More Serve Power With These 2 Critical Serve Elements (Case-Study)

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In this video, we show you 2 critical elements for more serve power that you can work on immediately to add more power to your serve!
Find out how the correct use of your tossing arm can add a lot of power to your serve and how it did so for OTI online student Blake Johnson.
You also get to see a full personalised serve analysis from OTI instructor James Ludlow for Blake.
Personalised video reviews are extremely effective in identifying exactly the most important elements that a player needs to fix to take their serve or any other stroke to a whole new level!
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@OnlineTennisInstruction 4 месяца назад

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@PaulieM 4 месяца назад

Huge improvement! Well done Blake!

@user-ey1ni2nr6d 4 месяца назад

We see that Blake has worked very hard and effectively on the position of his elbow, right to left (with closed racketface like James) and he devellopped a really big serve. Great !

@user-gd5sd5io9v 3 месяца назад

Hi I was trying very hard but I couldn't serve I would like to thank you for the good technical explanation

@FundamentalTennis 4 месяца назад

In the video the coach states that he would first work on the continued rotation of the hitting arm after contact aka strings pointing to the right just after contact. This is largely the result of the player, swinging their tossing arm down to the left as the coach mentioned. So I personally would avoid working on the hitting arm rotation first and instead work on what you all like to call the power X. Then the player can much more naturally have long axis rotation. Great stuff, it’s not often I disagree with anything on this channel.