www.fuzzyyellowballs.com The way you swing and pronate is a little bit different in a kick serve. You want to swing up and across the tennis ball, as opposed to through it for a flat serve. For more FREE video-based tennis instruction visit www.fuzzyyellowballs.com
www.fuzzyyellowballs.com Timing your swing on your forehand can be tricky. The relationship between your arm, racket and body change during the course of the swing to contact with the tennis ball. The basic premise of this lesson is to highlight that, when hitting a forehand, the arm and racket do not start to move independently of the body until the hitting arm position is established. For more FREE video-based tennis lessons on how to hit a forehand… and other tennis instruction … visit www.fuzzyyellowballs.com
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www.fuzzyyellowballs.com The eighth step of the tennis serve is the swing. From the racket drop, swing up “on edge” at the tennis ball. It should look like you are, initially, trying to frame the ball with the side of your tennis racket. Just before contact, you will pronate with your forearm and wrist. Pronation is covered in the next video. Also, in the racket drop your body is sideways to the net, but as you swing up at the tennis ball you will rotate so that, at contact, you are more or …
www.fuzzyyellowballs.com The second step of the tennis serve is the toss. The toss is arguably the most important part of the serve. You need to be able to put the tennis ball in a specific location above you head every single time you serve. In other words, you need a consistent toss to be an effective server. This video discusses the key elements of the toss — how you hold the tennis ball, when and how you release the tennis ball, and what to do with your tossing arm after you’ve tossed …
www.fuzzyyellowballs.com This video explains how to handle a high ball to your tennis backhand. We address both the one-handed and two-handed backhand in this video. The technique for handling a high ball, as you’ll see in the video, isn’t too different from a “normal” backhand. For more free video tennis lessons on the backhand, and all of the other shots, visit www.fuzzyyellowballs.com !
www.fuzzyyellowballs.com The sixth step of the tennis serve is the racket drop. It’s the first part of your forward swing up to the tennis ball. This video only focuses on what the upper body is doing. From the trophy pose, the tennis racket drops straight down behind your back like it is pointed at the tennis court. Also, the tossing arm drops down (just let gravity do the work). The racket drop is sometimes called “the scratch-back position” because it looks very similar to trying to …
www.fuzzyyellowballs.com The first step of the tennis forehand is the pivot and shoulder turn. You execute this step as soon as you realize that you are hitting a tennis forehand. This step also starts your tennis racket take back. It’s important to note that your arms DO NOT DO ANYTHING during this step. It’s the shoulders that start the racket take back on your tennis forehand. Simply put, your body turns sideways and the racket comes along for the ride. If you watch the video, when Frank …
www.fuzzyyellowballs.com The first step of the serve focuses on how you position your body at the start of your motion. The stance is how you stand when you hit a serve. The stance is important because positioning yourself properly allows you to move correctly throughout your entire motion. For more FREE video-based tennis lessons on how to serve… and other tennis instruction … visit http
www.fuzzyyellowballs.com The third step of the forehand is the forward swing to contact. When learning how to hit a forehand, it’s very important to keep things simple and that’s what we’ve tried to do in this video. From the completion of your preparation, the tennis racket drops down and swings forward. At the same time, push off your back foot and rotate your body back toward the net. For more videos on how to hit a forehand, plus other free video tennis lessons, visit http…