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Wednesday, December 24, 2008 - 15 Posts by 11 People
Is there a difference between Kick Serve and TopSpin Serve?
What are the keys to each?
on it. This view is kinda biased because its impossible to hit a "pure" topspin shot. Topspin serve dives
: : Is there a difference between Kick Serve and TopSpin Serve?
What are the keys to each? Topspin
Key: Hitting...
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Thursday, July 03, 2008 - 18 Posts by 11 People
So yea it is basically what the title of the post is lol. Is practicing your serve off court (EX
) against a wall or in a backyard good for your serve on court such as placement power usages
it is basically what the title of the post is lol. Is practicing your serve off court (EX) against
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Friday, July 04, 2008 - 18 Posts by 9 People
Hi, I just switch my serving grip from semi-western to continental.
I've been working on my serve
is easier? and which is better for a strong flat serve?
Learn a traditional serve first, and then try the abbreviated serve. You have to get the basics
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Friday, April 10, 2009 - 20 Posts by 13 People
Faster on the second serve because you're using spin?
basically yes. but not neccesarily. like on a normal "flat" serve you want to put all the effort
. with the 2nd serve, the usual "kick" you wanna put all the effort into the bottom and force it up, so
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Monday, October 26, 2009 - 20 Posts by 5 People
So I did a quick shoot of my serve from four different angles while trying out something slightly
from racket to court, so I decided to calculate my serve speed. Here's how it went down:
Here's my serve
place for pro matches measure it as 85 mph or 120 mph?Nice serve, well shot too (the video I mean
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Thursday, April 05, 2007 - 3 Posts by 3 People
Can someone explain to a very beginning tennis player the concept of "first serve, second serve
"? I don't understand when I hear someone say, for example, that their first serve
pace on the first serve and then usually take some pace off and often add some spin to the second
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Monday, May 11, 2009 - 5 Posts by 4 People
What is the difference between a topspin serve and a kickserve? Also, how can you even pronate
on a kick/topspin/slice serve? There is no need for pronation right?
Quote: : For It What is the difference between a topspin serve and a kickserve? Also, how can you
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Thursday, April 05, 2007 - 10 Posts by 8 People
What is the diffirence between the topspin serve and kick serve as far as how you hit them like
to collate.The usage of these terms vary between persons. Some call any serve with decent topspin
a kick serve while others use kick as a synonyme for the twist.check here
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008 - 3 Posts by 3 People
My playstyle is based on power. I have very long back swing on both sides.
My serve is one of two
most powerfull in my area. But i was struggeling with my first serve percentage. My first serve
statatics. Yet, his average serve speed is much slower than the other top servers. You will see sometimes
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009 - 20 Posts by 12 People
Do you believe the stars and planets serve a purpose?
Everything on earth seems to serve
Re: Do you believe the stars and planets serve a purpose?
Well... If everything on the earth
serves a purpose to us, then what purpose do we serve? Even if an ET objects were to serve a purpose...
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