How To JUMP On Your Tennis Serve - The RIGHT Way!

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[chiloandchepo]

Coaching is hard been do ing for 25 years now. Ur great keep up great work

[sergiosimbula]

Doesn't Nik say though that you are actually not jumping. But that the lifting of the ground is a result everything that happens before...all the energy that is stored and thus released from the kenetic chain (loading back foot, hip and torso rotation, acceleration of the shoulder arm etc?

[Verklompen]

Imagine coaching someone, telling him that it's good, and he's looking down at the line that he's foot faulting on. Granted, he has a lot more to work on than avoiding a foot fault.

[danielzheng]

His problem is timing. His knees bend before he tosses, making an unstable trophy pose

[Chris_Sheridan]

This 'jumping over a box' teaching is nonsense!

No pro player deliberately jumps like this - even Federer, one of the best servers on the tour launches upwards with his body knowing that a deep return from the opponent does not warrant jumping forwards since his intention is NOT to serve & volley.

[RoyCosioVegantennis]

Too much movement with your feet can make you off balance....gotta be precise....

[EugeneK]

Fed is landing to same launch point.
For many reasons !
Jumping inside court is detrimental to many aspects of game