Get Rid of Double Faults: Serve Lesson with Patrick Mouratoglou
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- čas přidán 11. 04. 2022
- Tired of hitting double faults? Watch this full serve lesson with Mouratoglou Academy student-athlete Hanna Dessie and coach Patrick Mouratoglou for useful tips that will help you improve your serve consistency.
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"Accept to miss - does't matter" - such simple yet powerful advice! 💪
If you go on court with this mentality its sure you will make the lower % error of your Life 😅. The more you play hard and serious, the more you miss. If you approach an important game relaxed, you probably win effortless 😅
I have been watching for Patrick’s tennis tips on CZcams for approximately 1 month now and my tennis is already changing : I feel that I am more fluent in backhand forehand serves returns… I am still a beginner but I feel all the potential improvements his tips give to me. Thank you 🙏!
I want to say the same
Same too +
he trains only very good players, in those videos you can say wooow, what an instant improvement!! But it is false... You will never see that improvement with a beginner...
@@mattia124 your improvement as a beginner might not be so instant, but these are still very useful tips you can implement in your game at every level.
@@mattia124 the fastest improvement is from beginners
‘I know exactly why it’s not consistent yet so I know exactly how to solve it’ I wish my coach talked like that 😂
Her technique is so clear and neat !!!
Zverev: Teach me pls
🤣
Yeah Zverev needs to use something other than flat shots. No variation in his game, he's powerful but needs to do other things a bit better
All the videos I've seen so far have been serving to the add Court. Would love to hear the same instructions but to the deuce court. Would that be aiming at the singles and service line corner and slicing to the tee?
Did I have to do the pronation here also on the second serve?
Thanks for the video! I have the same question, what happens with the pronation on the slice serve?
Many are wondering why Patrick wasn't teaching a kick serve. I think it's because it's easier to teach the fundamentals of a good slice. Once the player has those fundamentals, it's easier to transition to the kick, with the modified toss, the lesser rotation of the torso, and the ascending racquet motion. It's difficult to teach the kick's fundamentals to a learning player.
While the slice has practically the same toss and torso rotation as the flat serve that she already had.
So it's about progression. First flat fundamentals, then slice, and then kick.
Loved this class and I will apply the same fundamentals the next time on the court, but unfortunately without Patrick's positive feedback.
Do you already know how to kick serve? If you do the slice is honestly kind of a waste of time except for occasionally using on a first serve out wide on the deuce side (assuming you are rh) to cut away from the court if your opponent is cheating in the middle of the court or standing too far back behind the baseline. I always wish I could develop a good kick serve but it's upward motion with the weird arm rotation and follow through never felt right or comfortable with me >_
@@adamdavis4928 Just focus on that spin, grab a ton of balls and find a free court. I knew what was a kick serve but never developed it. It took me one summer season when I was practising it around 3 times a week for roughly 1.5h each session. Just be patient and know that it is normal to hit 200 balls in the net in a row. It will grow, but then you will be greatly rewarded.
Good observations. Also the slice serve is less draining of energy over a long match, and causes less wear & tear of elbow joint than topspin (kick) serve.
@@adamdavis4928 I don't think slice is a waste if you have a good kick. Look the slice can pull a player so far off the court. Zverev,Rafa, Federer all use slice. Its ideal to have both, but slice is the easier to learn. Once you can do slice you can understand the concept of spin...then it is a bit easier to hit kick. I would say kick serve is the hardest shot in tennis to learn.
Patrick's sound effects with his mouth simulating the sound of smashing tennis balls are out of this world... he is really passionate about coaching tennis
In another life,
I’ll be a student @ this tennis academy.
This coaching is amazing.
You seem to make it fun …
challenging yet fun.
That’s the best combo.
Thanks for what you do & your contribution to the tennis world.
Much LOVE from The USVI.
I like the positive approach to coaching. He always lets the student know..."it ok".
Yeah he fixes your strokes by stroking your ego. Such a positive learning experience
@@jeffhermida4788 He's a great coach.
What an Egomaniacal Clown this guy is...claimed credit for Serenas record and talent which she attained from her father and Rick Macci and ruined Haleps career....tennis would be much better off without self promoters like this fraudster
Its not so much how impressive the information is, but the timing, delivery, tone, cadence, etc of how Patrick expresses it.
Every aspect of this lesson illustrates why Patrick is the best!
