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Return of serve technique is one of the most important aspects in the game of Tennis. The return of serve is the second most important shot in Tennis and it is also a very underpracticed shot from my experience. Go to: http://www.onlinetennisinstruction.com/page/lftpyt?Return+Of+Serve+Technique+Develop+A+Short+Compact+Motion and learn how to hit bigger serves&forehands with our Free Learn From The Pros Video series In this video I show you how you can develop a short compact motion on your return of serve, which I believe is the primary key to develop a great return of serve. SUBSCRIBE FOR OTHER TENNIS TIPS: http://www.youtube.com/user/OnlineTennisLessons?sub_confirmation=1 CHECK OUR FREE LEARN FROM THE PROS VIDEO SERIES: http://www.onlinetennisinstruction.com/page/lftpyt?Return+Of+Serve+Technique+Develop+A+Short+Compact+Motion LETS CONNECT: Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/OnlineTennisInstruction Google+ ► https://www.google.com/+Onlinetennisinstruction1 Twitter ► https://twitter.com/OTI_Tennis WWW ► http://www.onlinetennisinstruction.com

Sometimes a really weak second serve can actually be very hard to deal with. Many players don’t really know how to approach a weak second serve that lands very short. A common mistake is to overhit because you think you need to hit a winner. In this video I explain how to properly deal with these weak 2nd serves effectively.

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🎾 Get personalized video feedback on your game with The OTI Digital Coach: A world-class coach in your pocket! Click here for all the details: https://bit.ly/3V9aAYN 🎾 Get a personalized forehand analysis! Click Here: https://bit.ly/3J263jo 🎾 👕 OTI Apparel is here! ➡ http://bit.ly/3Z9hdZg --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Have you been told to snap your wrist on the serve? That is bad advice and will not help you develop that effortless serve power we all want! Instead, you need to use internal shoulder rotation and pronation to generate that effortless serve power. In this video OTI Master Instructor Nadim Naser shows you what that means and how you can master it!