Get Effortless Serve POWER With These 3 Checkpoints🚀

[@Tennisbull-match-statistics]

Great tips and energy

[@nabirum]

amazing video. can't wait to try leaning into the court and hitting closer to 12-1pm

[@EagerInterlocutor]

I think that on par with your professional work that I find very inspiring, you could also use this video medium to capitalize on promoting sports clothing, shoes and implements. They are in your videos anyway, sports clothes look great on you, and you have a large audience that will trust you on your sports equipment selection, including racquets.

[@joederosa9944]

GVH, thank you great instruction: left and forward tilt; serving had to the right of the ball for more inward shoulder rotation, kick the back leg up to finish; awesome!

[@gilmillan1909]

I am teaching my two sons of 10 and 12 years old the serve and lately we have been struggling, definitely thanks to this content we will be able to see improvements faster. Thank you very much for sharing this fantastic knowledge and keep it up, coach.

[@DaHolyrllr]

Check out his other video, 3 drills to transform the 3 most common serve mistakes...

[@nekobx2094]

You've got a lot of energy

[@DaHolyrllr]

Grant has transformed my forehand to a level that my college playing wife who has played her whole life, at an extremely high level, is now giving him props...LOL after telling me not to watch videos...now she is too lol. I'm eagerly waiting for the one handed backhand.

[@GrantVanderHayden]

Lets GOO Rodney!!🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@francisremedios2530]

Great video!

[@bournejason66]

Really good tips. Love it👍🎾

[@erkankeskin8241]

👌 perfect, keep going

[@LiLi-il6px]

Where can I book in person class with you

[@francisremedios2530]

Does the racquet swing path matter? For example , Roddick brings his racquet arm straight up to the trophy pose while Federer ‘s swing path is that his racquet goes down to his leg before he brings the racquet up to the trophy pose.

[@GrantVanderHayden]

Hey Francis! You can hit a world class serve with either variation🏆 I recommend you pick the style of windup that feels best! Using a simpler variation like how Roddick does it can allow you to learn faster because there are less moving parts. Is that helpful?

[@francisremedios2530]

@@GrantVanderHayden I tried Roddick’s swing path and I do not feel I get enough racquet drop and hence power. I will try the Federer swing path to see if it works better.

[@drbonesshow1]

The kid chose the Federer Serve. Did the kid also choose to have 4 future knee operations?

[@tennisrva]

Your wrong on the higher the elbows you can create more racket head speed. Sam Groff, Andy Roddic both drop their elbows halfway down their back with the forearm out palm down to the court. Creating more space for their internal rotation and fast flip.

[@GrantVanderHayden]

That's exactly right Michael! I am specifically mentioning that he doesn't want to drop the angle *TOO* low however, like beyond 70 degrees. Does that make sense?

[@drbonesshow1]

When did hitting a tennis serve become a sexual experience? 0:37

[@drbonesshow1]

If this instructor learned biomechanics he'd spend less time promoting psychological mumbo-jumbo to this poor kid.

[@drbonesshow1]

This is nonsense. Try this instead. The Step-back Platform Stance (stepping back with the front foot and driving off the back foot). Your tennis servers will have more power thanks to simple physics (converting Newton's 3rd Law into rotational angular momentum).

[@topspin1715]

@Dr Mueller, what about for pinpoint stance? Push more off the back leg like you mention for platform stance I assume?

[@drbonesshow1]

@@topspin1715 Yes, I saw this: kzbin.info/door/vFyNTPar-XBLPhKF2fdjoAvideos Which one are you? Headband platform guy or pinpoint stance guy? Biomechanics can help both of you.

[@topspin1715]

@@drbonesshow1 I use pinpoint, non headband one.