Having some variety between your first and second serve is key to a good tennis game. However you don't just want to change the speed of your serve, you also want to add spin! Have a great spin or kick second serve does not only benefit you through safety, but
We've all been there... Staring down the barrel of a HUGE serve from an opponent who's got a cannon for an arm. Stop wondering if you're out of your depth (you're not) and learn the tools you need to neutralize powerful serves, and attack less powerful ones. Here's how...
So you've been working hard on your kick serve, only to watch your opponents eat it for breakfast. What gives? Well, there's a good chance what you call your "kick serve" might not be kicking at all – here's how to fix it.
Good news, there's nothing mystical about the way the pros serve; it's just good technique – and the same can be applied to your serve REGARDLESS of level. Here are the three elements you need to ditch your lower-level service motion and start serving like a pro...
Regardless of how you may feel about it, there's no denying that the underhand serve can be an effective way to get an ace out of your opponent. The trouble is, almost NOBODY takes time to develop one, so when the perfect opportunity arises to make your opponent scramble you're
Master your serve with this free step by step .PDF download: http://www.serveactionplan.com/ Do you feel like you have to "push" or "dink" your serve over the net just to keep it in? Your problem is likely a failure to keep the racquet on edge, resulting in very little power, spin
In a recent video, we challenged you to come up with ONE player who hits their serve at the actual peak of the toss (as is commonly claimed). We take a slow motion look at the players who were named, and while a few of them get very close, there
