How To Avoid PUSHING Serves And IMMEDIATELY Get CONSISTENCY And POWER For ETERNITY

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About Vincent: Vincent Simone is a professional tennis coach from Canada. He is the author of Tennis Doctor: Modern Tennis Step By Step and The Tennis Bible and has been a best-selling author on Amazon. He breaks down the complex movements in modern tennis into easy-to-understand, useable knowledge that can be applied at any level.
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[@porgiamor]

Thank you for showing us proper technique from rear view. Appreciate it alot.

[@blancpaincollector]

Honestly, this is THE best instructions I have ever seen!

[@bradfordsimms715]

Outstanding step by step system

[@reznikvova]

Very nice instructions. Check the phone check the time search your back

[@NitroCarlito]

you are a great explainer of biomechanics!

[@stanimirivanov2166]

Great explanation of biomechanic of the serve but usually the biggest issue with the shot is the tossing of the ball.

[@Ormsby504]

Great clear explanation. How about the lag serve? Throw goes up, racket stays down then thrown from low to high for contact

[@osamasoliman9757]

You are incredible This is the second video of you I watch. The previous one is about the forehand. You revealed the unspoken secrets of each move in forehand and the serve. Thanks a lot!

"Your tossing hand parallel to the baseline" - had I known it earlier!!

[@franciskasia6630]

I will try this, I play on the ITF World Masters Tour. Thanks.

[@BiloSings]

Good video

[@zhengandre7579]

Hi! Doc. The fundamental difference of “Modern serve” is to stay side way at contact point rather than face forward?(6”54)..Could you name some elite players adopted this kind of serve? Nadal? De Minaur? Rune? Thks!

[@ministerofjoy]

Unvaluable👏🏽👏🏼💯

[@franksampson477]

Invaluable

[@maxgluteus4263]

Unvaluable will be dissing him, you can't even type it cus autocorrect

[@user-kb4tn5tu1u]

Many players go forward into the court. Staying sideways at contact is more power up. Or do players go into the court after hitting up like you are explaining? Thanks

[@ronpopeil5615]

Hi Tennis Doctor, one question about the timing of the serve motion “comb your hair”. Do you initiate “comb your hair” before powering up from your legs? Or you just powering up from your legs and then just let “comb your hair” naturally follow?

[@simonnomis8257]

Knee bend is on step 3. Comb ur hair step 5. I just shave my head. Problem solved

[@harveyv11]

I don't have hair to comb, no friends to hifi. But cool tips .. 😅

[@marktace1]

Having the knees bent while tossing seems to be the latest fad among internet gurus. It isn’t wrong, but it won’t work for many people leading to double dipping and inconsistent tosses for some. It also requires a low toss and quick motion to be fully effective. Serena and many other elite servers don’t do it that way. The bent knees while tossing is something people can try that might work for some but not the “right” way.

[@jvcelt]

love how u talk deliberately....

[@gregoryphillips3969]

Is bringing the arms up together something that modern day male players do? Doesn't the reacquet arm lag with the palm down? Look at videos of the great servers. I do like your videos and have been watching but arms up together is kind of something from the past on the men's side. I distinguish between men and women's tennis because many of the women still bring the arms up together.

[@lordbyron3603]

Skills are not transferrable nor can they be shared ! You cannot “pass on” what you know to someone else. At best ,, all anyone can do is imitate you. Otherwise,, we would have thousands of Federer’s running around. One has to develop one’s own skills.

[@keanl5083]

Grip ??????😂