[Tennis]Yoshihito Nishioka Serve Technique - Pro Tennis Lesson

Hello everyone this is Kiku Nozomi This time it's a collaboration between Yoshiz Channel and our Star Tennis Academy Please continue to support Mr Nishio Please support him So this time I would like to talk a little about serves The right-handed player is actually a lefty so to speak I'd like to ask about that kind of know-how and what kind of thoughts they have while doing it How is the grip I don't really know what others do I guess it's probably just a standard grip when the racket is upright Continental grip is not very tight It's just a grip from above Like a knife grip Watching the slice of the serve and the feel of the spin I thought it might be a bit thinner but that's not the case Yes it's the same as a volley It's the same grip as a volley We feel it's a bit thinner than that It might better to keep the wide serves in check What do you think I might be on the thicker side even among professionals More people tend to grip it more loosely Even players like Aozai have been known to have a weak grip so is that how it's been since their junior days It's getting a little thinner now This is the thinnest I've ever been in my tennis career It's probably because I want to hit serves like this or maybe it's about more spin and speed That's right we're gradually making changes and it feels just right like this That's of course regardless of the type we're using this one grip for everything That's right I think the speed has improved significantly but isn' t it because it's indoor Isn't it because it's indoor What I'm most careful about is the probability and when and where to hit the ball but if I decide to hit it I can actually hit it sooner But I don't really need it that much Sometimes during practice you have to hit different kinds of balls In contrast the center there is currently hitting a slice I think you can hit flat shots and spin shots if you become a pro but how to differentiate between them is quite important to me I want to reach up as much as I can because I'm not very tall but I don't want to end up doing it in a way that's too exaggerated so I need to make sure my bow isn't too quick I definitely have the image of wanting to stay here for a while I really like the serves of the player Foniini You're not using any effort at all Here in this stance Leaving it like this just this part is really good A little bit like a hand-hit the racket moves without moving the core Don't you feel like your legs are completely straight like this But even though the serve can be really wild I really like the feeling it leaves behind and I do try to imitate it quite a bit It means I don't want to put in too much effort on serve I play assuming that I will definitely get it back We end up leaving it up to them after coming back so even if we give it our all it's still probably only going to be around 200 or not Isn't it not normal on a global scale Honestly if I'm going to try hard and keep hitting it I just want to miss the center of the opponent's 180 km I want to aim for something that seems a bit like this here Let's go a little further Let's go again A little wide with a spin-like feel please I don't spin much My spin inside of me That's great Nishio player I'm pretty much hitting the spin like that But even though that toss is like that I think it's almost the same I'm hitting the slice from the current contact point But sometimes it's a bit like throwing it up there There are quite a few people who try to spin it Like trying to make it go outside trying to make it bounce out You know I can't really hit it properly and I can't get it out of my head I tend to slice a bit like a spin if there's a slice in the center here You would be cautious wouldn't you If I were the opponent I'd find the center a bit annoying Just having a wide player in the area is enough you know The form doesn't change much Not really changed much Another thing I'm concerned about is this left hand when I type like this The left hand tends to stay in this position Let me stop here as I was taught Now looking at it I'm a bit late so I'm loosening up at the end I think I'm quite I'm also the same as the back part I'm just imitating all sorts of people Who is the server Isn't it a fake I like fake players and Puya players Player Peya is arriving really late here I really like this feeling I see There's a slight delay in the backswing Then you swing from here I really like the way you hit it but when I watch you the set isn't high so it doesn't wobble and even if this part is relaxed you don't go too far back Don't go to the back just stay here I'll lift you up smoothly from here I really wanted this to be very simple lower body energy Do you really feel like you 're using it that much But it's more than enough Enough for me if I bend it too much it's bad I really like it when it's a bit stiff Adding a little cushion makes it much easier to hit Can I have an ad side from the center Understood I'll leave the pitch type to you This one has a slice going to the wide area This feels really like a decisive moment now Now your feet are in a footback style isn 't it No it's not this type that aligns properly behind This is from the beginning from the start So this type that is aligned Have you ever tried a foot-up No I haven' t I tried a few times but gave up because I couldn't balance It 's simply the feeling of going down and then up like this Viewers often ask which leg they're kicking strongly with it's complicated Do you ever feel that Like which one you're kicking harder My weight has been fluctuating a bit lately At that point here it' s like this around 7.3 or 6.4 probably around 7.3 to 8.2 on the right Then the weight on the right foot's bend is greater Either way probably this one as well You're not going to get on this side are you Either way I think I'll probably ride on the right side of the road In my case it's the right side For right-handed people it's the left I think I'll probably go to this side first That means the right foot bears the weight doesn't it Once you're balanced you kick You are kicking but your back foot is also supporting you So you're both kicking and balancing This is a wide serve it's like a left-handed player's lifeline If you can't hit it here I think you probably won't be able to win I saw it now The next court is going to be a turn No this one This court also turns It's a carpet in the Indian direction Still I don't understand this It's hard to understand I type as if I'm saying I'm going wide but from the opponent's perspective it's almost the same racket movement just changing the angle from above That's why it bends so much I thought maybe I'm holding it too thin Wide or either way I change the serve during the match I change the timing I sometimes hit on purpose quickly don't you notice with the serve When I look up it seems like this side has more but I also read quite a bit but I thought it would be read and I found it really annoying so I put it on this side and also post on the wide But if you bring it up this way it becomes quite a spin doesn't it From there it's also quite a bit Sometimes I aim for angles and how to not get noticed you know I sometimes stand around here there are do you shoot on purpose from here I'll take the shot from here If you hit it wide from here it curves a lot and then you hit it towards the center yeah In terms of swing direction the ball is like this isn't it Of course you aim for here Yes what happens from here What happens from here Probably the winner is most concerned about this swing direction What will happen there Let's try What will happen I'd like to see it in slow motion Is it the feeling of swinging up Or the feeling of swinging forward When hitting a wide shot when hitting wide It's not possible to go any higher you know It's not going up Something Here I feel like pushing it down Do you put it in from above or from the side I use this too both of them same toss I'm sending it straight up but it's swinging quite a bit to the side now this is hitting like this Sometimes you would cut like that and sometimes you would hook it a little bit from the same toss and from what I' ve seen the grip is Because it's held by the Continental I don't think it's too slanted this one stands upright even though it looks like it's standing upright it can actually be rotated well the way to hit it is really good I like the sound The sound of a slice is really From the other person's perspective If that sound is made There's a strong sense of fear I thought it was really If you imagine it Then it hits you hard Because it comes from the same form and the same toss I really don't know I've been pretty much into it I want to avoid getting caught I don't want to reveal it I just want to get rid of it a little It doesn't matter if I say it now because I change a lot during the game so it's not really related to me left-handed players have the wide area as their main strength which is natural What kind of wide fit is that There are about three or four types of wide fits so if you don't have variations especially for someone like me who is short It's still tough As I just said I do it really quickly That's what I mean by thinking through the development I use different approaches depending on the scene I divide the absorption a bit when I hit the body serve They sometimes intentionally type very slowly I see Like shifting things around So we sent you the server edition but it has various variations you know I knew that but I think the viewers are probably thinking that way and playing the game like that When I saw the match footage I felt good about knowing what serve to hit next and I think others will feel the same way because that's her strength given her short height How well you can keep the service game is also quite important so I use a variety of things Viewers also know there's more than one way to do it I think it's necessary to have a slightly broader range of timing and striking techniques so I really recommend you try it Thank you See you next time Bye