3 Serve Tips You’ve Never Heard Before (Amazing Tennis Improvement)

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3 Serve Tips You’ve Never Heard Before (Amazing Tennis Improvement)
1. Start with racket slightly open at the beginning
2. Turn/Toss/Salute
3. Head up/Cross arms
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You got this!

[paddlepower]

What a great lesson! Turn, toss, salute and then whip it! Much work ahead of me to burn in the discipline of head up, arms crossed. I'm inspired to learn this both right and left handed so I never need hit a ball out of the sun again!
Thank you!

[ron]

Ryan, I think this video is brilliant. Can't wait to try it. I am 87 and have struggled with my serve for years. I hope I can send you a video, thanks.

[alfredogarciaproveyer]

Excellent comments and Tips, as usual. He is a great Teacher, a real one. He combines the teaching with jokes and examples. I have learned A LOT nust by watching his videos. The way he explains is crystal clear. Understood by anybody regardless the English level. Thank you. Very sincerely.

[kenh]

Really love the “turn first” part. This is something no one told me about. I always have problems with my toss and it goes left. But if I turn first, then the toss will be front instead of left. Can’t wait to try this out!

[johnmalas]

You do a great service with these videos. I find them very helpful, targeted, succinct, and a joy to watch. Thank you!

[tomeniovlogs]

Thanks Ryan! This will be very helpful for my game...."TTS" Turn Toss in my head gracias!

[tombarry]

I find the hardest thing to master and takes alot of practice is from salute to learn how to RELAX the hitting arm so acts like a loose laso motion before going up to contact. Once I mastered that it feels like effortless power.

[chinaski]

Amazing how much that little tip about resting the racquet on the ball helped me! Thanks

[NN-rnoz]

Brillant, especially the part about crossing the arms and keeping the head up. It really teaches the correct torso position at contact, and to avoid over-rotating the torso!

[dctrex]

That's genius, thank you! I have never heard anyone express it this way!

[rsc]

You never stop amazing me with your awesome tips and mnemonics!

[WingedLionVE]

Your video about serving are always precious! Serving for me is always worrying, too many things to remember...

[jamesnewing]

Thanks Ryan, excellent as always - new to the game, and improving all the time with your remote help, just made the mens B team at my club

[mjsova]

Thank you! I'm going to apply these tips at my next lesson. I'm having a lot of trouble serving so hopefully these will help.

[cesarelodesani]

Great video, thank you so much. The slice is also my favorite serve especially when I want to open the court and jump inside the baseline.

[alexsdg]

you got me thinking about practicing my service right away.. ha ha. Actually I am going to do that this afternoon. Thanks for the tip, Coach.

[BobInKC]

Nice and smooth serve thanks for the tips

[LiamApilado]

Fun fact: All, if not, most, tennis courts are built facing north to east so the sun isnt in the eyes of the players. But on the serve this can't be avoided much

[shriramoka]

Superb tips. Thanks Ryan. I guess all ur serves have natural slice because your contact is in front . Could you pls make another video for kick serves ? Esp how to add speed on the kick ? Tks again

[tracymaxli]

I used your tips to serve and my coach asked me to serve in the traditional away lol, but I wil stay in your way and practice more to show him it works