The Inner Game of TennisRandom House, 1974 - 141 sidor |
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... wrist and see how fast you can snap your racket . Then release the muscles in your wrist and see how fast it will snap . Clearly , a loose wrist is more flexible . When serving , power is generated by the flexible snap of the wrist . If ...
... wrist and see how fast you can snap your racket . Then release the muscles in your wrist and see how fast it will snap . Clearly , a loose wrist is more flexible . When serving , power is generated by the flexible snap of the wrist . If ...
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... wrist . Most people serve with less power than they are capable of because they do not allow the wrist to snap fully . There are two common reasons for this . One is that the player is often trying so hard to hit the ball with force ...
... wrist . Most people serve with less power than they are capable of because they do not allow the wrist to snap fully . There are two common reasons for this . One is that the player is often trying so hard to hit the ball with force ...
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... wrist snap at the top of your swing . He may observe that one reason is that you are holding your racket too tightly to allow for flexibility . The habit of holding the racket tightly and swinging with a stiff wrist usually comes from a ...
... wrist snap at the top of your swing . He may observe that one reason is that you are holding your racket too tightly to allow for flexibility . The habit of holding the racket tightly and swinging with a stiff wrist usually comes from a ...
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