Why your kick serve doesn’t jump

Are you sick of losing matches because of your second serve?

A reliable kick serve is what you need and despite what a lot of players think

Its actually pretty easy to get that big jump on your serve.

Theres just a handful of simple mistakes that prevent that ball from actually kicking up...

And 90% of players cant hit a high-bouncing kick serve because of just ONE simple mistake.

In this short video, we'll show you this mistake and how to finally get your kick serve jumping.

Go here to watch now:

Enjoy,

Scott

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