Positioning On The Return Of Serve

[@IntuitiveTennis]

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[@vityadmitryuk5858]

Intuitive Tennis Very good instructional video. Please show me how pronation and supination occur in right and left punches. Thank . Greetings from Russia.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Vitya, thank you. Are you referring to the forehand/backhand or the serve?

[@vityadmitryuk5858]

Intuitive Tennis Forehand / two-handed backhand. You have a talent to teach! Please note, few people correctly explain on the Internet how to move in the corners of the court, from the back line and inside the court. Thank . Greetings from Russia :) Victor.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Victor, thanks Yes I will definitely make a video about hitting from the corners. As far as pronation and supination on FH/BH I made a video about Nadal’s forehand coming out next Friday. Some interesting findings on his wrist/pronation. There is some supination on the 2-H BH kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZKrgnpnqLiMqas The answer to your question is yes and no. It’s complex and I will cover it in the future.

[@vityadmitryuk5858]

Thank . I look forward to new video tutorials. Greetings from Russia. Viktor .

[@simpletennisinstructions6377]

I don’t know why you don’t get more views. Your content is very good and your logic for doing things is spot on.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Simple Tennis Instructions, thank you. I will keep going!!

[@TheOtteotto]

Thanks Nick! Your a man of your word providing these Return Videos. Thanks again.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Paul, my pleasure!!

[@assimnaodamais]

Thank you Nick! great instruction! compared to the other tennis videos from wannabe coaches that rather make it even more difficult to learn from, your videos should be awarded. Ever thought about charging for this superb advice? I would definitely pay for it

[@pats300zx]

Great video and info Nick. I have been following your channel for a while now and love the content. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Patrick, thanks man I will keep going. 💪💪

[@alenx5455]

Great video, any plans to do tactics, shot selection, patterns of play? Would be particularly interesting to see some patterns of play from top players like Djokovic, Nadal, Federer.. for example Federer hitting a kick out wide on ad side and going into the court and then hitting a weak reply to the open court or volley if he gets to the net fast enough, things like that would be awesome.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Alen, yes absolutely. Will cover those topics for sure. Thanks for your support. 🙏🙏

[@charlesdang2557]

Great instruction, as always. Just for fun, the pro at my tennis club demonstrated some serves for me to return. Some of them literally went over my head. I would have had to stand right against the back wall to even touch those. Thanks for confirming that I was not a fool for doing so 🙂

[@catalinsimescu9872]

Good video,as always.Next Friday ,what ?As you can see , your fans ask really clever questions.Keep going and thank you.

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Catalin, thanks man I appreciate it. I have bad news lol. From now on it’s going to be every other Friday, bc I want to put in more work into the videos and increase the quality. I’m going to keep going for a long time!! Next video is another return of serve video Thanks for your support

[@catalinsimescu9872]

Ok,I just wait.Were great this weekly lessons for me..well done,interesting and well edited.Go for more !

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Catalin, thank u I will keep going

[@TennisSisters]

Great video Mr.Aracic! We never knew why we had to stand closer to the doubles alley 😂

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Tennis Sisters, yes it is quite interesting why we stand in that position on the return.

[@Rach-hl6kz]

Thx for the vidéo, i would Like to ask a question about how to read wich serve gonna be performed, to try to anticipate the return and First of all the positionning. Thx. Rachid

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Rach, try picking out the toss direction. Most players have different tosses for kick, slice and flat!

[@Rach-hl6kz]

@@IntuitiveTennis thanx à lot, i ll try soon

[@mattcay]

I think something that is missing is a simple diagram showing the principle you were describing in the video. Something like that (excuse my 3 minute paint skills): imgur.com/XXh4vpc The outer lines (with the left line depending a bit on the height of the server) are roughly the bounds on the possible angles a serve can take, ignoring any spin. So the positioning on the serve then becomes a simple geometric problem! We want to put ourselves in the middle between the two extremes, which happens to be somewhere around the sideline. Of course there are then some other considerations--for example, pro players often deviate a bit from that position towards the backhand side so that they cover more court with their forehand. The basic principle is stays the same, however--and this applies to any shot, be it return of serve or the position in the rally.

[@WiteBot]

As a 4.0 player should I be aiming at meeting the ball while still on the rise on a fast kick serve or move back and wait for it to dip down?

[@IntuitiveTennis]

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[@markorkato6722]

Any serve returns drill?

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Yes 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4qTm2d5nN2af7M

[@philtretata]

There's no any strong serve in this video. XD

[@IntuitiveTennis]

Sukudoro, the 🔥🔥🔥🔥 emojis prior to the monster serve were put there to warn you that you are about to witness a crazy hard serve. Lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJPapaB5h7eJa7s In this one I return I couple hard ones in the beginning