How to hold the racquet

Article Abstract:

Tennis players are advised to change their grips for forehand and backhand volleys. The change is made by turning the grip from forehand to backhand sides while holding the racquet perpendicularly with the other hand. Procedures of this technique without using a racquet are illustrated.

Tennis players, Rackets (Sporting goods), Tennis rackets

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How to fix your 7 most common mistakes

Article Abstract:

The seven basic mistakes to avoid in tennis include: playing beyond the baseline; aiming for the outer lines during a general rally; taking a risk at hitting the wrong kind of shot; depending on the second serve; missing easy shots; hitting the ball late; and standing flat-footed.

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How to hit 3 vexing volleys

Article Abstract:

Going to the net to take control of a tennis game does not always result in an ordinary volley. It could turn into one of three troublesome shots: the swing volley, the sitter volley and the half volley. Tips on hitting these difficult shots are offered.

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