[Tennis]Tips of the serve for not stressing a shoulder - Pro Tennis Lessons
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Japanese professional tennis player Takao Suzuki teach the serve tips for not stressing a shoulder to KIWA! KIWA, an actress, will challenge the serve in reliable and easier way.
If you have any questions or a theme that you would like to have lessons with in the future,
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Takao Suzuki（Former Japan Davis Cup team）
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Birthday : 9/20/1976
Highest JTA* rank : S1／D1
Highest ATP rank : S102／D119
*Japan Tennis Association
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・record the most wins at Davis Cup in Japan national team(41 wins)
・Japan National Team at Atlanta Olympics
・first round in singles at US Open (1999, 2004)
・second round in singles at Wimbledon (2003)
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Actress／Model
Birthday : 5/19/1999
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ありがとうございました！アメリカのペンシルベニア州フィラデルフィアから見ています。
Good point with the jump from Coach Suzuki. Michael Stich didn't jump really high, only a little and he had one of the best serves in the history of tennis! :)
The top Racquet at 10-11 o clock... Genius❤🎉
He's right. I hit a couple of near perfect practice serve down the T by tossing the ball higher and jumping higher. But in a match I would get tired and can't jump as high. A simple first serve that is accurate is more important than a fast and powerful serve. Also the pro might seems like they first serve very hard but they really have very good technique that maximize the momentum of their body and arm going forward. It's why some pro never grunt on first but grunt on second serve because second serve require much more power from the server.
I love this girl 🤩
Hugs from Italia!
suzuki has to be doing something right to have a game built around his serve when he's 5'9". incredible really. I cannot think of another player at a similar height (or shorter) that had such an effective serve on tour.
Wow!.. Really clear lesson even for intermediate to advanced players to generate easy power on the serve. The foot placement and step in to the serve seems very important for balance. This coach Takao San played some terrific points against legend of our sport -Roger at the AO and Japan Open 2006. The serving was totally amazing! Same technique shown here for tennis fans to learn from.. Thank you!
One of the best serve lessons, great basics. Arigato from South Florida.
It’s the best teaching i ever seen! I can’t wait for the next update
The serve of Nick Kyrgios is very similar to that of Takao. Another great lesson.
Thank you for the English sub. From Singapore💓
This is one of the best video on slice serve. It really helps me to visualise where to contact the ball and it has improved my serve. I would like to see video on one handed backhand as that is my biggest weakness.
Best tennis advice every! 🙏 no one comes close to your technique and simple explanation of how to approach tennis. Please help me with some English captions 😊 tennis is demanding and learning another language is well real challenge. Thanks again.
Awesome video! Thanks!
perfect lesson, thanks a lot.
I love it that you always say 'Hi' to each other 😀
Thank you Takao San. Very good tips
Thank you so much for the great lesson and the English subtitles! From Korea. :)
thank you Takao and team, excellent lesson. You are my master
This is very good coaching information, thank you 🙏
You are one of the best outhere thank you
Hi Star Academy. I love the way Takao taught so much and hope you can make a super slow motion of his server/slice server. I think his technique is very suitable for middle age like me. Thank you.
Thank you Sir
Great video! Good ideas for developing a "back up" more reliable serve. The camera work was nice, too.
A video on footwork (recovery and where to stand in different situations) would be great, especially with practice drills. 🍁🌼🎾
I have been following these videos for some time and find them extremely useful. Coach Takao has a very beautiful all round game technique. My only regret is that they are in Japanese and text translation is quite poor and somewhat cumbersome to read while watching demonstration at the same time
감사합니다. Thanks. It is nice video.
Great tips..
Awesome video! Thanks for the english subs.
thank you , subscribed.
This is my new best sight. I have a great coach in Kumamoto from Osaka. I have trouble with language so there are minimal communications. It is my embarrassment. Star UA-cam gives me Japanese approach in detail with the English. Thanks for the new 2022. Happy New Year!
Thank you for another great lesson and I personally like the teachers 'Pistol Pete' whip action on serve.
Reminds me of the great Sampras finish.
Great tips! I especially like the tip don't use a closed stance on the deuce side.
It’s hard to keep focus , she is beautiful
SIMP
skebbe .
Agreed
Yes she's 🔥
simppp
Came for a shoulder injury and stayed for a great lesson.
Good channel. Hopefully you guys can get Novak Djokovic to stop by during the Olympics, when he's there?
Tips for safe and reliable slice serve for second serve
I am from India, beautiful language and student also 🙌🏻👍🏻
Guys I love your channel and extreme attention to details and explanations. Can you please make a video one day on how to transfer weight using the legs on the groundstrokes because I know that adds a huge amount of power but am not sure how to do it. And with your explanation I'm you can understand it. Thanks. Already subscribed with the bell button on. thx and keep up the good work
Do you cross the bas line with your left foot first on your serve and then the right leg? I see you walk with your right foot first ? Thanks.
I want to know more details about powerful forhead , thks😀😀😀
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About this lovely girl, maybe I can give her some advice to avoid shoulder injuries. This gentleman is right, when we want to increase our serving speed, waving forward will put too much pressure on our shoulders. It is better to wave up rather than forward. Imagine your hands and racket are like whips. When you swing up, the racket will reverse like the end of a whip. You can try to use this method to serve. Good luck!
Hi!
She's talented. Form is natural and relaxed, just lack power. Most recreational players have way worse serve form.
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I think Kiwa should should switch to a one size smaller grip
foot faultではないですか?
Efendiliğiniz yeter aq ya süpersiniz...
I have a feeling she will play like pro in year because this is cosplay
you might enjoy this clip of lew hoad giving a serving lesson, showing the same point you make near the end of your video, about moving forward as a natural end to the swing: ua-cam.com/video/3tyROIbU4us/v-deo.html
did you pronate?
You can see the pronation. To hit a good serve pronation is the basic
@@UserIsM i dont think the lady you were teaching pronate.
@@RocketMan-zc9jr I’m not the teacher bro. But anyways, u can see her pronating. As the racket goes behind her back it shows that she is pronating. Also, u can watch it in slow motion to see her pronating while hitting the ball :)
The pronation is an automatic process of the swing motion.
You can’t purposely pronate.
If you want to know about this and other stuff you should watch the channel ”intuitive Tennis“.
It’s one the the few Tennis Channels on YT that is 100% knowledge and no bullshit or myths or flawed teaching methods.
English
Subs are so bad.