Serve Tip: Fix Your Toss At-Home

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Are you ready to maximize your serve power?

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Having a consistent ball toss into the right location is a critical part of your serve.

If you want a powerful serve that wins you points and matches, then there is no way around developing that consistent toss!

In this video OTI Instructor James Ludlow shows you a great drill that you can do at-home to improve your toss.

The previous at-home videos by James have been extremely popular. So make sure you check tehm out as well:

Transform Your Serve Using A Water Bottle:

More Serve Power At-Home Drill:

[richardtyler]

Thanks James for excellent lesson! I am a 76 year old 4.0 tennis player and have had problems with my ball toss for the last 20 years. I have probably watched every ball toss video on the internet. Your wall toss lesson is by far the best and the most helpful lesson for me. Until I watched your video, I didn't realize the significant impact the shoulder turn has on the toss. Keep up the good work!

[MichaelSienkiewicz]

Amazing lesson. I've watched 20 different toss lesson videos and not one has pointed out the ball path, which is crucial.

[brettfield]

Thank you. Just found out that I have to turn my upper body on the toss. Have been serving wrong for 40 years. Why aren't more teachers teaching this.

[YesSirPi]

Fantastic tip, I see the pros do it I never understood, thank you for making it simple.

[WilliamJPwa]

Congratulations from Brazil, Teacher James. Nice class!

[milnella]

I applaud your inventiveness in making this lesson via video instruction..very good initiatives! Bravo! Have you ever thought of coming to Singapore?

[Ever]

Good jog tennis tech . Braden the GOAT!!
Finally a channel that does not try to invent new information or a unique opinion!!

[meafordmichael]

Really good information, as always, James; thanks again for your great instructional lessons

[raysurx]

Another excellent tip and drill! James you were made to teach! Keep up the great work!

[davidleesteel]

Thanks for this great vedio, it solved the myths of straight up and down toss

[ezzony]

I didn't do this wall exercise but I tried the arc tossing serve and my placement was much better! My problem was too many of my tosses were too far off to the right and not inside the court enough. I had been obsessed with trying to get the ball to go straight up and down but I now realize that's actually harder to do than an arc. Just need to practise it now so it's second nature!

[penelopethompson]

¡Wow! My serve didn’t even have a chance with the current ball toss. Great video and practice strategy.
Tytyty.

[thomasowens]

Great information.
Thanks for the post!

[gerardocamera]

Well done, fantastic lesson, Many thanks

[PhaniKumar-qzix]

Nice video, how far the ball should fall in to the court on releasing the ball from my front foot

[AntonChayev]

Hi James. Are you demonstrating a jay toss? What if a player isn't trying to do the jay toss? Does the ball have to then go straight up and down over the X?

[ignaciomar]

Aunque lo Ideal seria lanzar la pelota al mismo sitio, mismo punto, valdria ese saque para los tres saques, o pondrias modificaciones, Federer, Sampras tienen un poco mas de holgura, no?

[ignaciomar]

Artista! Y si explicas esto de Federer, por que no explicar los tres saques con pronacion de Federer.

[ihaveadream]

what is the recommended height between the 'x' spot and our head?

[金正基-xg]

is that mean the correct way of ball toss is curve from right to left, not straight up and down movement?