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You have a Roddick type style service

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Rotating the hip back is a given. It’s the rotating through of the hip that is where the serve differs from throwing a ball. The hip rotation through the hit will cause a slice serve. This is why 90% of the women can only serve slices into the forehand pocket of eighty forehands. To keep the serve online to the bh of a rightie, the hip rotation through the hit has to be minimized. Watch Edberg land after his serve. It is the exact opposite of Murray’s and your landing.

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So that's how you do it. I'm going to try it now.

FOR ME YOU ARE VERY HELPFUL. THANK YOU.

Thanks. Good lesson. If it is possible, I'd like to see you and Scott, showing some footwork. Hitting bolls central and right side forhand. Thanks, I am telling friends your site.

This was Nick Vs a doubles team. Nicks "Partner" was useless.

Good tip . Thanks. I have a question: How is the following through, high ball return, especially Djokovic return service full extension right... thanks for the good videos.

Not really. The guy in the back did high level the eye coordination. Timing catching 2 tennis balls and a raquet. Impressive. Congratulations to tennis partner. It was very cool. Thanks.

Thanks, I'm looking for improvement in my tennis forhand . Good exercise.

Those shots were not four feet in from the baseline. It looks like a few were out

Great video, very helpful.

Excellent video coach 😃

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I never comment on videos but... It's just a pet peeve of mine but I can't believe you are advocating to snap your wrist in the serve and that that is the same as internal shoulder rotation. The wrist will go from an extended position in the racquet drop and then will reach neutral in the upward swing just near contact. There is NO wrist flexion past neutral in the swing. The strings should NOT be pointing towards the ground at a 45 degree angle and that constitutes internal shoulder rotation (ISR). ISR is the racquet travels up to contact "on edge", makes contact square and then will continue to finish on the other edge of the racquet equaling 180 degrees of shoulder rotation. Watch Sampras, Federer, Isner, Shelton or any great server and notice how quickly the racquet will finish on the other "edge" after contact. In high speed video at 240 fps, the racquet will reach the other "edge" within a few clicks.

Yup. Just let me play. I have my own thoughts in my head and your distraction is not happening. 😅

I think the biggest flaw in this motion is that your tossing arm dose not have a point of reference . Your serve is exactly like Novak serve and Novak has the same problem meaning his tossing arm dose not have a point of reference . If you study Pete serve or even Roger Both have the point of reference in their tossing arm . They both bring the tossing arm all the way down till touching their front knee ( reference point ) and that gives them a precise tossing height every time they place the toss( 100 % of time ) . In my view you and Novak must have a reference point in your tossing arm . coach T

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The old stroke was more linear. The new one is more rotational.

Have you guys tried the v9 Pro? How does this compare to it? Is it even worth considering?

Really good video . The problem is - when someone says right to left ( birthday hat ) . Encourages concept using arm . It is really continuous shoulder extension ( in the horizontal plane ) which as it reaches its limit goes onto external rotation . This triggers the drop. This then is combined with the catapult effect of the lateral flexion of the spine.

Great video! What happens if the server has a tight shoulder for a good racquet drop?

Thanks Nate, loved the elbow up tip! Great vid. Thanks again.

Your tips in this video helped me defeat a pusher. Thank you

Novak seems closer to next gen then Fed and Nadal..

I have big time control, but little power. :(

When serve & volley died, I stopped watching tennis. I hope it makes a comeback.

I tend to overhit in tournaments. Taking my time, relaxing through my shots, and loving the rally is a tough mental game!

Thank you so much I have a competition today and might play a "weaker" player and I think this could help a lot. May Allah bless and reward you❤

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Only 50% of Pros win critical points. The other 50% lose them. Fact.

The semi-western grip is way too much for beginners. I'm far from a beginner and still prefer the eastern grip, no question.

Fastest “average” forehand- certainly not the heaviest.

Loudest scream...ridiculous..hate it

everyone should know, not even a pusher's parents love them. they don't love themselves, which is why they do what they do.

Impressive, although 5 setter vs 3 setter not a fair comparison.

1 mile per hour with annoying grunt 🤮🤮🤮🤮

While still impressive, looking at the amount of unforced errors she hits sheds some light on the matter

Not eastern backhand grip?

Hitting the ball at its apex is all that matters

Nate was getting pissed. His friend knew it and kept agitating em. I loved every minute..

I like the title

thank for your tutorial tennis serve

What strings and tension do you recommend for the 100v2?

I am somewhere between a 3.5 and 4.0 but I know i dont hit the ball on the rise enough. I think especially when given high penetrating balls I need to be able to master this skill

Great video, but the subtitles makes it hard to see your feet

Have you heard of any success with shockwave treatment? I'm considering trying that

Im 6’4 should i do the same?😀