Time Magazine's films Novak Djokavic providing lessons on all strokes of the game. Djokavic provides tips on the forehand, backhand, serve, drop shot, and overhead.

Novak Djokovic actually gives 7 lessons in this video on the fundamentals of tennis (and one wicked John McEnroe impression)

Kick Serve: Master Class with Katrina Adams. Former tour player and tennis professional Katrina Adams teaches the proper techniques of the Kick Serve.

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The follow through completes your service motion. From contact, follow through so that the racket points straight down at the court and get your back foot up so that all the weight is on your front foot. Bring the racket around to the other side of your body in a smooth and relaxed motion.

The first step of the serve focuses on how you position your body at the start of your motion. The stance is how you stand when you hit a serve. The stance is important because positioning yourself properly allows you to move correctly throughout your entire motion.

Watch how Federer, Murray, Hass, Hewitt, Davydenko, Safin, Tsonga all make the same move when tossing the ball.

Coach Kyril explains the Slice, Topspin and Kick Serves, and demonstrates them as well.

Coach Kyril breaks down how - and why - the Power Serve works so well

On this first of 3 video's you will see and read the key points to learn a proper basic serve. If a seven year old girl can do it so can you!

On this second of 3 video's you will see and read the key points to learn a proper basic serve. If a seven year old girl can do it so can you!

On this third of 3 video's you will see and read the key points to learn a proper basic serve. If a seven year old girl can do it so can you!

a detailed description of the service technique and how to learn it.  This article covers Grip, Stance, Toss, Swing, Contact, Pronating, etc.  Great Article

How Roger Federer Hits Wicked One-Handed Backhands - And How YOU Can Do It Too!

This video shows how to hit and use the topspin serve more effectively.  The spin serve gives more margin for error and also causes the ball to bounce higher above the returners comfort level.   Learn about the contact point and finish point.   

This video shows how to hit the flat serve with the same continental grip as the spin serve.

A common mistake for many players is to get caught in the court after the serve.  Gustavo demonstrates how players find themselves in trouble before the point begins and how to correct it.

The Slice serve is called just that because of what it does - it 'slices' away from you as it hits the ground. The reason for this is because of the sideways spin dynamic on the ball. This is very basic. The sideways spin on the ball is caused by the string bed on the face of the tennis racket hitting the tennis ball slightly to the right of center relative to the front of the ball, and hitting it from a horizontal bias

Coming to the net immediately after a serve is a great way to mix things up in your singles play, and something that everybody should be doing most of the time in their doubles play.

Most of the top pros excel in getting the second serve deep, with a high kick, preventing the other player to hit a winner or to advance on the court.

Tennis Pro Hans Romer demonstrates Tennis Tip Regarding the Service Motion

Outlines the importance of pronation in the power serve. These six instructional videos teach you how hit the power serve, drills to practice, and the physics behind it

Outlines the importance of pronation in the power serve. These six instructional videos teach you how hit the power serve, drills to practice, and the physics behind it

Outlines the importance of pronation in the power serve.  These six instructional videos teach you how hit the power serve, drills to practice, and the physics behind it

Outlines the importance of pronation in the power serve. These six instructional videos teach you how hit the power serve, drills to practice, and the physics behind it

Outlines the importance of pronation in the power serve. These six instructional videos teach you how hit the power serve, drills to practice, and the physics behind it

Outlines the importance of pronation in the power serve.  These six instructional videos teach you how hit the power serve, drills to practice, and the physics behind it

Outlines the importance of pronation in the power serve.  These six instructional videos teach you how hit the power serve, drills to practice, and the physics behind it

Second serves are not just a backup for a missed first serve. A player’s second serve should be a different shot altogether. For first serves, ATP pro tour players generally use a flat serve with little spin; for the second serve, the same players use either slice or topspin. Competitive and recreational players should use the same format when hitting their first and second serve.

The key to a great second serve is consistency. Between 4 and 8 points per set are lost by the average player. Therefore, between 2 and 4 total service games are wasted during a match. There are several solutions to this problem.

There are two types of spin to add to your second serve. The first is slice (learn more here); the second is topspin. Slice causes the ball to hit the ground, stay low, and curve (kick) to the left. Topspin serves tend to hit the ground, bounce high, and kick to the right (opposite for lefty players).