Add 15MPH To Your Serve In 5 Minutes And One Swing
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What You’re About To Learn
What I’m about to say might sound unorthodox, but in the next few minutes, I’m going to show you how it’s possible to add 15 miles per hour to your serve — in just 5 minutes and one serve.
It’s all thanks to a simple sequence we developed after giving over 85,000 combined tennis lessons and testing it on some of the worst servers on the planet.
Even if you’ve had a weak, pancake serve for years… Even if you’ve taken lesson after lesson, and nothing has worked… Or even if you’re an older player with limited flexibility — We’ll have you serving AT LEAST 15mph faster in 5 minutes and just one serve.
Meet Your Coaches
I’m Scott Baxter, an RSPA Elite Certified Coach — which puts me in the top 1% of technique coaches in the world.
Alongside Nate Bolling, another elite coach and my co-creator, we’ve coached hundreds of D1 college players, led dozens of USTA teams to national titles, and helped thousands of everyday players, just like you, break the 100mph mark on their serve.
The Common Serve Mistake
Let’s be honest — if you’re reading this, your serve probably sucks.
Not to be harsh, but if you can’t win free points with your serve… If your opponents step inside the baseline and crush returns… If your partner groans in doubles when you step up to serve… There’s a reason for that.
Your serve isn’t weak because you lack strength. Or flexibility. Or experience. It’s ONE thing: your racquet drop release.
Most players never unlock this power sequence. Instead, they flop their wrist open and their racquet ends up flat — like a waiter’s tray.
And from that position? Power is impossible.
You’ve probably heard, “Serving powerfully is like cracking a whip.” But you can’t crack a whip from a waiter’s tray.
Until you fix this one thing, your serve will always feel tight — and your power will stay locked up.
Why Other Tips Don’t Work
“Snap your wrist!” “Toss higher!” “Throw your racquet at the ball!” “Load your legs!”
None of that works unless you fix your racquet drop.
The 5-Minute Power Serve Sequence
We created the 5-Minute Power Serve Sequence — a 3-step system anyone can follow:
Step 1: Eliminate waiter’s tray with a simple saluting movement. If you can raise your hand to your forehead, you can fix this.
Step 2: Release remaining tension to unlock a pro-level racquet drop.
Step 3: Use a simple elbow adjustment to turn your racquet into a bullwhip.
After just one serve, your racquet — once stiff like a 2×4 — suddenly feels like a whip. Your arm flows. Your body coils. And the racquet explodes through the ball.
Real Player Results
“It just clicked so fast. It felt like years of learning and development in just a handful of minutes. Absolutely incredible!”
“If you’re someone that maybe you’re stuck a bit… Diagnosed it step by step, unbelievable value after however many years of frustration.”
We’ve used this system with thousands of players. Most added 15–20 MPH in 5 minutes.
What You Get Today
When you join, you’ll get:
Lifetime access to the full One Serve Power Boost training
A live bonus Q&A session with Scott & Nate
7 days of free access to the PlayYourCourt app
A proven 3-step sequence to start hitting bigger serves in minutes
Why It’s Different
This isn’t about your grip. Or a toss drill. Or wrist snap. This is a total reset of your serve’s power source.
And it works. Period.
The Price & Guarantee
Normally this training is $199. But for a limited time, it’s yours for just $47.
That’s less than 5% of what students pay us in person.
And you’re protected by our 365-day “Blast Your Serve or It’s Free” guarantee. Try it risk-free for a full year. If it doesn’t work, you get your money back — no questions asked.
Final Call
Look — there’s a reason this works for 99% of players who try it.
You’ve got nothing to lose.
If you’re tired of feeling embarrassed at the service line… If you’re sick of getting broken every match… And if you want to finally hit a powerful serve your opponents fear —
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About Scott Baxter
Scott is a USPTA Elite Certified Tennis Professional from Virginia Beach, VA. In his junior career, Scott achieved a top 100 national ranking, played in numerous prestigious events such as the US Junior Davis Cup, and went on to play Division I college tennis at the University of Maryland. Scott is a 5-time Tennis Congress Coach and has taught at facilities up and down the east coast in roles ranging from staff pro to director. He has over 22 years of experience working with all ages and skill levels, has led dozens of juniors to college scholarships, and coached several USTA teams to both regional and national championships. While Scott is a strong player, he is best known in the industry for his coaching expertise on strategy, match toughness and simplifying technique.
About Nate Bolling
Nathan is a USPTA Elite Certified Tennis Professional also from Virginia Beach, VA. As a junior, Nathan was ranked as high as #4 in the Mid-Atlantic and achieved a top 100 national ranking before competing collegiately at Virginia Wesleyan and then James Madison University. Upon graduating college, Nathan devoted his tennis career to competitive player development and has over 20 years of experience working with high performance juniors and adults. In addition to his role at PlayYourCourt, Nathan runs the High Performance Academy at the prestigious Princess Anne Country Club where he has coached hundreds of juniors to college scholarships. Nate is a true student of the game and with his extensive knowledge of stroke mechanics, he is well known as one of the best technical coaches in the industry.