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BEST Tennis Slice Serve Technique - How To Hit Slice Serve in Slow Motion

🎾 VISIT CTW ACADEMY HERE: http://ctwacademy.com 🎾 FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK:   / ctwacademy   🎾 SPECIAL LINK TO ONE OF MY BEST COURSES: https://www.ctwacademy.com/flash-sale/ Tennis slice serve is one of the service techniques that you want to have in your toolbox. Watch this video to see the slice serve in slow motion and the best techniques to use just like Roger Federer's slice serve. Video Transcript: Hi guys. Today, I wanted to talk about a serve that's used a lot on the ATP Tour and the WTA Tour as well. That's when players are serving to the deuce court and they're hitting out wide. Most people on the tour are right handed, so you might be thinking, "Well, why would I want to hit to the guy's forehand?" Most of the time, the forehand side is the stronger side. Federer uses this play a lot. He'll hit it out wide, then look for a ... Then he'll run around, he'll hit it out wide and then look to run around and use his forehand to dictate play, so it's very common. The thing is, to hit this serve, you've got to hit it on the line, because if you don't, if you hit it too much inside the line, you're hitting to your opponent's wheelhouse. You're hitting to their forehand, they're not stretched out. You see, that's the key. The key is when you hit a serve out wide, you've got to hit it out wide. You've got to hit the line and pull them wide. Get them stretched out. If you get them stretched out, they're not going to be able to hit a powerful return. Usually, the return is weak towards the middle of the court, so that enables you to run around and start dictating with your forehand. How do we hit the serve out wide? If you wanted to hit a serve out wide, a pure slice serve is going to bend from right to left. It's going to go out left if you hit a pure slice serve. When you hit a pure slice, you're basically coming around 3 o'clock. You're [00:02:00] hitting the back side of the ball. On all your serves, you're hitting the back side, but if we think of that ball like a clock, where do I want the racquet face to be moving when I hit that back side? We want it to be moving around 3 o'clock when we hit a pure slice. Now, the only problem with pure slice is, the spin now, the ball is spinning sideways, so you have to keep the ball. Once the ball starts spinning sideways, you're going to get a nice movement from right to left. It's going to curve out left, but you have to keep the ball closer to the net, because you don't have any topspin on the ball pulling it down. If it's too high over the net, it would side spin, it's going to go long. What you need to hit this serve out wide ... The other thing too is that the net is slightly higher out there towards the line. In the middle you got 36 inches out there. By the sideline, it's getting close to 40 inches high. You want to use what I call the slop spin serve. You want some slice and you want some topspin, some slop spin. If you were hitting, let's say, a pure topspin serve, you might be brushing the ball from 7 o'clock to 1 o'clock, okay 7 to 1. If you can really bend your back like Nikolay Davydenko, he used to go way back. He'd almost go 6 to 12 on his topspin serve. The key is now, if you're going to have a mixture of the two, slice and topspin, you'd want to contact the ball at about 8 o'clock. [00:04:00] Here's 12, here's 6, 7, 8. You're going to contact at 8 and brush to 2. That's going to give you some topspin and some slice. That's the kind of spin you'd want when you're trying to pull your opponent out wide. This serve takes practice. You got to feel confident that you're going to hit that line, because you want to get them stretched out. If you don't, you're going to hit it in to their wheelhouse, so you got to get it out wide, so they're going to hit a weaker return towards the middle of the court, set you up to dictate with the forehand. When you're brushing, remember, it's 8 to 2, for topspin and slice, the slop spin. 6 there, 12 there. I'm going to be brushing this way when I hit the ball. The advantage of putting a little topspin on is going to help you clear the net on that sideline where the net is getting a little higher there. Let me demo a few of those for you. Incoming keywords: tennis slice serve best tennis serve slice serve tennis tennis channel academy slice tennis serve slice serve slow motion service slicé tennis tennis service slicé federer slice serve slice serve technique tennis slice serve slow motion ctw academy how to hit slice serve tennis serve slice how to hit a slice serve in tennis tennis slice serve technique how to slice serve in tennis federer slice serve slow motion tennis slice serve tutorial Video URL:    • BEST Tennis Slice Serve Technique -  How T...