Hit A Perfect Serve (Powerful Tennis Tips)

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[@camlendrim7609]

After watching untold thousands of tennis KZbin videos, this is the most comprehensive and clear use of segmented progressions on the tennis serve. Thanks. Glad I found your channel. 🎾

[@2MinuteTennis]

Cam Lendrim wow thanks so much. So glad you enjoyed the video.

[@coachtommywahab6418]

agreed

[@mauricekenmeuefonwe1739]

Totally agreed.

[@kahlilherde9334]

​@@2MinuteTennisyh

[@parmenides89]

This is honestly the best tutorial on serve I have ever watched.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!!

[@paulleung4022]

5⁵

[@paulleung4022]

Y[⁵⁵=5⁵ it is is 8 you 8 it up in 6⁶ hi your guy

[@chips_a_huy]

You really have a talent for teaching tennis. Bless up.

[@2MinuteTennis]

g tran wow thanks so much. So kind

[@RameshPrabhu007]

I’d agree. I’ve been playing tennis for about 30 years and I’ve seen my kids being coached by pros, and I’ve never seen anyone explain technique in simple and clear terms like Ryan does, ever. Heck, both me and my kids have benefited from Ryan’s simple but hugely effective tips, more than from anywhere else. Kudos!!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Ramesh Srinivas wow. That is such a nice thing to write. Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@kennethqian6114]

@@2MinuteTennis I third this. I've played for awhile so I have the basics down, but watching these videos are a great review on form. You are really good at explaining form in tennis!

[@jasona.anderson1477]

I couldn't agree more. He's truly amazing

[@litergame]

The channel name: 2 minute tennis The length of the video: 28 minutes

[@2MinuteTennis]

Haha thanks for noticing!! Facebook isn’t a book of faces either. 😊🎾👍

[@dcdstudios8400]

@@2MinuteTennis well, I’d say one is closer to the other

[@christopheradam6967]

George are you in NYC?

[@litergame]

@@christopheradam6967 nope. Why?

[@litergame]

@@2MinuteTennis im actually apreciating the content 👌

[@user-he7sz1cj5d]

The explanation was easy to understand even for Japanese people. I learned a lot.

[@HamzaBoussebha]

I've watched many video explaining serving techniques, I can say that this one is the best

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!!!!

[@braxtonshrianandan2438]

Sorry Hamza ...This is TOTALLY WRONG for ANY player who is better than 2.o

[@braxtonshrianandan2438]

And THAT Roger 'Serve' is an action for a SECOND serve. Action and MOVEMENT for a FIRST serve is DIFFERENT. Don't get sucked in yet.

[@2MinuteTennis]

@@braxtonshrianandan2438 thanks for the comments. 👍

[@TennisHaus]

Ryan knows his stuff

[@Gaizka117]

I have watched hundreds of videos on the serve but this is by far the best step by step tutorial. I really appreciate how you breakdown every aspect of what goes in a correct serve.Thanks coach!

[@romeseduc]

8:56 "elbow the enemy idea" technique + 13:31 "Knocking the bday hat off" + 16:18 "petting the head of a tall dog" = PERFECT SERVE 😂😂😂 Best coach ever

[@bjacob5451]

Awesome instructor! Very practical and effective without giving useless importance to body mechanics and physiology like some others show off on. Keep up the great work, coach!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Haha thanks. I never want to sound “smart”. My only goal is to be helpful. Thanks for the support!!

[@shekhargahlyan7182]

@@2MinuteTennis qaa

[@felixfourcolor]

@@2MinuteTennis You already show how smart you are at knowing what is helpful for students 💙

[@jshainberg]

@@2MinuteTennis what’s your cell number? I want to get in touch

[@kevinm.1565]

Really helped me understand more of the physics of what’s happening with the “ball goes where the strings point,” and then racket path creates direction of spin. I was struggling with serve in part because the whole side on, swing up, swing towards side fence, etc., never made any logical sense to me, so I was never able to troubleshoot my own serve. Very helpful, thank you.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Kevin M. So glad the video helped explain how it’s done. Thanks for erring me know.

