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SERVICE RETURNS
The Return of Service
James Blake - Forehand Return | James Blake - Forehand Return |
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There are two shots that separate good players from great players and they are the service and the return. Some belive that both put together in the course of a match, represent about 60 percent of the overall value of winning and losing. Even if those figures might seem hyper inflated to you, do not disregard the importance of these two shots! A good tennis service return of service has the following elements: 1. Player is close to the baseline or inside.2. Relaxation (no apparent tension until action starts). 3. Eye focus on the ball toss. 4. Split step (at servers hit or just before ball contact). 5. Excellent reactivity (reaction time before action after split step). 6. Short back swing (how far the racket is taken back, usually no further than your side without rotation of the shoulders). 7. Step into the ball, impact and short follow through. Like Andre Agassi, James Blake has excellent, eyes, reactivity and acceleration, which makes him a formidable service returner. James Blake is a seasoned pro follow his return tennis video lessons, he is one of the best at it. Anything you would like to find on this website or anywhere on the internet? Find it here:
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Wimbledon 2000 Semi-Final - Agassi vs. Rafter Features one of the most memorable Gentlemen's Singles Final's ever. Few people can provide the kind of match Andre Agassi and Patrick Rafter played on Centre Court at the Wimbledon 2000 Semifinal. With two very contrasting styles, the match proved to be a thriller, with excitement, entertainment an... Customer Review: Not essential unless you love tennis Not the greatest quality wise but pretty much a by the books recap of one of the greatest tennis matches in history. one of the first i ever saw & been addicted to tennis ever since Customer Review: Great match up Most of the time they talk about the great rivalry with Sampras and Agassi. But when Agassi played Rafter it was fun to watch as well. This match goes five sets and is and excellent example of strategy in tennis.
Related Service Returns Tennis InstructionHere are other tennis video lessons:Tennis Instruction: Roger Federer - Backhand Block a Return Andy Roddick - Forehand Return The Two Handed Backhand Return - Y. Kafelnikov Tennis Instruction: Andre Agassi the Return of Service Pete Sampras - Tennis Backhand Return - Inside Andre Agassi the Forehand Return of Service Pete Sampras - Tennis 2nd Serve Return Andre Agassi The Return of Service
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