Release to the back of the neck, good rotation of the shoulders and flexion of the lower back;
Brushing the ball, as in the “top spin” effect, so that the ball describes an arc and passes safely over the net and/or obtains a shorter angle.
Well Balanced Forehand
If the player is behind the ball’s trajectory, whether in “close-stance”, “semi open-stance, or “open-stance”, the last support for an aggressive Right should be on the left foot;
In the left foot support, the player must enter the support with the heel;
Push your legs against the floor to ensure more power in the stroke (bending your knees);
Have good support so that the body comes out towards the ball.
Flat Serve
Right body, jumping slightly leaning forward. Internal trunk rotation only;
Toss high, slightly forward and in line with right shoulder;
Achieve the greatest possible angle at the time of impact with the ball, pronation movement (thumb forward movement), to achieve a flat and aggressive Serve.
Slice Serve with 11 years old kid
Right body, jumping slightly leaning forward. Internal trunk rotation only;
Toss high, slightly forward and in line with right shoulder, as in High Service;
Achieve the widest possible angle at the height of impact with the ball. Lesser pronation movement (thumb-finger passing forward) than in Flat Service for, tapping the ball “finely”, to achieve a cut effect on the ball, trying to describe a curved trajectory.
