HOW TO DO THE SIDE-SPIN SERVE [TUTORIAL]
Summary
TLDRIn this tutorial, the creator addresses requests for tips on trick shots and serves. Demonstrating a specific serve technique, they explain the importance of grip, wrist flick, and finger positioning to generate spin and speed. Despite being left-handed, the method is adaptable for right-handed players. The tutorial includes a slow-motion demonstration of the serve. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for more upcoming tutorials.
Takeaways
- 📹 God's people here today, I've been asked to do some tutorials.
- 🎯 Today's tutorial will cover my serves and trick shots.
- 📢 Stay tuned, hit subscribe and like this video for more content.
- 🖐️ First step: grip the racket correctly, whether you're left or right-handed.
- 👍 Place your thumb on one side and your pointer finger on the other.
- 💨 This grip allows for more speed and flick of the wrist, generating more spin.
- 👌 Support the racket with your pointer finger and thumb to control spin.
- 🔄 For a siphon serve, go around the ball quickly, not just underneath.
- 🌀 Add a slight flick to curve the ball, not just straight down.
- 📸 Here’s a slow-motion video of the siphon serve.
- 🏁 That's the end of the tutorial, hope you enjoyed it.
- 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe and like the video for more tutorials coming soon.
Q & A
What is the main topic of the video?
-The main topic of the video is a tutorial on how to perform a specific type of serve in a sport, possibly basketball, as indicated by the mention of 'serves' and 'trick shots'.
Why is the speaker doing this tutorial?
-The speaker is doing this tutorial because they have learned a lot from someone named 'before had' and they are also doing a lot of their church on videos.
What is the speaker's preferred hand for gripping the ball?
-The speaker is left-handed and explains how to grip the ball for left-handed people, but also mentions that the technique can be adapted for right-handed individuals.
How does the speaker suggest gripping the ball for maximum control and speed?
-The speaker suggests gripping the ball with the thumb on one side and the index finger on the other, while keeping the other fingers curled up but the pointer finger on both sides for more speed with a flick of the wrist.
What is the purpose of the pointer finger and thumb in the grip?
-The pointer finger and thumb are used to hold the back of the ball, allowing for more spin and control during the serve.
What is the technique described for the serve?
-The technique involves not going entirely underneath the ball, but rather going around it quickly and then adding a flip, curving around the world, and tossing the ball with the whole hand.
What is the purpose of the 'siphon serve' mentioned in the script?
-The 'siphon serve' is a specific type of serve technique that involves a quick, curved motion around the ball and a flip, which generates spin.
What is the speaker's advice for viewers at the end of the video?
-The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe and like the video, promising more tutorials in the future.
Is there a demonstration of the serve technique in the video?
-Yes, the video includes a slow-motion demonstration of the serve technique to help viewers understand the motion and technique better.
What is the speaker's closing statement about future content?
-The speaker mentions that there will be more tutorials coming soon, indicating a continuation of the series.
Outlines
🏸 Tennis Serve Technique
This paragraph introduces a tutorial on tennis serve techniques. The speaker mentions that they are often asked to provide tutorials and will be sharing insights they've gained from their church. They encourage viewers to subscribe and like the video for more content. The speaker also mentions their intention to use Instagram to engage with viewers. The main focus is on the grip technique for a left-handed player, though it's noted that it can be adapted for right-handed players. The grip involves positioning the thumb on one side and the index and middle fingers on the other, with the pointer finger and thumb holding the back of the racket for more spin. A slow-motion video is promised to demonstrate the serve.
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Keywords
💡tutorials
💡serves
💡trick shots
💡grip
💡left-handed
💡pointer finger
💡wrist flick
💡spin
💡slow-motion
💡subscribe
Highlights
Introduction to the tutorial on serving and trick shots in basketball
The speaker is sharing knowledge gained from a mentor named 'Before Had'
Encouragement to subscribe and like the video for more content
Mention of using videos for church and engaging with people on Instagram
The importance of grip in executing basketball moves, especially for left-handed players
Description of the proper grip technique with the thumb and fingers
Explanation of how the grip allows for more speed through wrist flick
Details on how the pointer finger and thumb support the ball for more spin
Introduction to the siphon serve technique in basketball
Clarification that the siphon serve is not entirely going underneath the ball
Description of the motion of the siphon serve as a fast trot version
Emphasis on the importance of a straight downward motion in the serve
Advice on adding a tiny flip in the serve for better control
Demonstration of the serve with a slow-motion video for better understanding
Closing remarks encouraging viewers to enjoy the video and look forward to future content
Promise of more basketball tutorials coming soon
Music plays as the video concludes
Transcripts
both of God's people here today on a lot
of you has been asking me to do some
tutorials unlike my serves and my trick
shots so today I will be showing you how
to do before had taught me so much I'm
doing a lot of my church on videos to
stay tuned hit subscribe and like this
video and I'll be awesome to take a
right instagramming disputing at people
kid anyway let's get straight through so
guys first of all we've got a grip I'm
left-handed but you can pretty much do
safe for right-handed most people have a
thumb on the other side and then my 22
finger on the bottom side actually Kel
up these fingers but I keep the pointer
finger on the both side like this so
guys the reason you actually have it
like that you can get more speed with a
flick of your wrist so basically the
other thing that's holding the back is
my pointer finger and my thumb that way
I get way more spin that's what
generates has been promotes takes three
people I'll kill it off and just
supporting the back while the pointer
finger and the thumb a gripping it so
guys so the siphon serve you're not
entirely going underneath the ball
you're actually going around
really fast trot version for him but
then again we really highly just going
straight down you go to put a tiny
little bit of a flip in it
you're like curving around the world did
you go my whole hand toss yourselves
it's like it's my matches here's a
slow-motion video of the silent so guys
that's the end of the storm
besides being puffed and said everything
to enjoy the video
nobody knows subscribe and like this
video and yeah they'll be bangles
tourists coming soon
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