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Tom Avery’s FREE Tennis Lessons – How to Deal with the Serve and Volleyer
Posted on 31 March 2011 by Guest Author
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Milos Raonic’s Serve Close Up, SloMo and Stop Action
Posted on 14 March 2011 by Guest Author
Take a close look at one of the best serves in tennis. Includes still, slow motion video, and stop action
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Tennis Student – Dartfish of David’s Forehand, Backhand, Volley, and Serve Before/After 1 lesson
Posted on 26 February 2011 by Guest Author
Video by www.budcox.com.Dartfish video analysis can help you see the correct bio-mechanical reference points. The Pro tennis player on the left screen has been trained in The ACE System. David is on the right, and you can see his progress on the forehand, backhand, volley, and serve. (The video is short, but you can get tons out of it if you pause and start for frame-by-frame viewing.) This video will also give you an idea of the amount of time it can take to improve your tennis technique (one lesson in this video). If you apply the correct bio-mechanical reference points, you can develop pro-like form in no time. You can view a free list of reference points at http Enjoy and see what tennis tips you can glean for your game from the quick online video comparison.
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Tennis Student – Dartfish of Michael’s Forehand, Backhand, and Serve Before and After 1 to 4 Lessons
Posted on 20 February 2011 by Guest Author
Video by www.budcox.com.Dartfish video analysis can help you see the correct bio-mechanical reference points. The Pro tennis player on the left screen has been trained in The ACE System. Michael is on the right, and you can see his progress on the forehand, backhand, and serve. (The video is short, but you can get tons out of it if you pause and start for frame-by-frame viewing.) This video will also give you an idea of the amount of time it can take to improve your tennis technique (one to four lessons in this video). If you apply the correct bio-mechanical reference points, you can develop pro-like form in no time. You can view a free list of reference points at http Enjoy and see what tennis tips you can glean for your game from the quick online video comparison.
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Tennis Lessons – Sydney’s First Serve And Kick Serve 103110
Posted on 10 February 2011 by Guest Author
Tennis Tips – Serve Tips – Kick Serve I like the loose, “spaghetti” swing with a snap at the top. Sometimes, we miss the snap, and pat the ball on the way down. After the motion, I see you finishing off-balance, falling to your left. No need for that kind of knee bend… sometimes it holds up your motion. Overall, much improved over the last time we posted a serve video! Comments welcome.
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Advance Tennis Serve Strategies with DMACTennis.com
Posted on 04 February 2011 by Guest Author
SusanB’s Tennis Training Series 1 – Slice Serve
Posted on 28 January 2011 by Guest Author
Susan is a gifted tennis player living in Baton Rouge. she has recently started taking a slice serve class from a spin clinic conducted by Jesse, aka “spin doctor”. you can see from this video what she has been able to accomplish after only two sessions. it is truely remarkable!!! Susan is also working hard to improve her combo drop, net volley, ground stroke, lob, angle shot, etc. She is determined to transform herself into a well rounded tennis player in the shortest time possible. watch out you lady players out there!!
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Federer Slow Motion Serve @ ATP Masters 2010
Posted on 25 January 2011 by Guest Author
Tennis Student – Dartfish of Kathryn’s Forehand, Backhand, and Serve Before and After 7 Months
Posted on 22 January 2011 by Guest Author
Video by www.budcox.com.Dartfish video analysis can help you see the correct bio-mechanical reference points. The Pro tennis player on the left screen has been trained in The ACE System. Kathryn is on the right, and you can see her progress on the forehand, backhand, and serve. (The video is short, but you can get tons out of it if you pause and start for frame-by-frame viewing.) This video will also give you an idea of the amount of time it can take to improve your tennis technique (seven months in this video). If you apply the correct bio-mechanical reference points, you can develop pro-like form in no time. You can view a free list of reference points at http Enjoy and see what tennis tips you can glean for your game from the quick online video comparison.
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*TENNIS HOW TO SERVE*: Trophy Position To Contact
Posted on 21 January 2011 by Guest Author
jeffsalzensteintennis.com Have a look at this short tennis lesson where I answer an email from a tennis fan that wants to improve her tennis serve. I go through the keys to dominating with the tennis serve and I remind tennis players that you can have a bad serve and still develop it into a big weapon with the right information and the right action. Former ATP Top 100 ATP Tour player, USTA High Performance Coach and Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Jeff Salzenstein, reveals inside this video the tennis tips to show you how to hit a better tennis serve. 3 big keys on the tennis serve are 1) Stance 2) Ball position 3) Staying more sideways at contact Learning these tips helped me develop a great tennis serve and serve my best in my 30′s. I know these tips can help you, too Get your free gifts at jeffsalzensteintennis.com.
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