Tennis Strokes
Serve:
The serve is the most important stroke in tennis, since it is going to kick off the point and its proper application can be allowed to punch in an advantageous position upon return or achieve a goal winner or "ace" point won without the opponent impacts the ball, or after the impact the ball does not pass the network or go outside the boundaries of the strips (in which case it is called ace, but the point of service). By having good serve a tennis player learns to stop the beatings made better without the ball touching the ground and can make it difficult for the opponent to mark a point after you make a cut.
Drive (right)
Prepare for the drive (left handed). Right is the basic beat. Is to hit the ball after the bounce, directly, on the same side of the business arm of the player. For most of the players is the key weapon to win a point and the most control.
Prepare for the drive (left handed). Right is the basic beat. Is to hit the ball after the bounce, directly, on the same side of the business arm of the player. For most of the players is the key weapon to win a point and the most control.
The reverse is the blow to the side opposite the drive. Despite being a natural mechanical stroke, is often one of the hardest to master when you start in tennis. It is very important body position, which must be placed in profile, used as a technique to it, lower the shoulder to point toward the network, while the right arm for right-handers and left lefties, passes without being bent by under the chin, to settle before returning back to hit the ball, always in front of the body. It is important, as the drive, which body weight is transferred back and forth at the time of ball impact.
Posted By: Andres Castro 7c
