Tennis - Serving

This video tutorial focuses on the fundamentals of serving in tennis. It begins with an introduction to the importance of serving, as it initiates the point in a tennis match. The tutorial then outlines the basic techniques for serving, including the correct stance, ball toss, and racket positioning. Key points are emphasized, such as keeping the feet shoulder-width apart, throwing the ball with the non-racket hand, and making contact with the ball at its highest point while moving body weight forward. The video concludes with a recap of these essential techniques and a closing message.

Why is serving considered a crucial part of a tennis game?

• It is the only way to score points.

• It initiates the point.

• It is the easiest skill to master.

• It is the most defensive move.

What is the correct position for your feet when preparing to serve?

• Feet together and sideways.

• Feet apart and facing the net.

• Feet shoulder width apart and sideways.

• Feet together and facing forward.

Which hand should you use to toss the ball during a serve?

• Your racket hand.

• Either hand.

• Both hands.

• Your non-racket hand.

Where should the racket be positioned before making contact with the ball?

• In front of your body.

• Beside your hip.

• Behind your head.

• Above your shoulder.

What should your body weight be doing as you make contact with the ball?

• Shifting backward.

• Staying still.

• Leaning sideways.

• Moving forward.