Serving
I am working on serving short and one of the challenges I am having is figuring out if I need to get a finer brushing stroke or simply take a little speed off the stroke. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks,
Kelly
Hi Kelly,
Try to keep the same speed but get a finer contact. This will ensure you are still getting a good amount of spin. If you slow the stroke down you will potentially get less spin.
It may sound like a bad idea but the no spin serve can be effective when put together with a range of spin serves. In fact, this is a must have in your arsenal of serves.
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D K Posted 6 years ago
That could be easily used as variation though,right,Alois? :)
Yes it can.
Nigel C Posted 6 years ago
Alois, any thoughts on where the bounce on the servers side should be? Usually it is taught that you should have the bounce close to the net, but I have read one book that suggested that moving the first bounce a little towards the server changes the angle the ball bounces up the other side of the net and so is harder to return short as it will have just a little more forward momentum when the receiver hits it.