This is how I drive servers crazy… |Improve Your Tennis Return Of Serve - OUTSMART A Server | Part 1

Start breaking more serves by improving your mindset as returners!!
In this video I'll show you some tips and techniques to improve your return of serve and outsmart your opponent!

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[Matt-ntlm]

I appreciate when you show your misses/forced errors in training. Makes the learning aspect much more genuine for us viewers too. Great content mate.

[ploh]

Dope content as usual. Wish this was published prior to my match last week lol. Keep it up Karue!

[CharlesTang-spen]

Hi Karue, I think your tennis lessons are the most helpful! somehow it all makes sense to me! It’s way more detailed! And it goes straight to the point! I wish you good luck in your professional endeavors, and I am following you every step of the way! I live in Sydney Australia, I have a court in my complex! It will be my absolute honor to have you here playing a match or two if you ever come down under one day!

[keith]

I have tried all of these except being pro-active. I'm always reacting to serves. I'll try reading/guessing and covering 2 out of 3 spots on the return. helpful stuff bro!!!!

[kiesbett]

i tried this change of positioning on return of serve and i observed that this starts a little thinking process in the server, which reduces his consistency noticeable.

[bryanvaughn]

i've been waiting for this one since i saw you jumping on an opponent's wide serve!!! thanks!!!!

[demneptune]

excellent lesson, the main one we all needed

[gabrielteo]

I could be wrong, but it seemed to me Pete Sampras hit played at his 60% velocity returns and ground strokes when returning except on break points where he hit 70-80% velocity giving the server a new look and mess up the server's timing. Some call it pulling the trigger. I call it, move up a gear, but he didn't play in that higher gear all the time, otherwise the opponent would get used to it. Hold back till you need it. It was just amazing Pete was playing safe when others were playing all out. It didn't hurt to have his serve and hold serve all the time.

[francescopicchio]

You are amazing at explaining this, truly the best on the internet ever

[marcelocoip]

What I really like of yur videos is that you have a warm and joyful mien but already you have real profesional tennis experience. I found so many tennis players and coachs (in person or youtubers) have a bit of resentment to tennis and they drop over you some hopeless feelings about the game. I think tennis is a great sport and I had a lot of fun since I was trying to overhead swing ending like Rafa on my childhood (and hitting the fence almost always). Sometimes improving strokes lead us to a bigger resposability on our macths and to be more serious and have less fun. I really like your positive/joy aproach, you talk a lot about your positive feelings, sometimes in a subtle way but I think it makes a lot of diference to a person who is learning and getting deep in this sport. I'm very interested how to became how did you build yourself this way, for the moment I'm enjoying and learning from your channel, thank you!

[LucasAlexK]

Can't get enough of your content. Super valuable tips 🎾

[JamesDavisakaRemguy]

Awesome, awesome, awesome content!!! Just what advanced and intermediate players have been _dying_ to see on YT! I will never return the same after this - I was one of those guys who just STOOD THERE and got slapped with aces and service winners. NO MORE.

[TheDrakulie]

This is a great video that really helps in the match situations. Thank you. Can you also add some pointers on how to be better returner in doubles ?

[JodyKriss]

This stuff is gold. I’ve been looking for this channel for years.

[skumarb]

Practical stuff... Commendable when you're re actually doing it... Thanks...

[VanCough]

Hey Karue,

Would also love to see a video on return strategy for doubles given that someone poaching at net adds a lot of pressure on the return.

[Jooboz]

Thank you! We don't see this kind of stuff a lot, super interesting !

[evank]

Love your videos! Can you do a series on fitness? Your thoughts on cardio, weight lifting, etc.

[bbbby]

Your channel is one of the best in tennis! Keep up the great work!

[enriquemorin]

Gracias, the second most important shot in tennis.