Pronation Happens On All Serves, Flat, Slice And Topspin Kick HD 1080p

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[twinwankel]

Nice video. I pronate on the slice but I have tried w/o pronation and it is much slower. Thanks.

[joelogin]

👍same as what I think of. And it allows an inside out swing path to hit the ball too. But can you please advise why so many pro players scoop the ball instead (no pronation) when making a slice serve?

[yuklunchiu]

hi- Tom, for the flat serve I do not see there is a clear hitting upward movement rather I notice when the racquet closing the ball, the racquet tip pointing downwards already! Or I am wrong in the observation!

[Tennisbull-match-statistics]

Any tips on learning a good throwing motion?

[drbonesshow]

Pronation is not necessary for a powerful serve nor is it necessary to generate top-spin. In fact, the neutral wrist (i.e., the karate chop) is the fastest way to move the racket using the human hand and arm (interestingly, this action may or may not lead to pronation dependent on the server's intent). However, if pronation is your goal, then supinate the wrist before you pronate. You will achieve what I call Power-Pronation. There are 6-actions to the wrist, which allow for various tennis serve mechanisms other than Power-Pronation. The 6-actions come in 3 pairs of opposites: (1) supination-pronation (2) radial-to-ulnar deviation and the third, which I use for the most powerful way to serve (3) dorsi-flexion to palmar-flexion. I call this the Inverted Golf Swing. That's right, I've turned the most powerful swing in sports - the golf swing - into a powerful tennis serve. I'm a physics professor involved with the Physics of Sports (aka The Nutty Professor of Sports).