the racquet with 2-3 fingers try to throw the racquet at the ball with the pronation motion. The tighter you hold the racquet the more you muscle your swing and it will be slower and weaker.
Excellent, in-depth and extremely useful explanations, as usual. Great job Tomaz! Hvala ti!
You aré not just trying to make money, you aré teaching the truth in tennis and you know a lot
I will be glad if you teach a modern one-handed backhand
Thanks
And excuse my english
Hello friend, I just want to thank for all your videos so explanatory, since tennis in Argentina is a very expensive sport and teachers when you do not know how to play despise you. Thanks to your video I am becoming a great amateur tennis player. Hopefully one day I can meet you to give you a handshake. Best regards from Buenos Aires
Simply and complete!
You really changed the quality of my comprehension and my tennis with your videos
Thank you!
Complex and Tough thing explained in a very simple way, I really really should say a Big Thanks to you Sir
the only lesson we all need, rest of the coaches can just share this one
the best serve tutorial video I have ever watched
the best tennis service advice/help I ever got! many thanks for your incredible analysis! 😊
Thanks, the best video I have found to teach the serve. Using it to teach my kids.
Superb explanation and tips. Hats off to you.
What a wonderful piece of tutoring! Simple and innovative.
Hi Mr Thomas,
I catched a very important point in this video on 4th minute. When you open the racket (for edge 2), your palm showing opponent side of you. I missed this point before. I think this point is very important for use edge of racket and also turning your shoulder and the racket butt to skyward to get momentum.
Now i figured out my mistake, bc of this very clear explanation. Thank you for this helpful video, and waiting for your coming vids.
Great stuff! Love this!!! You are breaking down the elements of serve in meaningful drills!!! Similarly to how to slice (the great exercise you had suggested doing literally on the net) this is another great example!!! Many thanks for posting this video!!!!
You are an outstanding tennis teacher. I'm really appreciated your tips and lessons. A+++++
Best serve lesson to me. Just follow what he says, magic will happen. Thumbs up!
Great video and very good voice over - nice to listen to smart tennis neirds - well done!
You are the best coach out there....can you do a video on how to correct a too far back swing on the forehand.
Thank you
Thanks for the fence technique! Even when I thought I was doing the movement correctly, the fence told me it's wrong. It's like I have a coach behind me telling me to fix my arm/shoulder movements (for free haha)
Hi Tomasz, to get the complete picture if have still one important question: do you agree that another (for me important) reason for opening the racket face too early is a toss which is too close to the body (not as it should :30-40 cm in the field)? thx a lot Gerard (NL)
"This universal motion is going to work... until you toss the ball in the air!"
This is so true, no idea why it gets so hard after that.
Excellent training video - a massive thank you from me. Keep them coming!
loved the bit against the fence 11mins. Great idea
very good video..I shall now work on correcting my waiter serve tomorrow..Thanks
Where was this video shot? Love the red clay in what appears to be a nice pasture.
thank you very much for all your tennis videos and also the ones on the serve - i guess i've watched them all) you explain clearly and your videos are useful. i think with your help i'm beginning to eventually make a pretty proper flat serve) looking forward to the pronation exercise video to understand the pronation better and it would be cool to see a double backhand technique video! thank you and keep up the great work!
keep continue ..your good work...the way you explain things are good...
Thank you so much! This couldn't be explained better!
Thanks for this Tom. Question: How do you determine the sequence of releasing the ball and how high is the toss? I'm having a hellva time with when to start the arm launch and height. Any help?
Very good tips! Thank you, I will try them next time on the court
that was fantastic i cant wait to try it
question the old geezer wants me to hold the grip like a one handed backhand for big top spin
your thoughts?
continental is like a hammer swing with the edge thats what i'm liking
It’s great that your WT example at the beginning looks better than me on my best day 😆
Your racquet still drops pretty low Tomaz 🤣
Genius! Thanks for all your valuable advice and tips! Always great videos!
Helped me tremendously. Thanks, Coach!
Superior videos. So very clear.
The best serve lesson video! Thanks so much
wanted add the importance of rotor cuff exercise..I got injured trying out too many serves
Always great info, and helpful. Thanks
Excellent !!! (I am struggling already for a long time with changing my waiter service)
You are the best coach, man!
Hi Tomasz, is it safe to say (conclude) that you don't open the racket head too early if your service has a nice curve and a good bounce in the service box. (because it is really difficult to see yourself what you are doing with your racket above your head). Your comment will be appreciated! Gerard.
a reason why I have the waiters serve is because I suffer from multiple shoulder injuries which forced me to go for surgical repairs, now the shoulder is very stiff and immobile and I try to reduce the strain on the joint by trying different techniques. Any advice?
Feel Tennis Instruction Hi Sir, while pronating is it a forearm movement or should i turn my wrist ? Thank you for such a helpful video
Rotate forearm, wrist follows.
You are the best trainer. Thanks a lot !
Thank you very much for this wonderful lesson!!
After viewing this video I got only as far as the Edge - Edge - Edge drill before finding myself on a court, warming up, and playing, And I was hitting ball after ball that bounced near the service line and crashed into the back fence on the fly. While doing the drill I found where I was restricting the flow of the racket. When I just let the racket swing through it all happened with no effort.
thanks, great job ! you're a very very good teacher. Thanks for sharing. Welcome from France...
Tutoriel très intéressant. Bon décorticage du mouvement.
I didn't know my disease had a name :-). This is what I saw myself doing on a video. Thanks for the tips, will drill and hopefully fix the problem.
Does Orienting too early correspond to opening windows at 8:34 ? :D
Thank you! It’s better explanation than my coach 😅
EVERY SINGLE point that Thomas mentions is relevant to me. I got a feeling that he saw some of my terrible serves before preparing for that lesson...
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Is there an opportunity to donate to you?
It seems like Tsonga and Federer's open face is largely connected to their back arch and that the racquet face is still mostly parallel to their back. Just sayin, but you do great work.
Great video - inspiration - off to the courts
Excellent video.
Great tips, thank you!
Excellent! Thank you!!
Excellent video
Thanks coach for the good informations
So it is actually not a drop but bending?
Good one, thanks for sharing!
wonderful drills!
Awesome drills!