The game of tennis might seem complicated for those new to it, but it can essentially be broken down into 8 basic shots. All 8 shots need to be mastered to excel and proceed to the higher levels of tennis. … Read More
The second serve in tennis is like a mystery to many club players. Sure, anyone can hit a slow second serve into the box with no spin, but I’m talking about a kick serve with pace and massive spin that … Read More
The serve toss in tennis gives many players problems. This is because it is accomplished with the nondominant hand and is an unnatural motion. Furthermore, the toss needs to be placed in a certain location to hit the ball. If … Read More
For any level player, the serve is the most complicated shot in tennis. This is especially true for beginners. This is because the serve requires a complex series of movements executed with precision timing in a matter of seconds. It’s … Read More
If you really wanted the best vehicle for cornering, would you waste time researching the best Jeep? Of course not! You need the tennis racket that will fit your level and your game more than the “best” all-purpose racket. So … Read More
If you’re looking to turn your serve into a weapon, it’s critical you know the different types of serve spins and how to execute them. I wrote this post to give you exactly that information – as well as explain … Read More
I’m sure you’ve heard the old adage in tennis, “you’re only as good as your second serve.” Well, that’s because it’s true. If your second serve is meat, the lions of tennis will feast on it and you’ll quickly be … Read More
The serve is the most complicated stroke in tennis. It’s also one of the most difficult to teach. Until now. If you’re not familiar with the ServeMaster by Total Serve, this article could potentially be your gateway to the serve … Read More
We all want more power in our tennis serve. We see professional players on TV hitting serves 120 mph+ and they make it look easy. Yet the average club player has difficulty serving more than 90 mph. Why? It comes … Read More
In the world of tennis, there are two types of serves: the beginner serve and the advanced serve. The beginner’s serve is often referred to as the “waiter’s tray serve” or just the “waiter’s serve”. The advanced serve is the … Read More
