Hi, I don’ t understand very well. Do you only show in this course the topspin serve or do you mean in your video that the flat serve is, in fact, a topspin serve where we pronate early to get it flater ? Thanks for your answer
Most flat serves have some level of spin(very small) to increase the servers margin and allow the server to hit big serves that go in the court. The amount of spin will depend on how much you get left to right when you’re hitting the ball and the level of pronation used, once you have a good understanding and feel for both, you can adjust to get your desired ball.
Could not see 8th video. Kept starting back at 1.
Hey Alan, the videos fixed now so you can watch the baseline video. Thanks.
This is not the good video. It is the introduction video
Hey Chris, what level are you and what exactly are you looking to improve on your serve?
Hi, about 3.5 level. Want to improve flat serve that I found it more difficult that kick serve.
Thanks for the feedback. I will note this for the next iteration of this courses!
Hi, I don’ t understand very well. Do you only show in this course the topspin serve or do you mean in your video that the flat serve is, in fact, a topspin serve where we pronate early to get it flater ? Thanks for your answer
Most flat serves have some level of spin(very small) to increase the servers margin and allow the server to hit big serves that go in the court. The amount of spin will depend on how much you get left to right when you’re hitting the ball and the level of pronation used, once you have a good understanding and feel for both, you can adjust to get your desired ball.