Strokes – Learn to Throw Better to Improve Your Serve

Posted on October 25, 2011 by Tom Avery

The World Series are in full swing and it’s another exciting one. Tennis players can learn a lot from baseball players and vice versa. One commonality is the serve and the pitching motion. I’ve always said I could teach a pitcher how to serve in about five minutes, once he understood the toss, the rest is a piece of cake, they already have a very good throwing motion. So if you’re watching the games, check out those pitchers, improve your throwing motion and improve your serve.

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