I'll be out slicing my second serves like a pro after this video 🤩
Loved this. So clear. Cant wait to try these drills! 🙏🎾🤩
Patrick really has a way of simplifying the serve...he is a great teacher.
What an amazing coach!!!
You cannot become a great player without a great teacher.
Cap
Thanks Patrick, you give us the chance to improve our skills.
thanks patrick for these free lessons. amazing
This guy is so positive and smart ... I"ve watched the coaches in our clubs for 20 years and most of them are so much pushing the kids and made them sick from the sport.
Awesome serve lesson! Spin over power. Patrick is excellent at showing how important it is to have good fundamentals and how tough it is to break out of bad habits. Hanna was trying really hard but you could tell she was struggling to follow instructions to the T. Most probably it was the camera cuz she was clearly trying to impress. She is good!
Patrick, I don't play tennis but I'm addicted to your videos (and coaching techniques) 🙌
Thanks for that Patrick. Here from Brazil watching and improving my tennis with your videos! Amazing!
Love your super practical tips!
Thanks for all your lessons mister Mouratoglu. Greetings from Rome Italy
Mind blown. Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you Patrick for all your videos , great teacher!
Very useful love these videos ! 🙂
Wow he’s an amazing coach! I wish I would have had the chance to train with such a great coach when I was younger, but I guess it’s never too late to learn 🎾 these videos are super helpful
Thanks for these amazing tennis tips and for showing us how to be a great coach. What a keen eye for body mechanics too, wonderful!
It's incredible to me how easy AND HOW FAST he can turn around a player and improve their game in just 1 session! And how does this consistently! This guy's is a matter coach.
Both are very talented. So may good points here, thanks so much!
Best tennis coach . And she is an excellent student. Learn so quick.
Great upload thank you great coach and instructions
Patrick is a great coach (he coached Serena after all). I hope this young lady can make it. Showed a positive attitude, took the instruction well and applied it right away. A young lady like this would be a real positive for the WTA.
And she’s not bad lookin either
I'm wondering who can afford his coaching besides Serena?
She is not trying to be a pro player. She has a 5.36 UTR which is a hobby level player at her age. She is a dancer who is playing some tennis and taking some lessons. This is a recreational level of tennis.
he coached her AFTER she was already a Major Champion
@@paulwolf2464 simona
Thank you Coach
Thank youuuu; merci❣️❣️fantastic!!
Thank you
Such a good lesson and breakdown!
Good student!
Super coach!
Thanks for posting this!
Fantastic!
many thanks for the new forehand, BACKHAND and serve technic. Tennis is becoming more popular through better playing.
Heavenly duo 🙌🏽
Wow, what a legend!
@Patrick Mourtagolu, i cannot believe you're giving such amazing advice over youtube at no cost! Thank yoU!! I have literally changed my game at club level because your analysis and the root cause are so accurate. It seems majority struggle with similar issue and you have the fix for them mapped well. Thank You!!
Je me retrouve dans cette approche de l'enseignement, faire ressentir au joueurs pour les aider à ouvrir leur champs des possibles, beaucoup sont enfermé dans leur geste. Merci pour vos vidéos c'est toujours concis et qualitatif !
This guy knows all my tennis problems!. This was so helpful
I like how she understands and applies Patrick's advice straight away.
Not really. At end he said toss low and to the side more and she just kept doing same motion she’d been doing. May have been editing though.
Are you retarded? She didn't follow any of his advice. And she kept repeating the wrong thing over and over again. That's why he kept having to re-enfoce getting more slice. She did not even try to make different adjustments. He was frustrated and I was frustrated watching her not attempt to change to follow what he was trying to teach her. In the end, she never listened to him and this could have been a 20 sec lesson. For her it took 11+ mins and still nothing.
Great Job! Thx!
Excellent teaching
Great how easy changes make huge differences, targeting the T and placing where I want :)
Amazing tennis coach and teacher. I get a lot out of every video.
Great great great video..
Played twice yesterday doubles about 5 sets total and two tiebreakers because of court time.. This helped me tremendously with my second serve and reduced doubles.. I always hit with spin but sometimes decelerate my contact on my second but with adding more cut into the ball (safer slower motion).. also PM hit on another serving point that helped ID my dumping into the net, I was trying to drive up to the ball with hitting heavy top when actually inconsistently hitting on top of the ball diving it into the net and not the court.. Kept my wrist fast and loose on both serves and it helped 1st and 2nd serve. A lot of it was really identifying my poor contact of the ball but also was my wrist (loose and fast), incredible improvement.. let's see what happens during USTA matches and tournament.
