15 Years Of Serve Training In Less Than 1 Minute #tennis #tennistips #tennisdoctor

About Vincent: Vincent Simone is a professional tennis coach from Canada. His system approaches the nuances of advanced tennis as an exact science; using practical steps and not theory. He is the author of the tennis self-help book "Tennis Doctor: Modern Tennis Step-By-Step" on Amazon. He is one of the leading students and teachers of the modern game and has created an in-depth teaching tool which has helped thousands of players excel around the world at every level.

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[christopherobrien]

I REALLY like this summary instruction.It has useful metaphors, and can be repeated during service practice.Very practical…

[monicagonzalez]

Hi! I want to let you know your advice really helped me - especially "let the racket fall" and "check the time on your imaginary watch." Thanks a lot!

[cargouvu]

Its a good way to explain a serve. We do this in one motion. He goes through all the buzz phrases at the right points like look at the imaginery watch.

[Shaunsweeney-Kubach]

Great video Coach thanks for sharing this important information with us!

[deepseadiver]

Hey. Do you remember what camera was used to film it?

[cliveparaschis]

Excellent checklist. Can you do one for the mental side?
- viz how not to choke on second serve facing break point: which part is most likely affected by tension that should you be compensating for.

[Topspin]

Do you have any detailed serve instruction videos with the platform stance? Thanks 🙏🏾

[BryanTanner]

Well done, sir. You may have set a record for the most number of pneumonics in a single video.

[landdd]

do you mind telling me why you make an X at the end? for me, i usually just let my arm kinda flow back to make me more balanced, and my coach also advises i keep doing that. is there a particular reason why you do the X over letting your arm go back?

[petkopapazov]

A play tennis from 30 years. I have very good one handed backhand, good forehand and 10-15 variations of service. I lost faith that i will hit near to good service. 😢. Thanks for your help 😊🍀

[harshitgera]

bro what do you mean by keeping the lower arm and wrist NOT ACTIVE? Like how should it feel in the moment according to you?

[HaraldSchneider-mn]

Yes this is an interesting explanation.

[mintymintygogo]

Yeah. I've been practicing my serve for almost 10 years now- 20 minutes per day approx but my serve is still a liability and cant feel the ball on the strings or understand spin, power, , control, rhythm etc. It's frustrating because many players I know have been practicing serving for less time and have a decent serve.

[rounick]

If you thought that was lame, it’s a sign you know tennis.

[cesarfernandezlopez]

DOING ALL THAT ? IM GOING TO GET LATE FOR THE TENNIS PRACTICE 😂😂😂

[vectorthurm]

Fun fact, it still can take 15 years even if you know all this…

[jackinparadise]

Whatever your move, there is a giant waiting😅 I am a dwarf tennis player I get it

[CA_I]

A bit complicated to convey in a minute!

[laspalmas]

I would rather do 15 years of training over following this difficult instruction