You Don’t Have An Early Racket Drop (Tennis Serve Leg Drive Timing Explained)

Lower your toss and you’ll fix your serve leg drive timing
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[DianaS-eonc]

Excellent footage and analysis, Ryan! You’re always spot on!😊👏

[crosscourtrabbitcompletetennis]

Much needed advice, succinctly delivered.

[kimotasha]

Another example of why rec players screw themselves trying to manage a thousand different steps and mental checklists instead of learning to hit the damn ball properly.

[antonioam]

Very intersting, but, talking about beginners or intermediate players who are not used to use the legs, they don't explode but they serve almost still, i usually suggest them to slow down the first part of the movement and from the trophy position to speed up.

[strongbrain]

Wrong diagnosis here by this coach, early racquet drop has nothing to do with the toss ball height, it is a bad behavior a player does in serves. Quite a few atp and wta pros did early drop when serving. One extreme example is a pro player started serving from the lowest racquet drop position.

[ThetennisDr]

Mayhe their youth allows them to do incorrect kneew bend