The series How to Serve in Tennis # 1 we've been discussing how to use slice serve, and now we're the same – the same study on the toss on serve.
Toss is a very important part of the serve and should be practiced separately until you can throw the ball the most appropriate place to do blow. Toss a tennis ball field that is too high or too low or too close to the body or too far in front of you, tend to produce a bad serve.
To perform the techniques serve towards the ad court, stood approximately 3 inches from the center of the baseline. This gives you a better angle to serve technique to the backhand of the opponent and give greater opportunities to return the ball with the forehand technique (if it is in your power forehand).
Put the toe of your left approximately one inch behind the baseline and put your right leg about 6 inches closer to the left sideline. Your legs should be stretched approximately 18 inches. Toss, of back swing, forward swing, and transfer of the object weight, thrust, and Fulcrum follow-through in this same server used to serve towards the deuce court.
If you serve the first out, you have to quickly find out what went wrong and then fix it immediately. Maybe toss you’re not high enough or you lack adequate slice to serve. (The more powerful slice, the slower pebbles while letting the ball). Most players give a more powerful slice on the second serve to keep the ball does not pass through service line the back. If you serve you always go out the field on the left or the right, check the toss you and if you toss a little, change the position of your legs. The ball usually move fit the foot pointing direction.
If you serve the first concerns on the net, you may hit the ball too far in front. This is a result of a bad toss. Or maybe you didn't hit the ball right at the center point of your Racquet strings, so that the power of rackets (though only slightly) you are unused. On the next serve, check this by looking at the ball when the racket took it.
source: advice from Coach Tennis
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