How to drastically improve your ball toss!

11 Comments

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   Chris Reid 2 years ago

   First. Brilliant idea. Amazing

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   Alicia Mae 2 years ago

   Great

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   Nickie Daley 2 years ago

   Great idea. Thanks man

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   Julienne Arden-Rose 2 years ago

   So simple to do anywhere. It really works, and probably needs revisiting until I can do this in a match. Great tip.❤

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   Wally Friend 2 years ago

   I've done this before and it helps but it didn't solve my consistency problem. Really the only thing that worked for me is to practice everyday until it becomes muscle memory.

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   FairwayJack 2 years ago

   like

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   Sam Marlatt 2 years ago

   Another FANTASTIC tip!…especially noting that a toss without the full swing is not the same as when you figure to hit the ball.
   Someone is going to have to mention though about the players who arc their toss so even the good ones would land funny, not under the contact point like when it goes straight up and down.

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   Andre Halim 2 years ago

   Lower toss seems to be easier to achieve consistency to place in front. 🤷

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   James Davis 2 years ago

   So are you saying that, unconsciously, you will become better at making consistent, well-placed ball tosses? Or is this simply a way of learning to recognize bad tosses earlier? I have the bad habit of hitting bad tosses, but I have a (probably-less-than-optimal) work around: I will actually decide which type of service to hit based on the toss (!). Over my head = topspin, low and/or out wide = slice, and (on those rare occasions where it’s perfect) optimal placement = flat. It works well, for me at least, but mostly on first serves. Whereas I can hit a slice 2nd serve instead of a topspin, flat is/should be out of the question. Just my maladaptive 2 cents.

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    Precision Point Tennis 2 years ago

    Another epic insight and lesson from you! Thank you!!!

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    Crosscourt Rabbit, Complete Tennis 2 years ago

    Terrific advice. Love the stringless racket idea.