Serving from palm or closed fingers
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Tamas Goltl Asked 13 years ago
Hi coach again, how are you today,
When I serve I hold the ball before and while I throw it up to the air not on my opened palm but a little bit forward: on my closed five fingers (but it is like a straight, horizontical surface you know, just like my opened palm). Is that okay to serve like that or not? Thanx for your helping!
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Tamas,
The ball has to be on the palm of your hand. If the ball is on your fingers it is technically a fault.
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