From Progression to Procession
A progression is something that keeps going past something static or is that a procession?
Remember, the language of search is not how-to.
Desired pattern (today): Grip change and rise of racket and gentle, closing fall of racket butt with racket head still cocked.
What does "closing" mean then? That strings close to face outside fence as they peak and begin to fall.
Pet the mangy mutt with your hand, not the strings.
Then fire leg to accelerate the flip, which will become tighter and faster (but longer!) because of the cocked racket tip.
Leave wrist laid back throughout, returning it to neutral position only after the hit.
Note: If your best waiting position is flat wrist with Roger's 3.5, then simply cock wrist up as part of the unit turn with left hand to stay on racket throat for a long time. Or wait with wrist already cocked so that racket tip starts high (this simplifies backswing into something completely horizontal but seems mechanical and limiting on backhand side, so I don't like it).
A progression is something that keeps going past something static or is that a procession?
Remember, the language of search is not how-to.
Desired pattern (today): Grip change and rise of racket and gentle, closing fall of racket butt with racket head still cocked.
What does "closing" mean then? That strings close to face outside fence as they peak and begin to fall.
Pet the mangy mutt with your hand, not the strings.
Then fire leg to accelerate the flip, which will become tighter and faster (but longer!) because of the cocked racket tip.
Leave wrist laid back throughout, returning it to neutral position only after the hit.
Note: If your best waiting position is flat wrist with Roger's 3.5, then simply cock wrist up as part of the unit turn with left hand to stay on racket throat for a long time. Or wait with wrist already cocked so that racket tip starts high (this simplifies backswing into something completely horizontal but seems mechanical and limiting on backhand side, so I don't like it).
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