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Technical secrets
If you care to make these secrets your own, we strongly recommend to stick to one particular secret for a week or so and practice it during half an hour per day. Be a bit patient with your own learning experience and give it the necessary time, and focus on one particular secret at a time. Be your own patient teacher and you will learn at your own steady pace and achieve significant progress.
Michael Dambridge — TopTennisSecrets Editor
Tennis to perfection  TECHNICAL SECRETS
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Learning from the champion.
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1. Mobility
2. Anticipation
3. Follow through
4. Replacement
5. Backhand perfection
6. Never ending dedication
7. Coaching
A look into the world of Justine Henin |
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Federer Slow motion TECHNICAL SECRETS
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A fantastic learning process for improving your game is visual indoctrination of the brain. Nothing better than viewing top players in slow motion. And why not take the best: Mister "from another planet" Roger Federer... |
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Serving for the game TECHNICAL SECRETS
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OUR TIP: WATCH THE BALL SPINNING IN THE AIR UNTIL YOUR RACKET HITS THE BALL.
The fact that one gets two chances on the serve finds its origin in the history of the game of tennis. Originally tennis was a gentleman game, popular with French royals during the 16 the century and refined by English gentlemen during the 19th century. One initiated the game by serving from below the shoulder to get the action going. If the ball touched the net (fi-let) or out it was considered as disturbing for the opponent and a second serve was requested. Later on serving became a stroke with the intention of creating difficulty for the opponent; serving from above shoulder height, surprising the other party, get him out of balance. |
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