Power: is it muscle or machine?

Article Abstract:

Philippoussis was asked to test his prowess at the serve with three types of racquet: wood, standard length and the extra-long (29 in.). The test proved that technique in serving always comes before racquet technology. Philippoussis was able to reach speeds over 100 mph with each racquet.

Evaluation, Philippoussis, Mark, Rackets (Sporting goods), Tennis rackets

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Think spaghetti for power serves

Article Abstract:

Keeping the serving arm and wrist loose and relaxed is crucial to executing powerful serves. A good way of achieving the required level of looseness is by visualizing the arm as a piece of cooked spaghetti.

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Let me make your second serve better

Article Abstract:

A good second serve makes tennis players more competitive on the court. Some tips on making an aggressive second serve from a U.S. Davis Cup winner are presented and discussed.

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