Tennis Serve Technique | Building a Weapon

Tennis Serve Technique | Building a Weapon

In this video by Ramon Osa, you'll learn all of the essential elements to developing a killer serve.

You'll learn the grip (continental)

You'll learn how to toss the ball.

You'll learn where to make contact.

You'll learn about the racket drop.

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[ahmadhussainwebshare]

Thx lot. Good vedio . I was struggling with my serve but this vedio help me lot . .Thx lot again

[billbernikow]

Ramon, this is your best video yet.  I laughed, I cried, and I'm going to learn to serve.  Thank you!

[OsamaIslam]

These steps make it look really easy, I'm considering starting from the beginning.

Thanks!

[MrMarzo]

Bonjour monsieur video...nice and easy does it. Tennis moves can be so simple, but significant and here's a proof of it. This tutorial never existed in the past and we really struggle then to get the serve right, the most important shot in tennis. I do 100 serves everyday for practice, from slow to medium and fast, corners, middle and the T...and it works like a charm. Your video will definitely reinforce my confidence to fine tune my basic moves...thanks bro. Your indication of NOT to pay attention to the ball laying next to you means: "look at the ball next to me", as the brain doesn't process the word NO...how's that? hahahahaha....saludos from Suisse

[heinrichpaulschiller]

Hello Ramon,
my heartfelt thanks and a big compliment for your class video to learn for the surcharge.
As I looked at all available in youtube Serve Lernvideo´s I can assure you your instructions to practice the best and most practical to the individual detail steps.
I´m going to practice according to your specifications an you´ll teach about my progress.
Greetings from Germany
Heinrich

[mohamadzakaria]

Super simple and informative. A true world class!

[dkangan]

The third step in the progression is a super valuable basis. A couple of guys in the group I play with are still using a frying pan grip and pushing it into the court but would like to get better, but the tips they are getting on the sidelines from a couple of the better servers are just too complicated. I have stayed out of it, but this gives me something to offer them that they can do.
And I am going to cycle through these progressions as well, perhaps adapting them to the motions for different serve types. Thanks for the great coaching!

[GuillermoJast]

Great and funny lesson! I already did dozens of drills and learnt this stuff in a different way, but I think could be good for my girlfriend who is just starting and needs guidance on technique. Keep up the good work!

[hayas]

Intelligently designed process Ramon!
Thanks a lot.

[user]

Thank you for calling me Sampras and good tips. :)

[ramyg]

What would be the best technique to serve to the left edge (deuce side) or right edge(ad side) of the serve box? I would like to push my opponent to the farthest sides so the court will be open for me to place the ball. Thanks.

[TheAmazeer]

Tennis serve is not copyable and is not a sequence of movement. Ok indeed there are steps but good contact point is the very first thing to learn, learn pronation first because all the stuff before contact is to get a smooth and fast pronation of the shoulder and arm.