... rotate the entire body, pivoting on the back foot. The ball and racket should meet at about the hip level of the player. The player should follow through with the stroke from low to high so that the racket ends up on the opposite side of the body by the neck. The finishing stance should be with the hips and shoulders ... . One of the advantages to looping the forehand is that the player will be able to use gravity to their advantage, which when making a loop, will give the player more power. It is also easier to use the loop forehand to develop rhythm of one's strokes. A disadvantage to ...

• Word Count: 406
• Approx Pages: 2
• Grade Level: High School

... rotate the entire body, pivoting on the back foot. The ball and racket should meet at about the hip level of the player. The player should follow through with the stroke from low to high so that the racket ends up on the opposite side of the body by the neck. The finishing stance should be with the hips and shoulders ... . One of the advantages to looping the forehand is that the player will be able to use gravity to their advantage, which when making a loop, will give the player more power. It is also easier to use the loop forehand to develop rhythm of one's strokes. A disadvantage to ...

• Word Count: 413
• Approx Pages: 2
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School