Tennis for Girls
Tennis for Girls
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When inside the service lines it is better than to let the ball drop to the 26 height of the knee, which would likely re- sult in its going out or into the net. Also, when one wants to play a shallow fast dropping ball for the purpose of passing a volley er. Used in these ways, the stroke does not demand a long carry, and, there- fore, takes no great strength. Balls which do not bound as high as the waist or are below that point, when the player reaches them, should be allowed to drop to the he...ight of the knee. The ball is hit nearer the body than in the waist-line stroke, and in front, and to the right of the right foot. The arm and racquet should be first extended, full length behind the body, with no unnecessary swing in transit. The ball is then met with a diagonal sweep upwards and across the body, the upper edge of the racquet leading, the stroke finishing with a " follow- through" over the left shoulder. This action is similar to brushing the ball, and accompanied by a lunge to the left foot imparts a spin which keeps the ball from sailing and 27 makes it drop rapidly after passing the net.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When inside the service lines it is better than to let the ball drop to the 26 height of the knee, which would likely re- sult in its going out or into the net. Also, when one wants to play a shallow fast dropping ball for the purpose of passing a volley er. Used in these ways, the stroke does not demand a long carry, and, there- fore, takes no great strength. Balls which do not bound as high as the waist or are below that point, when the player reaches them, should be allowed to drop to the he...ight of the knee. The ball is hit nearer the body than in the waist-line stroke, and in front, and to the right of the right foot. The arm and racquet should be first extended, full length behind the body, with no unnecessary swing in transit. The ball is then met with a diagonal sweep upwards and across the body, the upper edge of the racquet leading, the stroke finishing with a " follow- through" over the left shoulder. This action is similar to brushing the ball, and accompanied by a lunge to the left foot imparts a spin which keeps the ball from sailing and 27 makes it drop rapidly after passing the net.
What to read after Tennis for Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miriam Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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