[@muhammadkayani5437]

I am advanced tennis player but I have never seen anyone teaching serve like this u. 👏👏👏👍🙏🙏

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thanks. Appreciate the support from a high level player. Thanks again.

[@tomoosting]

My service was shit... I watched your video and took an hour of hitting this service. Amazing! really improved my game already and now i need to make it better.

[@diptadwitiya]

Ryan, really made a difference with the birthday hat thing and only bouncing with the ball with my hand (not the racket). Thank you for this! Keep up the solid work, coach!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Hey thanks for letting me know the bday hat helped you. And bouncing only with the hand helps a lot too. Have an awesome day!!!

[@mcmoodoo]

The most comprehensive tutorial on the serve!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you so much Rashid!! Really appreciate it!!!

[@brianramsay2744]

Great!

[@cgrnyc10]

This video is gold. This guy is gold. If you can get out of your own way and just listening to what this guy says, you will succeed.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!

[@user-yb7le2cp2m]

i am watching from Korea . this is one of the best video in the world.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much. I really appreciate you watching and letting me know you liked it!!! Have an awesome day!!!

[@johnzhang8223]

Have been looking at youtube for many years and play tennis for many years, I still can't do my serve right until this video! Thank you for sharing such detail lesson! Best lesson ever

[@TennisHaus]

great video

[@cancersilver9546]

“The ball goes where my strings point, not where the racket travels” If there was a Tennis Bible, this would be in it.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Haha thanks so much!! Appreciate the support

[@docpramod]

Nothing could be further than the truth ☺️. Swing powers your stroke the strings determine the path of the ball.

[@ivanorossi109]

Grande Maestro...spiegazione dettagliata in ogni singolo movimento, veramente bravo...

[@legendcanibal9642]

The tennis Bible...... Timothy Gallwey " The Inner Game of Tennis ": The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance

[@fergusjamestennis830]

Where did you learn all this great information? How did you learn to teach this way?

[@anmylinh2787]

I like the way you teach; it is very clear and a good method for serving! Thank you very much!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you. I appreciate your kind words and support.

[@user-zi8ez2hb1d]

I am not a native speaker of English, but his English is still easy to understand. In addition, the explanation of tennis is polite and very helpful. Thank you very much.

[@brunoaardewijn8987]

I’m in the same case! I’m from Brazil and I’m not a native speaker too. But I can understand 95% that he says!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow I’m so happy to hear that. Thank you for letting me know. 😊

[@Rick-si2fj]

best serve video, highly recommended

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!! Really appreciate the kind words.

[@ianmiller4896]

Absolutely brilliant!! So well explained. Makes it look so easy too. You're a star

[@carlosfraga188]

One of the best , simple explanation of the modern day swing ever !!! I have PAID for many lessons and came out with even more doubts. I am a 4.5 , 59y/o and I finally understand it . Yoe are a Master of tennis .

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much Carlos! I really appreciate your kind words of support. Again, thank you. ✅🎉🎾😊👍

[@lordbyron3603]

A good coach is blessed with the ability to observe and from his observations come insights and the ability to point them out. You have done just that ! I like the birthday hat example. I see it now. Just until a week ago I had no idea I was bringing the racquet back incorrectly resulting in that infamous waiter’s serve. Thankfully, because of your advice and a minor adjustment I made, I’m no longer doing it and can knock the hat off my head easily...😁. Thank you. That’s a neat little device you have to demonstrate spinning a ball.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow what an awesome comment. I’m so happy to hear the birthday hat helped you. Thanks so much for the kind words. Have an awesome day.

