Turn your Topspin and Kick serves into a Weapon

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two minute serve is so annoying and he never actually plays on the court or shows that he can do it.

[@robertblount9985]

As a former student of kinesiology I absolutely love your explanations regarding tennis skills and how to obtain them.

[@alfonsoperez4247]

People were giving me a weird look when I was rolling the ball over my head ... hahaha However, It is fixing my kick serve! Thank you for the great insight!

[@ad-rock603]

4:18 So true. I never realized this. Pushing to begin = more pushing. Take the brakes off to begin & more likely to continue swinging freely.

[@peterfretwel7068]

Brilliant explanation and lesson

[@nickiedaley4965]

Brilliant lesson

[@aliciamae1280]

Love your teaching

[@alfonsoperez4247]

Quick question: is there any pronation at all?

[@oneminutetennis]

It's a great question. Pronation is a natural movement that occurs after contact with the ball. It only occurs with relaxation and good racket speed. So I'm finding the swing path there will be zero pronation. But as you become familiar and confident then pronation will begin to occur. Don't try to pronate. This contrived movement will allow your stroke down. Just be patient and observe and you'll see it happen as long as you are relaxed. I hope that this helps. Glad your enjoying the channel. Do you have any other tennis issues that I could help with? If so let me know www.oneminutetennis.com

[@alfonsoperez4247]

@@oneminutetennis Thank you for sharing great insight and promoting advanced tennis techniques! Have a great weekend!

[@pronation888]

@@oneminutetennis I think to get that natural pronation, you should still lead with your racquet edge on all serves including the kick, otherwise you will form a bad habit where you may lead with a 45 degree or even a pancake.

[@PrecisionPointTennis]

Thank you so much

[@eduardomt3823]

Should I aim for the same racket spot for every serve? I mean kick and top spin?

[@tennissupermarket5273]

Brilliant

[@marcorenato1814]

TWhen doing the drill whereby you roll the ball from back to front over the head, it feels like the wrist is locked in place, isn't this unnatural when doing the complete swing? Because the wrist wants to pronate, are you saying to fight that sensation and lock the wrist during the full motion?

[@oneminutetennis]

Hi Great question. The wrist position is unusual and so feels strange, but if you relax, it isn't locked. The strange feeling means you're probably getting it right. Pronation is often misunderstood. I'm terms of the kick serve, pronation is a natural continuation of the stroke after contact with the ball. When learning the movement it doesn't usually occur because the player is tense. As the strokes becomes more familiar, relaxation occurs, pronation occurs and power follows. Does that make sense and help a little?

[@marcorenato1814]

@@oneminutetennis Thanks :) Next time I'm on court I'll give it a try and report back!

[@oneminutetennis]

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Love it

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Genius

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