Lawn Tennis Lessons for Beginners
Lawn Tennis Lessons for Beginners
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Smashing is possible from any part of the court, although its success generally depends on being inside the service-line. The player cannot select his own time or place for a smash, however. He can only play the stroke when his opponent has 106 Smashing and Overhead Volleying 107 lobbed to him, and this may seldom occur. If the lob is short, there is no question that the smash is the correct play, and when the ball falls close to the net, a smash should almost invariably win the point outright....
But a lob that carries the ball well back toward the base-Une is a doubtful one to smash. Back of the service-line, the chances of missing the stroke increase rapidly with every foot farther from the net that the ball comes down. However, a player forced back in his court to a point where it is dangerous to smash can still use the overhead volley with safety.
These overhead volley strokes are made with much the same motions as the smash, except with less speed or abandon and with more caution to control the ball.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smashing is possible from any part of the court, although its success generally depends on being inside the service-line. The player cannot select his own time or place for a smash, however. He can only play the stroke when his opponent has 106 Smashing and Overhead Volleying 107 lobbed to him, and this may seldom occur. If the lob is short, there is no question that the smash is the correct play, and when the ball falls close to the net, a smash should almost invariably win the point outright....
But a lob that carries the ball well back toward the base-Une is a doubtful one to smash. Back of the service-line, the chances of missing the stroke increase rapidly with every foot farther from the net that the ball comes down. However, a player forced back in his court to a point where it is dangerous to smash can still use the overhead volley with safety.
These overhead volley strokes are made with much the same motions as the smash, except with less speed or abandon and with more caution to control the ball.
What to read after Lawn Tennis Lessons for Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paret, Jahial Parmly, 1870- to read onlineMoreLess
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