Take a bucket of balls and practice hitting the ball past the baseline. This will smooth out your stroke and really add power.
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Take a bucket of balls and practice slicing your serve over and over. This bread and butter shot will take you far.
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Most power comes from snapping your forearm and wrist into the ball. Getting your elbow high up on the backswing gives you room to SNAP AN ACE!
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A consistent ball toss goes a long way to developing a consistent serve. Practice tossing it and letting it bounce. It should land in the same spot every time.
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Attacking the serve is difficult. Plan where to hit it before it comes, then commit to going for it!
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The classic drill: Put targets in the service box and using a bucket of balls aim for each until you can hit them.
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Serving into the body is very effective. Imagine your opponent is wearing a belt and then try to hit his belt buckle.
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The most common error on serve is hitting into the net. Practice keeping your tossing arm high during your swing to prevent your upper body from pulling down too quickly.
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Mix up the pace on your serve to keep your opponent guessing. This makes your flat boomers more effective and keeps your opponent from getting grooved.
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Coming into the net on a second serve is dangerous! If you do it, make sure your not giving your opponent an easy forehand!!
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Don't forget to think before you serve. Take a few seconds to plan your attack and mix up your placement to keep your opponent guessing.
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Don't forget to think before you serve. Plan your attack and vary the pace on your serve. Your opponent can get grooved even on your fastest serve if you hit too many.
