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Grab my journey here Ebook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093LBPG1R and get life changing tips. Thank you for your support 🙏 Three tips get more height on your kick serve immediately. Number one, don't fall into the trap of having your ball toss too far behind. Ball toss still needs to be in front but to the left so that you can brush up and over. Once the ball toss is in front, make sure you get your body underneath the ball so that you can swing up and through the ball. One way to get underneath the ball easily is to push your left hip forward. This makes it easier to go up on the ball. After that, all you really want to focus on is your contact point. A good way to kick up on the ball is to contact the ball from six to two. If the ball was a clock, contact number six and brush through to number two. This way you will get tremendous height on your kick serve. #kickserve #secondserve #tennisserve Tennis Kick serve Tennis Kick serve grip Tennis Kick serve Slow-motion Tennis Kick serve drills Tennis Kick serve toss Tennis Kick serve pronation Tennis Kick serve tips Tennis Kick serve Ball toss Tennis Kick serve swing path Tennis Kick serve progression Tennis Kick serve technique Tennis Kick serve analysis If someone told me that I can only give you two tips on the kick serve to help you get your kicks serve better and I was not allowed to give you any more than two tips, the following two tips is exactly what I would give you. And these are my two favorite kick serve tips. Focus on these two kick serve tips. Your kick will get better without a doubt. Firstly, change your grip from a continental grip to a Eastern backhand grip which is on Bevel one this is going to allow you to have more kick on your second serve. In the beginning it might feel like you can't hit the ball up it might feel like it's too much. But as you get used to it, you're gonna be able to hit a proper kick serve with a lot of topspin. Secondly, you need to find a way to keep your body sideways on your kick serve. And one of the best ways to stay sideways I have found is to land on your left and kick your back leg behind you. Your back leg has to be behind you. It's not enough for the back leg just to be up because it's easy for your body to rotate. body cannot rotate on the kicker we need to stay sideways if you want the ball to kick to your opponent's backhand. Don't forget to click the following video. If you really want to take your kick serve to the next level. Alright guys in this video we are going to talk about a crazy kick serve magic tip that I figured out while coaching one of my players. It might not sound too crazy to you, and I'm sure you've heard of this before but it's zoning in on it and understanding how much this little tip help this player is absolutely crazy. We have tried everything on the kick serve and we just could not find a way for this girl to kick her serve. We tried everything and once we got to this little tip in this video, she started kicking the ball, you see many players don't realize but they can't kick serve the ball because they're opening up the body. If you're not side on to the ball, it's impossible to kick your serve. But it's not enough just to say stay sideways and kick the ball. You have to know what must I do to stay sideways and kick the ball and by telling this girl to land on her left leg and kick the back leg up. She started kick serving the ball but the back leg has to be behind you if the back leg is up, but still coming around you. It does not help, the back leg has to stay behind you. So drop down into your legs, jump up land on your left leg and kick the back leg up behind you and watch how your serve will start. In this video we're going to help you hit a better flat forehand. What you need to understand is that many players focus so much on topspin, which is brilliant but they forget to develop their flat forhand. In this video, I'm going to show you that the flat forehand actually it doesn't mean that you hit just forward through the ball but you actually have to hit across the ball. Also, another thing that you need to watch is and understand is that the flat forehand is very risky. So only use it at the right times and use it to surprise your opponents. The flat ball is also a lot better used on the higher ball. If you use the flat ball on the low ball, you're probably going to miss more than you want. Lastly,If you're struggling with the flat ball on extreme western forehand a great drill to do is to actually use your western grip and slice underneath the ball with the same swing. Once you get that feel, then you can start moving onto normal flat forehand with your western grip. And yes, I agree, you still have to topspin 80% of the time but you need the flat forehand at the right Eastern forehand grip Eastern forehand grip tennis