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Features of the Day – 9.1.10

• Article Preview – "The Art of the Volley," Former world number one doubles champion Ken Flach addresses this and other myths about the volley –2 min.
• Sample – Samantha Stosur – Serve – ProStrokes 2.0
• Sample – Samantha Stosur – Net Game – ProStrokes 2.0
  • Samantha Stosur and the Kick Serve (members-only) – Jim McLennan
• Reader's Write - Response to Kim Shanley's "The Quirky Side" Newsletter.
  
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• Featured TennisOne DVD – "Building a World Class Serve," Phil Dent Members – Public

The Art of the Volley

Take a lesson on the volley and you might hear the words "don't swing" repeated by your teaching pro. Well, if you don't swing, how then are you to generate any pace on the volley. Former world number one doubles champion and six time grand slam doubles and mixed doubles winner, Ken Flach addresses this and other myths about the volley. This is a must for any club player who wants to be more aggressive at the net.

Waking Up From Your Worst Nightmare

In the eyes of many, big shots and “winners” are what make the champions great. Though power and winning shots are certainly an aspect of tennis, the fact is, unless your name’s Rafa, Roger, or Serena, the vast majority of your matches will be determined by which player (or team) commits the fewest errors. With that in mind, Greg Moran shows you how to minimize your own errors, and induce your opponents into beating themselves.

ProStrokes 2.0 – Samantha Stosur's Serve & Net Game

This 26 year old Australian veteran turned pro 11 years ago but has been on a bit of a tear recently. She has captured one title this year, two overall, but in the past she has been known as a doubles specialist with 22 titles under her belt. She's amassed $5 million plus in prize money but the story here is her ranking, which has climbed to 5th on the WTA singles list. An all court player with a two and one-handed backhand, equal fluency at the baseline or the net, but Samantha's game revolvers around her wicked kick serve absolute, absolutely the best kick serve on the women's tour. New this issue, Samantha Stosur's Serve and Net Game.