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How To Pronate And Hit A Slice Serve (Pro Tennis Technique)
1. Don’t swing toward your target
2. Lead with your edge toward the ball
3. Pronate while hitting
4. Finish with your strings facing away from your target
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Thank you Liam Apilado for allowing me to use this video: /watch/k8SzeFIKhy8Kz
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@2MinuteTennis2 years agoPlayYourCourt link: TopspinPro link: ..1
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@shekarlakshmipathi2 years agoThanks a ton. Please continue to do this. My serve has improved so much after watching your videos daily. 2
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@michaelhare32802 years ago7am slice practice session coming up! Great video which will give me a good understanding of what i need to do! 1
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@LiamApilado2 years agoOnce again, perfect analogy of flicking your wrist like you hurt it to demonstrate pronation as the fastest way move your wrist! analogies just. ...Expand2
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@joelogin32 years agoIt allows an inside out swing path to hit the ball. 1
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@danilohsguimaraes2 years agoHey ryan, great video! Really nice to see a left handed stroke also. One thing i have trouble getting: if the service box is aprox. 10 degrees wide and. ...Expand
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@randallchinn18502 years agoHi ryan. Enjoyed your video on a slice serve. I do have a question, however. How do you differentiate between pronating on a slice serve and a topspin serve? Is it when contact is made? That' s really a fine line.
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@rodf90002 years agoIve seen slice serve instruction videos showing pros (andy murray et al) not pronating and instead scooping the racket on the follow through and i do id="hidden5"both. Not sure which is better or what the trade offs are. But i think the scoop method is more consistent and the pronation one creates more speed and spin in the direction to slice the ball more. Not sure about affect on arm, but think scoop is more shoulder and pronation forearm. I will go back to pronation tomorrow and see how it works since my shoulder is sore. Thanks ryan!. ...Expand
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@stockmarketmindset2 years agoAmazing i just need to understand why at end racket should face otherside. 2
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@christiandelapena86232 years agoI assume that a 2015 wilson ultra ryan.
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@mylifein75sqft872 years agoI hurt my right elbow about 6 weeks ago and have been hitting left handed for about 4 weeks now. Leaning how to serve left handed is really hard. I' m . ...Expand1
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@goldwolf06062 years agoThats a horrible way to hit a slice serve youll hurt yourself. They way you say not to hit it, is the way you should hit it. Slightly chop down from id="hidden7"the side as youre striking it almost like a normal serve: power going forward and with a slight wrist snap to get it to go down. Least amount of torsion and strain on your body with exact same slice spin result. ...Expand2
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@2MinuteTennis2 years agoPlayYourCourt link: TopspinPro link: ..1
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@LiamApilado2 years agoOnce again, perfect analogy of flicking your wrist like you hurt it to demonstrate pronation as the fastest way move your wrist! analogies just. ...Expand2
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@danilohsguimaraes2 years agoHey ryan, great video! Really nice to see a left handed stroke also. One thing i have trouble getting: if the service box is aprox. 10 degrees wide and. ...Expand
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@rodf90002 years agoIve seen slice serve instruction videos showing pros (andy murray et al) not pronating and instead scooping the racket on the follow through and i do id="hidden12"both. Not sure which is better or what the trade offs are. But i think the scoop method is more consistent and the pronation one creates more speed and spin in the direction to slice the ball more. Not sure about affect on arm, but think scoop is more shoulder and pronation forearm. I will go back to pronation tomorrow and see how it works since my shoulder is sore. Thanks ryan!. ...Expand
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@mylifein75sqft872 years agoI hurt my right elbow about 6 weeks ago and have been hitting left handed for about 4 weeks now. Leaning how to serve left handed is really hard. I' m . ...Expand1
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@goldwolf06062 years agoThats a horrible way to hit a slice serve youll hurt yourself. They way you say not to hit it, is the way you should hit it. Slightly chop down from id="hidden14"the side as youre striking it almost like a normal serve: power going forward and with a slight wrist snap to get it to go down. Least amount of torsion and strain on your body with exact same slice spin result. ...Expand2
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@2MinuteTennis2 years agoPlayYourCourt link: TopspinPro link: ..1
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@LiamApilado2 years agoOnce again, perfect analogy of flicking your wrist like you hurt it to demonstrate pronation as the fastest way move your wrist! analogies just. ...Expand2
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@danilohsguimaraes2 years agoHey ryan, great video! Really nice to see a left handed stroke also. One thing i have trouble getting: if the service box is aprox. 10 degrees wide and. ...Expand
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@rodf90002 years agoIve seen slice serve instruction videos showing pros (andy murray et al) not pronating and instead scooping the racket on the follow through and i do id="hidden19"both. Not sure which is better or what the trade offs are. But i think the scoop method is more consistent and the pronation one creates more speed and spin in the direction to slice the ball more. Not sure about affect on arm, but think scoop is more shoulder and pronation forearm. I will go back to pronation tomorrow and see how it works since my shoulder is sore. Thanks ryan!. ...Expand
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@mylifein75sqft872 years agoI hurt my right elbow about 6 weeks ago and have been hitting left handed for about 4 weeks now. Leaning how to serve left handed is really hard. I' m . ...Expand1
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@goldwolf06062 years agoThats a horrible way to hit a slice serve youll hurt yourself. They way you say not to hit it, is the way you should hit it. Slightly chop down from id="hidden21"the side as youre striking it almost like a normal serve: power going forward and with a slight wrist snap to get it to go down. Least amount of torsion and strain on your body with exact same slice spin result. ...Expand2
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