One Thing about Verbal Tennis Serve Design
You're never going to control and describe everything that needs to happen. For instance, the rain needs to stop. If starting the serve with a big linked turn, how is that going to affect the vector of the tossing hand? You'd like both hands just passively to follow the bod, but that could worsen toss depending on initial stance and other possible factors. Should one lag hands? Straighten hitting elbow to create a better direction? As with so much in the inception of any stroke, one simply needs to mess around. The words then become a device, albeit a necessary one, to put one in the neighborhood of either fabled or real success.
You're never going to control and describe everything that needs to happen. For instance, the rain needs to stop. If starting the serve with a big linked turn, how is that going to affect the vector of the tossing hand? You'd like both hands just passively to follow the bod, but that could worsen toss depending on initial stance and other possible factors. Should one lag hands? Straighten hitting elbow to create a better direction? As with so much in the inception of any stroke, one simply needs to mess around. The words then become a device, albeit a necessary one, to put one in the neighborhood of either fabled or real success.
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