There are a few things you can do to make your tennis ground strokes better including: technique, drills, lessons, and match play. First, make sure that you have the proper technique when you hit your ground strokes. Are you keeping your knees bent throughout the stroke? You want to make sure to bend your knee so you have more control on the ball and don't stress out your back. Do you have a complete follow through in your technique? Watch your backswing as well. Make sure it isn't too big. Minimize your backswing to help control your shots. Eventually work back to a full backswing. When do you catch the ball? Do you catch it on the rise or has it fallen too close to the ground. You want to hit the ball out in front of you. The height depends somewhat on if you hit the ball flat or with topspin (and loop backswing). Try the following drill to help improve the consistency of your ground strokes. Rally back and forth with a partner cross court and try to hit 30 balls in a row with out missing. Do this down the line as well. Really think about your shots and the timing you need. Remember timing is everything! Another option, of course, is to take lessons. Private lessons and group lessons can help you focus on your ground strokes through instruction and observation of your tennis instructor. Match play should be your last option for improving your groundstrokes. Often times during match play we are too worried about winning and don't try to improve our strokes.
Count the number of key strokes you make for say 5 or 10 minutes (the longer the better) some random page(s) from a newspaper or book and then divide it by the number of minutes
Do the same jump in a way sitting on the ground.
Incubus, this is a tough question because these are my favorite bands!
For serves, volleys, slices, overheads, or certain ways of hitting ground strokes
it depends..because yammaha manufacturers do make both 2 strokes and 4 strokes
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Ischemic strokes account for about 80% of all strokes.
Rubbed, is a slang word that refers to being touched with a gentle hand, to gently push up against something, or a massage with gently strokes to make one feel better.
It depends on if you mean top end speed or start off speed, and also the year of your bike. Old 4 strokes arn't as quick off the mark but are good for top end speed but new 4 strokes are just as good as 2 strokes and that's why they are pushing 2 strokes out the marked. So all in all, 2 strokes are better for instant power (bottom end) however 4 strokes are quicker once moving
move in small strokes, slowely. starting from the ends , make the strokes bigger and bigger until your all done.
Yes you can, but you can't ground your club. Penalty for grounding a club 2 strokes.
Mufflers have no room for baffles on two strokes. Four strokes are a bit quieter, but a lot pricier to buy new. Unidrv