SatNov 21
Sat Nov 219:00 to 10:30 AM
Start more points on your terms
Clinic enrollment
A better serve is only half the pattern.
Build a reliable serve, then train the first ball that turns it into an advantage.
Program dates
What players get
This clinic connects technique to point construction. Players leave with a repeatable serve cue, two dependable locations, and first-ball patterns that fit their game.
- Toss and rhythm calibration
- Two target locations per serve
- Serve plus forehand patterns
- Pressure serving scorecard
Focus areas
Reliable contact
Simplify the toss, rhythm, and contact point so the motion holds up when the score gets tight.
Players will learn
- Toss window
- Rhythm ladder
- Contact-height cue
Location with intent
Train body, wide, and T targets with a clear reason for choosing each location.
Players will learn
- Target zones
- Spin choice
- Score-based selection
Own the next shot
Connect the serve to a repeatable first-ball direction and recover into the right court position.
Players will learn
- Serve plus one
- Inside-out forehand
- Pressure game
Policies
Registration reserves one athlete's place. If weather or facility conditions require a change, families receive the updated plan by email and text.
Cancellations made at least 48 hours before the start may be transferred to another eligible program when space is available.
Cancellations made at least 48 hours before the start may be transferred to another eligible program when space is available.
Questions
What should I bring?
Bring water, sport-specific equipment, and clothing that lets you move comfortably. Any special equipment is listed in your confirmation.
What happens after I register?
You will receive a confirmation with the exact meeting point, preparation notes, and a simple checklist for the first session.
Can a parent watch?
Yes. Parents may watch junior sessions from the designated spectator area as long as venue rules allow it.
Led by
Daniel Mercer
Daniel develops complete tennis players through clear technical cues, live-ball decision making, and match-relevant movement. His Utah County programs serve adult competitors, newer players, and ambitious juniors.