Season 25 Episode #03 Nathan Singleton and Shaun J Boyce

Today in this short episode of quick tennis tip, Coach Nathan Singleton shares the importance of the serve variety. He doesn't only share the appropriate way of switching between wide, body, and T-serves. Rather he also talks about how mixing up pace and positioning helps to improve your playing style. Learn how adjusting your serve like a skilled baseball pitcher can keep your opponents guessing and give you an edge on the court.

🏆 Key Takeaways:

✔️ Why varying your serve is crucial to winning more points

✔️ How to use kick serves, slice serves, and power serves effectively

✔️ The strategic advantage of changing your position on the baseline

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Hey, hey, this is Shaun with the GoTennis Podcast powered by Signature Tennis.

Today's tennis tip comes from coach Nathan Singleton.

Have a listen and let us know what you think.

Hello everyone, this is Nathan from FirstServeUniversity.com, your tactical specialist here to give you advice on how

to win more matches.

Today let's talk more about the serve and having variety.

One of the most common mistakes that servers make is they don't mix it up enough.

And I'm not just talking about switching from your wide serve to your body serve to your

T-serve.

I'm talking about playing with the pace and your position.

As far as pace is concerned, sometimes throwing a kick serve on the first serve, throwing

a slice down the tee, throwing a hard serve out wide.

Instead of the slice serve, and then also adjust your position on the baseline.

Sometimes staying really close to the hash mark, sometimes staying close to the alley.

Like a good pitcher and baseball.

You never give the same pitch over and over again.

All that does is give them practice over the match until they start to get used to it and

then start to hit good returns.

So next time you're in a match, make sure that you use a lot of variety and see how you

start to win more easy points.

This is Nathan from FirstServeUniversity.com here to give you advice on how to win more matches.

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