[@jankogo]

This was freaking amazing! I want to go to the tennis court right now and try this out.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Haha thanks so much!! Let me know how it goes for you!! Thanks again

[@Richibald1]

I cannot fault this video. I've played this game since 5 now 65 and your video is invaluable. AWESOME instruction. I cannot believe the ease of how I achieve so much more accuracy yet more power with less effort??? Thank you for these fantastic fundamentals, watching second time for second practice. No doubt I'm finally on the right course. You'll love my chocolate cake! 💯

[@Richibald1]

Well someone with super critique will add if I don't. Suoinate, pronate KEEP YOUR ARM LOOSE. I'm going to have to practice both especially SUPINATE. Getting that knife edge makes sense in theory mastering it in reality... Let's just say thankfully I have the entire winter to develop any muscle memory. Being a righty getting the serve short and to the back hand in the ADD COURT is now a possibility. Probability? I'll get back right back to you, somewhere in April 🤭

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow. Thank you. What kind words of support. Thank you for trusting me to help you with your tennis. Have an awesome day!!!!

[@user-no6el8qt3w]

From Canada - After watching mant videos on serve, I can say your instructions are the best. I got up from my seat, paused the video, multiple times practiced in front of a huge mirror, every step. Excellent sir. I subscribed right away. Thanks.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!! I’m so glad you shadowed the motions as a way to participate with the video. Thanks for the support and the sub!

[@johne0824]

Hands down best serve training video ever

[@imontufo]

Perfect explanation that comes from a profound knowledge of this beloved sport! Thanks a million!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you!! I’m so glad you found it helpful!!

[@bellarocha8073]

this is the best video i've seen about serving. thanks a lot! just subscribed!

[@user-ep7qe4ko5u]

You are my first and the only teacher who shows whole picture of serve. Thanks so much.

[@2MinuteTennis]

So glad you liked the video!! Thanks!!

[@timnguyen5766]

Very thorough and comprehensive! Thanks Coach.

[@desconstruindo5029]

That's a lot of learning! Congrat's

[@MaggieBurgerSmit]

Thanks, great video. I am short and 50+ and a beginner, next thing to learn is the serve. I have made all the mistakes you mentioned🤣.I Like the segmented approach, rather than the whole serve motion. Nervous but excited to try this.Will get the birthday hat🥳 Thanks from Cape Town, South Africa 🏖

[@andresvideo3513]

Huge respect for your work, thanks for putting the time and effort.

[@user-wv5gn5zt1c]

You are clearly a great coach. I so wish I could take lessons form someone with your knowledge

[@lcervantes8505]

Like everything else, life is a product of learning experiences. Great lesson here on hitting arm position. My serve has lately been in the toilet, but today with these tips it's back, flatter, more twist, more pace, more consistncy albeit rather different from my previous serve. Nice video!

[@thewarrior3965]

WHILE PRACTICING, RACKET HIT TWICE ON MY HEAD VERY BADLY !!! you are an awesome coach but, finally I learned to serve ..... :)

[@DaveTheGreat200]

i was tring to train this last night for like a cople of hours and i hitted 3 perfect serves today. Thank you so much man

[@mariogustavoalvarez3970]

Thanks a lot Ryan for share your knowledge, simply, clear, awesome!

[@147score]

Probably the best explanation and demonstration on youtube

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thanks Bill. So kind of you to say that. Have an awesome day!!

[@mariusr221]

Fantastic, detailed and simple instructions! Great job explaining the basic serve in its tiniest details! Wish I could see the differences between kick, slice and flat serve also explained by Ryan.

[@susanhawkins8]

Oh wow, amazing video!! Thank u so much for breaking this down, I have never understood how to do this right but it made so much sense the way u showed it👍

[@extraryes]

Great video and service tutorial. Your points really makes sense.

[@bdwar2354]

It really works. Trust me. Like Bailey footwork, his technique is super effective. I get cosistency, power and feel my body moving with the ball. Warm thank from vietnam.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Hey thanks so much!! I really appreciate your support.

[@bdwar2354]

Expect to see you somedays. Do you have class on Southeast Asia

[@TennisHaus]

it is great,coach D

[@Topspin1]

Came across your channel at 04:00 in the morning. Fantastic teaching on the serve. This really brings it all together. Elbow the enemy, knock the birthday hat off the head, hit the side of the ball with the edge of the racquet! Wow!!!

[@tennischannel8249]

This must be a thing. Because it's 4:00 am now, and I just came across this video.

