Let's discuss Kyle LaCroix's story "The Serve Isn't a Stroke . . . It's a System."
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Love your system concept! Achieving rhythm to initiate propr sequencing is so important. It seems that focusing on outcomes(like ball speed) lends itself to selective muscle tension which leads to poor sequencing. Feedback of vibration on any joint during rhythm serving at 60% usually clues me into a sequencing problem.😀 1Comment
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Nailed it! Thanks for reading. Sometimes we get so caught up in what we want the serve to do we forget about how to actually do it.Love your system concept! Achieving rhythm to initiate propr sequencing is so important. It seems that focusing on outcomes(like ball speed) lends itself to selective muscle tension which leads to poor sequencing. Feedback of vibration on any joint during rhythm serving at 60% usually clues me into a sequencing problem.
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This is a eureka moment for many when they discover this. It's a lot easier to hit the ball with pop when you can feel the weight of the racquet by loosening up the grip than it is to feel the weight of your arm with a death grip. Relaxed grip is key.
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