Thanks coach, lol. Nah, I didn't say that I wanted to serve 130 mph. Christ, no.. lol. I just want to serve into the right service court with a reasonable speed serve. I'm in a tennis class for college right now and want to get to the point where I'm good enough to play most people without losing
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Find someone to play speed tennis with on a regular basis -- you'll get a great deal more practice hitting ground strokes then playing a traditional service game. You can practice serving with a bucket of balls.
Yeah, I do that at least 3-4 times a week both in class and outside of class. I just went to the park a few hours ago and to update, my serve still sucks balls
Here's a really good tip regarding serve my old coach told me. Basically, if your serve is going into the net every time, that means you are dropping your head too soon from the service motion. If your serve is going past the service box (going long) every time, that means you are keeping your head up too long. Try to find a good balance. To get a good serve, you will need to practice and practice with the serve. Like get a basket with 50 balls and go through the basket at least 5 times on any given day. The good thing with tennis is that you can really improve if you practice and have the dedication. Golf on the other hand....
Agreed. A very good point to remember if you're going to play real matches outside of tennis class or even in tennis class. That and a hopper full of 48 or so balls always helps a bit too.