[@bongocatlikesfood6835]

Woke up at 4am and found this too! :0

[@infinitusCR]

Half a million views that proves your dedication and willing to help others, valuable lesson and hats off to you !

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks so much Leonardo!!

[@laurentespert1205]

Ryan, the birthday hat trick was to me A REAL REVELATION while executing my serves. my serve is now much more powerful as it used to be. BIG THANKS !!!!

[@jkn1951]

Excellent list of Check Points for the serve. I would add that after you release the ball ALLOW YOUR TOSSING ARM TO CONTINUE UPWARD ALMOST TO THE VERTICAL. This will insure a reasonable height for the ball and it helps to get you into the "Power Position" where your front shoulder is higher than your back shoulder. Another outstanding tennis video. Bravo.

[@guyswiggins]

Agree! Really focusing on keeping my tossing arm as straight as possible has really helped my serve. Too many Rec players drop the tossing arm way too soon. The pros really stretch that towards the sky

[@hibye1370]

The face sends it, The path bends it.

[@2MinuteTennis]

hi bye yep! Thanks so much!!

[@arisetyawahyudi8782]

Long video but i watch till the end, very nice explanation 👍 good job

[@exezamar]

hands down one of the best serve videos on youtube, thanks!

[@schummy3000]

I never seen a better tennis explanation ! You’re a great tennis teacher !

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you. There are great coaches out there so you saying that means the word to me!!!

[@cameluza777]

Love this video . Such a great explanation

[@2MinuteTennis]

Hey thank you so much. So glad you liked the video.

[@jayjay2622]

Love this VDO!!! Thank you for the tips!!! Easy to understand! Now I’m working on my new serve!!❤️

[@paulcottrell5030]

Superb. Explanation of the grip with lines on the handle and hand was great. Cake metaphor, patting a dog and birthday hat really help too. 👏👏

[@salgari57]

Excellent tips Ryan, such a simple, clear, brilliant explanation!!! Thank you so much

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thanks so much Raul. So kind of you to say.

[@myownstatecl]

I just wanted to thank you man. You literally saved my tennis ass. I had a very nice serve in a past but then there was a huge break. When I decided to get back to the game something got changed in my serve technique and I started feeling a sharp shoulder pain when serving (at the exact moment I hit a ball). I made a research and realized that there are at least a few shoulder problems that might cause the pain including impingement and so on. At the same time I received a lot of suggestions what to do from my local tennis community and people have suggested a lot of things like stretch, yoga, doctor appointment, MRI and stuff like that. But I decided to try something from my opinion more realistic and reviewed my serve technique a long with this brilliant video. And all pain has gone immediately. You are great!!!

[@EbiAtawodi]

This is exactly me right now! Took a decade break and having intense pain when I serve. Everyone telling me to do exercises and see a physio but I suspect in addition to that, it is my technique. Seeing your comment makes me feel not alone and on the right track watching this video 🤩

[@weishengwang368]

Great coaching,I really like it!

[@davinwijaya2089]

Love watching your videos, really help me improve my technique and correct what I was doing wrong. Tysm

[@lianzhong]

Well explained, thank you so much

[@2MinuteTennis]

Hey I’m so glad you liked it. Have an awesome day!!

[@massagebygabriela]

One of the best videos I've seen on the serve.I already have the lines drawn on my hand and the racket, practicing in my living room and hoping to implement this in my USTA match tomorrow. Will continue practicing afterwards. I love the birthday hat idea! Thank you.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you Gabriela. I’m so glad you liked the video. Stay patient and good luck. Keep me posted!!

[@raghavamulukutla391]

Too good. Excellent video and coaching

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!!!!!

[@sonthai251]

I've played tennis for a year and watched hundreds of coaching serves online but there is none as brilliant as yours. I really love the "knocking off the bday hat off" part - actually what I've missed and struggled over the year. Thank you so much sir! wish you all the best and more videos coming up !

