TTC 14 M Kovacs Fixing 10 Common Serve Problems

[@mdazam6477]

not sure why few unlikes here. May be the sound. The content of this video is a GEM. if you serious about learning proper mechanics of server, this is definitely a A+ video

[@jeffhermida4788]

definitely a gem. these people probably paid a couple of hundred dollars to attend this presentation and we just got it for free.

[@johnboon2388]

Very, very informative your talk Mr Kovacs on serve tips. Need to replay many times before all the info could be digested. Thank you so much, from player in Singapore.

[@DavidBrown-xy5gf]

This is a must see!!! I've struggled with shoulder pain for years preventing me from really going after my first serve. After incorporating these techniques I've eliminated the cause of pain in my service motion and the ball is exploding off my racquet. Bad video quality but great information.

[@stefanrahovean]

very knowledgeable guy! he's spot on with most of his bio-mechanical advice. It's funny how the youtube ad starting this video was with that other online tennis coach saying that he gets 90%+ of his serving power from his arm motion and not the legs :)))

[@TheTennisDaddy]

Sampras elbow is behind the line of his shoulders in slow motion I’ve seen? Roddick too..I think some things just happen naturally for some players, don’t think they were forcing it

[@stevefrommi]

I cant understand what hes saying. I wish you could repost after running some sound filters.

[@jeffhermida4788]

9:24 replace the ball on the ground with rackets and launch them across the net. similar to richard williams teaching his daughters how to serve by throwing rackets across the court.

[@mattcharlietennis1974]

Thank You for the this video!

[@eposz2]

Is he a descendant of the great Frank Kovacs (US Open finalist 1941, pro world champion 1951)?

[@samuelgurevich5374]

I think so

[@ronmiller4776]

Its a bit doubtful since Mark is Australian?

[@miguelbarahona6636]

I´ve never seen a video of Dr. Kovacs hitting a single ball. I would love to see a 5 min. video of him serving (flat, slice, kick) and hitting forehands and backhands. I think that, applying his own knowledge, he must be an excellent player.

[@patwhitworth5811]

He may not play much now, but he played for Auburn and was excellent. He was an All American and NCAA doubles champ. I think he can hit all of the shots.

[@Ryslarks]

Who cares how well he hits a ball... he Clearly knows his stuff.

[@LowUTR]

do any pros or have any pros actually done any of this crap?