Use This Simple Tip To Improve Your Serve Right Away | Tennis Serve
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Use This Simple Tip To Improve Your Serve Right Away | Tennis Serve
In this video, John Craig talks about the importance of the non-dominant arm in relation to the serve. The non-dominant arm is a key part of the tennis serve that is very overlooked/underrated in tennis.
Key tips when using the nondominant arm:
-Your tossing arm should be at a 45-degree angle
-This arm helps create the speed and tempo of your serve swing
-Use it as a guideline for ball toss accuracy
-It is the catalyst that takes you from the trophy to contact
-Coil, rotate and stall your energy
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Great lesson coach on the tossing arm
Catching the ball on your racquet at about the 2-40 mark is such a subtle flex. Great racquet control!
Thanks! Lot's of practice over the years!
Great tips but maybe wait until the nearby Velociraptor is having a nap.
bam. that roddick photo nails it. non dominate arm keeps rotating back after the toss. totally makes sense. can’t wait to try it tomorrow!!! 🙏
Hi Leslie, Thanks so much for your feedback and contribution to the video. I am so glad to know this video was helpful to you! Keep me updated on your progress. Thanks, John
Tennis serve is too hard.
We are a beginner tennis UA-cam club working out in Korea and we are learning a lot from your video.
Thank you very much. I've been practicing with him.
Thank you for your kind comments. I am glad my videos are helping you. If you would like to have all the fundamental details, click here: performanceplustennis.com/serve-foundation-program-intro/. Thanks, John
did this today. unreal. pulling with non dominant arm. almost completely forgot about my hitting arm. effortless power and crazy kick. 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Drew, Thanks for the feedback. Glad my instruction is helping your serve. Keep me updated on your progress. Thanks, John
Fantastic video, John. The ol' non dominant arm strikes again!!! Key on every shot
Thanks Ramon! Let's touch base when you get a little breathing room! Best, John
I've watched tons of videos on the serve, but this is the first one to mention the angle of the tossing arm. I've wondered at what point the shoulder turn should take place. Now it all makes sense; it's happening at the same time as the ball is being tossed. Thanks for another really insightful video John.
I am so glad you connect with my teaching! Let me know how this lesson works for you. Thanks! John
HI, Did you review the course presentation? Do you have any questions? Thanks, John
@@PerformancePlusTennis Yes, looks really good. Will let you know if I have any questions, thanks John.
@@mrindecisive100 Ok, thanks!
Excellent lesson thank you.But why the music?
Hi Dave, Glad you liked the lesson. My video editor placed the music in...I assume you feel it is a distraction? Thanks, John
Thanks for the help! You and the coach from TENNIS HAUS help me out greatly!
Awesome, thanks! Best, John
Very informative video which i found very useful. Great point about the stopping and then the energy transfer. Keep up the good work John!
Warren Broadbent Thank you, Warren! Much appreciate the feedback! Kindly, John
Awesome tip John! I love your videos, keep up the great work👍
Thank you, Grant! So glad you enjoy and benefit from my video lessons! Thanks, John
Great tips thx!
Thanks Michael! Sl glad my instruction is helping you with your serve! Kindly, John
Excellent video
Thank you, Maty! Kindly, John
Nice catch! (@2:38)
Thanks James! I hope you otherwise benefitted from the lesson as well! Best, John
Excellent video on the serve.
Thank you, Francis! Kindly, John
So technically informative John, thanks so much
Thank you, Jovy! Keep me updated on your progress with the serve! Kindly, John
Your serve tips are TOP.
Thank you, Harry! By the way, I am one of the ket presenters on the serve at The Tennis Summit on Monday. Here are the details: performanceplustennis--tennisfiles.thrivecart.com/tennis-summit-2021-all-access-pass/. I hope to see you there!
@@PerformancePlusTennis Great thanks! Signed up.
@@harryherman5371 Great!
Fantastic John
Y did u stop uploading videos? Really enjoyed watching it
Thank you, Jeremy! I hope you are doing well! Kindly, John
Love this
Thank you, James! Kindly, John
Woo so amazing 😍 🙌 really appreciate coach! This help improve my serve 💯 I I'll be putting up a video! practicing my new serve Technic on my channel 🤞🤞🤞 thanks for the HELP
Thank you! Let me know how you are serving. Kindly, John
Like the video but not the background music. Thanks for posting.
Sorry about the background noise. It was actually a chain saw that the mic picked-up. We did our best to mute it.
@@PerformancePlusTennis Ha! sounded like a pig being slaughtered. Excellent video but please junk the elevator music.
@@garethonthetube Sorry about the background noise. It was actually a chain saw that the mic picked-up. We did our best to mute it, but yes, it did sound like you
@@garethonthetube or like a scene from jurassic park
Best explained , may be you are the fist one who 's got it.
Thank you, Hossein for your feedback and contribution to the video! I have studied the serve for many years and have been on the front end of numerous revelations. Best, John
Is there a difference between the NDA pulling away vs dropping from the trophy position? From the videos it seems important that it actually moves into the court on a semicircle path rather than just dropping into the tucked position. Thanks, wonderful insights in to the game.
Hi Thomas, Yes, there absolutely is! If the NDA simply drops into the tuck, it won't initiate the shoulder turn that the movement is set-up to perform. Yes, the NDA must pull away in a semi-circle to lead the shoulder rotation. Great observation that I detail more closely in my course builder courses. Thanks, John
Where does left arm end? Also another question, when you do a kick serve does right (racket) hand end up near your left hip or pocket or away from you towards the fence?
Hi Bruce, I prefer the left arm stay in front of the body after the tuck and hold before and during contact. Not a big fan of the throw back of the left arm that Murray started. Right hand should finish more on the right side in most cases, as a natural result of the swing pattern to play a kick serve. Thanks, John
You should be the only tennis coaching channel allowed on UA-cam lol
Thanks Jack! Sure appreciate the kind words and support!
So cul
If the tossing arm goes out at 45-degrees, do you rotate to find the ball at the correct contact point, or does the toss arc from right to left (for a righty)?
Great question! Extended the tossing arm at 45 will require a slight arc in the flight of the toss. Extending at 90 (like Federer) will result in more arc in the flight to the correct contact. Best, John
Performance Plus Tennis Thank you, coach! You have a real gift for teaching complex movements in ways that are easy to follow and emulate
@@ottobiggs Thank you! It's great to hear that my coaching is working for you! Best, John
Does eye dominance impact strategy here ?
Hi, interesting question. I really don't have an answer for you. Sorry, John
Ur videos are great and useful. Just please try to do less talking to keep the video under 3 or 5 minutes
Thanks for the feedback! Kindly, John
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Sometimes it's hard to understand what your are saying because of the background music and some kind of weird noise...
HI Bob, Yes, that was a particularly tough day for noise: airplanes, chain saws and leaf blowers! We tried to mask some of it with music. Sorry, but I hope you benefit from the content! Kindly, John
@@PerformancePlusTennis Thank you!
What the hell is the background noise?
Hi Rich, Unfortunately it was a very loud day at the club: Leaf blowers, mowers, airplanes, and to top it off, a chain saw. We did the best we could to reduce the noise and also by adding music. The content off this video is truly valuable. I hope you were bale to get a strong take-away from this lesson. Best regards, John
All of the background NOISE ruined your video and totally distracted me
Sorry, we had problems with the audio and did the best we could. The content is valuable, so I hope you can get past the noise...