Learn from Roger 👇 🎾 The serve is the most unique stroke in tennis …and you can clearly see that Roger and I have a very different path — but the basics stay the same. 👇 1️⃣ Ball Toss Both Roger and I keep the racket down during the toss — creating that lag and rhythm before the explosion upward. My racket stays on the right side, while Roger’s is on the left — different positions, same principle: stay relaxed and let the motion flow. 2️⃣ Trophy Pose Federer’s classic “trophy” position is pic

Why is this important ⬇️ Being able to hit a slice, flat, and kick serve with the same ball toss is one of the most effective ways to make your serve unpredictable. When your opponent can’t read what’s coming, they’re forced to react late — and that tiny delay can be the difference between a clean return and a short ball. Just look at Roger Federer: his toss looks almost identical no matter what serve he hits. That’s why even elite returners struggled to read him. He could hit a wide slice, a bo