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Strategic Serving for Tennis with Coach Brad Gilbert
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- čas přidán 1. 05. 2013
- Learn the secrets to proper serving in both deuce and ad courts from Sportskool tennis coach Brad Gilbert.
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Lucky to have former top USA player Brad Gilbert here for the world of learning from him, just by watching him, we can learn the right technique, body balance while he moves of course the serve lesson. Thank you very much.
Not sure why I'm just now able to see these amazing videos?? I have searched tennis instruction many times but this has never popped up. This is EXACTLY what my 16-year-old needs to see. Thank you!! Love all the visuals!! Wish her luck in the upcoming UTR event!!
Love the 70's spy film intro music!
I actually like Brad's serve. Very elegant
I played a lot of baseball before I started playing tennis. Understanding the basic tactics of pitching helped because you need to move the ball around, change spin and make decisions based on the count ( balls and strikes) , outs and runners on base. One of the best hitting and doubles partners that I played with threw two no hitters in High School. Also one serve that Brad did not get into was the Top Spin/ Kick serve. When you play USTA tournaments at a certain level this serve is one you got to have in the tool box. I liked to kick it out wide to the backhand in the add court. Being 5’6” the big loop and spin helped clear the higher part of the net. On clay you get a high bounce which most players will slice or try to block back. Like a pitcher you got to pay attention to what makes the other guy miss and go there on important points.
I also played a lot of baseball before I started getting into tennis. I alway s played w my dad over the summer but I was always a baseball player until late high school and now in college I do tennis lol. And yeah serving is tough but from baseball, I know hoe placement is important in serve
"I've been playing this game for 40 years and I still can't hit the lines." hahaha.
WIN UGLY .....
The best coaching book ive 'ever' read ...
A great understanding of the mental strategy as well as some great tips that i learned from
Ive won open tournament singles tournaments a few times and this one i would of wished i'd came across earlier,
But i think i could of made Brad a better player😅
Simple.. Clear. Crisp.
nice serves to the ad side Brad !
The server should also take into consideration how close to the baseline the receiver stands. For instance in the deuce court, if the receiver stands close to the baseline, they are more vulnerable to the in-the-body serve or down the middle serve. If they are standing a little back, the heavy slice serve out wide works better. If the receiver then adjusts by standing closer to the baseline, then the server should hit some in the body or down the T serves.
The most important thing on the second serve is to have a continental or full backhand grip and toss slightly more to the left (for a right hand server) than the first serve and keep the tossing hand up as long as possible. Hit the ball at 2 or 3 o'clock to get plenty of spin. A little variety on how much spin can make the second serve more effective.
Also, hit most of the second serves to returners backhand or in the body. If the returner leans too far and seems to run around the backhand often, then you want to hit some to the forehand side on the second serve.
Sanjay Gandhi great work
💚 💚 💚
I am hoping to show my transformation soon!
that's a nice slice up dat T :D
dude, you make a great point and I'm just thinkin' out loud a bit here - wasn't quite sure what it meant to be setting the terms of the rally by having the pleasure of serving until now, or at least I get it a bit better now because, especially when it comes to the serve and volley, as you say, the type of serve you hit is going to dictate to a certain extent the possible returns your opponent has available - this is one way the server is able to dictate the terms of the rally, beyond the possibility of hitting an ace or unnerving the opponent/setting them off balance
Thanks for the feedback Carl! Glad this was helpful.
thx brad i love you i won 6-1 today based on your tactics but i am 6.0 level i did alot of different things but your tips helped me get some tough points ps if we ever played id 6-0 you no mercy.
Wrong definition. Slice serve: the ball is spinning sideways. It can't spin backwards unless you undercut it like the club ladies in the lower grades do when serving, and you don't want that because it limits pace. Sideways spin imparts sideways movement, which is what you want.
Where do you run to after the serve? I can frequently get close to the net but then I get lobbed. If I get to close to the line I get passed cross court and if I'm in the middle I get passed down the line.
David you don't run in anymore. You move to where the short ball is going and hit a forehand
If you're getting lobbed and unable to overhead you're too close to the net. If the volley you have to play after you serve is too low or at your feet, you're probably not close enough to the net. That's what I use as a good metric to determine where I am. You shouldn't be thinking of a particular spot on the court, but rather pick a spot based on how your opponent hits.
Get a bigger serve so they can't lob it.
Anyone here in 2018
Noah Walsh Hey Noah, that makes two of us.LOL
Wow 4:13 and 4:26
brad softball tennis
when you did Serve and vally you focused too much on running but you no longer held your racket... haha
Foot fault 7:20
Practice makes perfect. So, stop foot faulting
foot-fault x20 ... lolz
Basic. Would like to see some vids for the advanced player
She he hehe
Boomers can use their OWN remotes
Lol, you lost the game thru foot fault.