[@yarivfreed1098]

Thanks Ryan. I've watched heaps of youtube videos on serves and this is definitely one of my favorites. You deserve to have many more subscribers.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Yariv Freed that’s so great to hear. And I really appreciate your kind words and support. 😊

[@yufanzhou9948]

Best explanations I have seen. Easy to practice, and very professional. Thank you, sir!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thank you so much Yufan!

[@jennyriley8860]

Thank you so much for such great tips 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 We love your videos 😊

[@michaelshadler292]

Excellent tutorial. You make it so easy to understand what needs to be done to develop a decent serve. Thanks.

[@darshanpatel5932]

Wow, excellent instructions - I am ready to eat the cake now. 😊

[@ron7259]

Thank you so much a searched how to a perfect serve a long time and i didnt understand, until i find this video and you explained it really good. Thank you!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Ron wow I’m so glad this video helped you!! Thanks for the support.

[@sensei_9084]

Thank you so much for this. Honestly amazing. I’m a beginner to tennis and this has been the best video I’ve seen. Again, thank you.

[@alarson8355]

Thanks for the great video.....you show the correct way to serve step by step very clearly

[@johnheart6890]

Wow!!! Wonderful video! This is an exceptionally clear breakdown of a serve! As a beginner, now I’m able to notice details that I had no idea existed, before your excellent video. I’m going out to buy the birthday hats - I will have to watch this video a few times because it is filled with sequential drills. I want to try them all - “thousands of times “ ! Thank you so much!!!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks John!! I appreciate the support. Let me know how the bday hats work for you!! 😊👍🎾

[@johnheart6890]

@@2MinuteTennis Yes! I am going to do it! Then I'll let you know! It is a brilliant idea! I cant wait to start the exercises!

[@laverdadesmejor]

This is the most concise video on 'serve' fundamentals that I have ever seen. Just implementing the the first part of positioning the arm properly has already made a noticeable difference in good serve percentages and with more pace too! I'm looking forward to progressing through the entire lesson including full pronation and spin.

[@2MinuteTennis]

So happy to hear that. Thanks so much for trusting me to help you!

[@zararazali952]

Love this! The best tutorial for serve so far!! Thank you!!

[@joseignaciogonzalezgaldame9455]

Hi Ryan! Thanks a lot for the video, thanks to you my drive and backhand have improved a lot, now I'm working on the serve and slice. I am a high school teacher, I wanted to tell you that your explanations are very good and pedagogical. Greetings!

[@enriquebartolini6161]

Always the number one. So many coaches should learn from you. Please never stop to show us tips to improve our tennis. We want also professionals tips anyway... :p Thanks

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you. I really appreciate your kindness and support. I enjoy making videos and people seem to like them so I’ll keep making them. Thanks so much again!!

[@enriquebartolini6161]

@@2MinuteTennis i follow you on instagram since a long time with pleasure!!! Could ask you a favor...? A n in-depth video about the launch of the ball in the serve... Really so important for a good serve. Thanks again. EB

[@adolfomonteiro2335]

Amazing video, cangrats from Brasil!!!!!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thank you so much!! Appreciate the support!

[@Tar_kat]

Great video! Helped a lot! Easy to connect with and understand as a beginner.

[@princessoftennis5539]

It was a very helpful lesson video. Thank you.

[@zicotu9407]

Amazing lesson! Thanks much Coach!

[@nursultantulyakbay7070]

Imagine seeing a guy play tennis with a birthday hat on 🤣.

[@schifoso5591]

And he kicks your ass

[@JDZav]

I mean if it works for them then I’m not going to say anything about it

[@StylishIrisman]

He’s the type of guy I wanna play against 😃😃

[@kahlilherde9334]

​@@schifoso5591mhm

[@jasonwee7580]

Puts it back after every point too

[@tomeniovlogs1570]

hey, Ryan....i thought this was gonna be another boring video.....BUT, NO!....you are an awesome, detailed and excellent teacher. Glad to have found this. Thanks a million!