Amazing lesson. Merci!
This is great!!!
Wow! This is a great lesson 👍
I only started playing tennis this past summer, so obviously my serve technique needs work. But I like your advice on how to have a more consistent serve, especially knowing where to aim down the T. Gonna try next time!
Je découvre. Super vidéo avec un prof qui explique très bien la pourquoi du comment. Bonne continuation.
fantastic!
Wow. These video's are to good! Patrick is a "Pro" coach!
Excellente vidéo Patrick ... merci !!! J'espère que tu as aimé Montréal la semaine passée !
Damn you are a very good coach and very patient
Coach i am tennis bigener i learn a lot thank you so much for sharing your talents. God bless
It's amazing how he can change the way beginners play
Thanks Patrick for the amazing lesson!
Hello from Brazil, place of Guga Kuerten.
This was fantastic
Always the Best
Wow ty!!
So ive found with my serve technique i can hit huge flat serves (most of my game is very flat) but when it comes to kick my motion makes it very difficult to hit over the ball fast enough, so ive tried to hit basically another 1st serve but going around for the slice instead taking a bit of pace off. Works for me very well.
Flat serve without baseball throwing wrist motion is a slice serve, slice serve twisted and spinning the ball upwards makes the kick serve👍🏻
He just explains it differently. I’ve struggled with my second serve for many years. I’ve put this into my practice and 🤯
I was coached from day 1 to throw the racquet as fast as I could at the ball for my kick ( 2nd) serve.
Amazing tips, Hope you were here in Edinburgh
It must be great to coach students who listen, do what you ask, and have the ability to interpret and put it into practice.
At the kind of rates this teachings are working, her parents must have warned her to pay attention twice. It's the "democratic" access to tennis...
@@fabienh3943 I think I know what you're trying to say.
It's nonsense. Garbage. Jealous bullshit.
@@fabienh3943 you moron. How many kids per day do you coach for free?
I wish I can afford it, he definitely will teach me more better. Good job
Outstanding coach.
Aim for the T omg I have to practice this on my slice for consistency.
Thanks
Love your couching
Great advice!
And speaking of great, that's what she looks like.
Love it❤
the goat of coaches
I'm not here to knock the successful coach but to question is credential.I'm still waiting to see a video of him teaching a kid that never played before.
Patrick is like scab on a cut,comes around after all the ground work is done......I'm more interesting in see the coach that gets that girl to that level...
Wish I saw this video before I went to hit with my Slinger today haha. Will practice this Mondauy!
I wish I could spend 3 months in that academy!!
Excellent teacher, no doubt. But . . . at 7:05 Patrick's arm goes toward the right post and then across the ball, not directly forward toward the tee as he states. As in golf, the face aims the shot & the spin shapes the shot. For a slice serve, you mostly tomahawk the ball with the racquet nearly on edge going toward the right post. The racquet face at contact points at the initial target and the spin makes the ball slice left.
The Girl also very friendly. Nice Combo. Nice session.
Best CZcams coach
Great technique, well rounded athlete. I stand behind her!
What does that mean?
You know what that means!
good job
I’m gonna become a tennis coach after this one
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Great
what adjustments do you make when serving from the add side? do you aim for the sideline instead of the T?
the tip about having the toss lower for slice second serve, was that in general or just to practise it?
Lol just do what I do. I always say the word "focus" to myself before every second serve and just pop it in. Just a poke. You'll be surprised how many guys struggle with a slow serve. Although I've played these two older men who just tee off on their forehands and winners upon winners whizzed past me. But you can over press if you try to combat it and hit doubles which I did so they were tough
Cool 👍
Wow first don't miss serve title that didn't end up "learn the kick serve". Good progressions on slice development. I will try these next time
Slice is a nice relatively easy 2nd serve to learn quickly that is a great alternative to soft flat 2nd serves. Ultimately though down the road the best 2nd serves to prevent 2nd serves and be the most effective are kick serves but much trickier to learn.
@@adamdavis4928 Maybe but for girl and the level she's at, it has to be learnt.
Did I have to do the pronation here also on the second serve?
wow !
That eye opening moment that she starts to laugh. Love it.
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