LIVE ON THE EDGE: The Power Serve

May 26, 2016
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LIVE ON THE EDGE: The Power Serve

Concentrate on your racquet's edge to flatten out your serve.

Published May 26, 2016

Pronation can be tough to understand for players of any level. It’s easier to focus on racquet edges instead. To add power to your flat serve, speed up the inside edge of your racquet to help pronate through the ball. By focusing on edges, you’re working on the racquet face instead of worrying about your arm.