[@fitzmichaelkarlalmiron5717]

To be honest your channel is the reason I do well in tennis

[@barrygriffin9053]

At about the eight minute mark, you addressed probably the single most important thing to help me improve and that is “don’t be too hard on yourself.” I am notoriously self critical, and it is detrimental to my learning because I have expectations that exceed my ability at this point. Great analogy about baking a cake and tasting the flower and saying it sucks. Of course it’s going to suck, it’s not done yet. I have been told how to serve by instructors and have gone out and hit hundreds of balls for hours on end and didn’t seem to get anywhere, not on any consistent level anyway. Going to give this step-by-step improvement method a chance and will definitely report back. Thank you so much for all of your great videos, they are very greatly appreciated.

[@cooperdabest]

Been playing tennis for years, could never figure out why my serve SUCKED so bad haha! It was the grip first and foremost and everything else you pointed out step by step. Thanks so much for your help more then you know!!

[@maximovsiannikov8116]

Great lesson. That is a teacher !! Thank you.

[@BryanLin07]

The best coach I can understand. Thanks a lot coach.

[@claudioprado389]

A truly useful lesson, for the first time I can fully understand the serve movements. Thank a lot, my best regards.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks so much Claudio!! Appreciate the kind words. Glad the video was helpful!!

[@nadalnev2223]

Great explanation and super drill. I'm glad I found Your channel. :) sub!!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Wow thanks so much. That’s so kind of you. Thanks again

[@jerryxu1504]

You explained so clear! the best video on serve!

[@angelacummins]

Amazingly helpful, thank you so much. You should add a donate link or something to allow people give gratitude to your lessons.

[@2MinuteTennis]

What a kind thought. Thank you! I’m happy to keep making these videos since they seem to be helping those who watch them. Thanks again, Angela!

[@angelacummins]

Absolutely, I've learned so much. Thank you. Well if you ever decide on the gratitude route there's a popular donation service called ""KO-FI.com"" (it's free), I've seen KZbin educational channels using for kudos, coffee tips etc. All the best for your channel

[@knotwilg3596]

I see so many explanations where pronation is a goal. I'm not a coach but a tennis enthusiast with scientific background. Pronation in my opinion is a necessary consequence of two things: 1) you need to hit the ball with the strings; 2) you lead up to the contact with the racket edge to minimize air resistance and maximize speed. So right before contact you pronate, not because of the snapping effect (ok, it's there too) but because of the interplay of these two things. When you cleave with an axe, do you lead up to contact with the blade and then pronate for a snapping effect? Of course not, you lead with the edge and contact with the edge, because you want to cleave. Similar with the hammer. There's no pronation going on there because pronation doesn't produce any significant effect. In tennis, pronation is not a goal either. So no, the continental grip and the hammer motion don't "allow you to pronate". It's the other way round, pronation allows you to lead the racket with the edge and still strike the ball with the blade, not the edge.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks so much for your thoughts. 👍

[@StunnaDroppedYou]

James Y of course he pronates precontact

[@knotwilg3596]

@James Y You pronate to make the strings contact the ball half solidly half rubbing. Too thin contact without pronation would result in all slice spin, hardly any forwarded energy.

[@mikefree3408]

You have made me excited to practice again! Thank you.

[@2MinuteTennis]

Oh wow. What an awesome thing to happen. Well keep me posted on how it works for you! Good luck!

[@djordjepaunovic3916]

Best explanation I watched.. Thanks a lot ! Keep it up :)

[@robertho1770]

You are pretty amazing Ryan - your details and meticulousness; never seen it anywhere and you have truly inspired me to persevere, never give up and reach my goal with the serve 🙏👍

[@TheRomeogigli]

25:17 thought she had a birthday hat too.. would have been really hilarious.. lol

[@eilkwonkim4006]

Thanks a lot from Korea.

[@gracetallar3468]

I love your explanations. You are a very unique and talented trainer, Ryan.

[@raysurx2010]

Is there a continuation of this video? Or was that it.... overall it was excellent!

[@2MinuteTennis]

Thanks so much. It was a portion of a video lesson I did for an online student. He asked for his serve to be analyzed and for a private video lesson on how to improve it. Thanks again!!!