Master Your Serve

Serving is more than just starting the point — it's your first opportunity to take control. A powerful, consistent serve can win you free points and keep your opponent under pressure.

Why the Serve Matters

Your serve sets the tone. Whether you’re opening a game or breaking a tie, it’s your chance to play on your terms. A strong serve can:

• Disrupt your opponent’s rhythm
• Build your confidence early
• Give you easy points under pressure

3 Elements of a Great Serve

To master your serve, focus on:

• Toss Control – Consistent height and placement build rhythm
• Body Rotation – Use your core and legs, not just your arm
• Follow Through – Finish strong for more spin and control

"A great serve doesn’t just start the point. It wins it before it begins."

![Image Placeholder – A player mid-serve with focus and form]
Image Caption: Mastering your serve starts with technique and consistency

Take Action

Start by adding 10–15 minutes of serve practice at the end of each session:

1. 10 serves focused on toss
2. 10 serves focused on form
3. 10 game-speed serves with targets

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