Quick fix

Article Abstract:

The problem that occurs when the tossing arm drops prematurely and away from the body which throws off the mechanics necessary for an effective serve and results in a poor serve is presented. The solution for this problem is while tossing the ball to serve, the arm should be swung up straight from the shoulder and remain in that position until one begins to recoil which results in better control for the transition from a smooth backswing and the ball is struck with added power and accuracy.

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Nice touch

Article Abstract:

The drop shot among tennis players got a bad rap along the line representing something cheap, the last refuge, but the drop shots never fell out of favor with those of in the hacker phylum. It is justified that the resurgence of the drop shot comes as a byproduct of the current surge in power and these are not just effective also they have aesthetic charm as well.

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How to attack a weak second serve

Article Abstract:

Tennis players can use a weak second serve to pressure the server and gain control of the point. In such a case, it is advisable to use a combination of shots, rather than a single powerful shot, which is quite risky. Two techniques for capitalizing on opponent's weak second serves are presented.

Tennis players

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