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me doing a basic side spin serve from distance

In a way sport is like music and art -- music theory will tell you that while there are only so many notes to be played, it is the combinations of notes that produce harmony and melody and pleasing sound. And artists will tell you that there are infinite possibilities arising from a finite palette. Theory, then, comes from the idea that while there is an infinite number of possibilities, some are more pleasing than others. In sports there is a similar analog to this: the combination play. In boxing and other martial forms, one learns basic combinations of maneuvers. In tennis, even the most fluent artists on court have favorite combinations. Here in this clip, Roger Federer voices his irritation when missing an integral component of one of his favorite transition combinations, as annotated below: Blake to serve, deuce court 1. SS :: DL FH ret 2. CC BH :: DL BH! 3. DL def FH :: IO FH (miss) This is an often-used combination of Federer's and one that must be in good form for Federer to play at his peak, so he understandably gets irritated when he misses what for him is a simple shot. A brief discussion of this pattern play can be found by following the link below!!! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * For more from the premier resource solely devoted to decoding and appreciating the Federer style, visit http://federerfundamentals.wordpress.com

Bosco Fernandes Basic Tennis Groundstrokes Backhand and Forehand

website: http://www.TennisTIP.com Highlights of our adult Beginner Tennis Lessons where we teach the basics for learning to serve