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TennisOne Video Network Features of the Day

• Preview of This Week's Edition (7.1.09)
  • Lead Article Preview – "Developing a Service Weapon the Federer Way" – Dave Smith shows you how to emulate key parts of Fed's serve – 2 min.
    
  • Newsletter Preview – "Role of the Toss," TennisOne Editor Jim McLennan shows you why a low toss is a better foundation for your serve – 6 min.
  • Sample – David Nalbandian Backhand ProStrokes 2.0 Slow-Motion
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  • Sample – Roddick vs Federer – 1st Serve – Deuce – R45
    

Developing a Service Weapon the Federer Way

With Roger Federer's return to his Grand Slam Championship form at the French Open this past month, Dave Smith thinks it is fitting to use his serve as the "model form" to dissect a high-level service motion. Dave choose his serve because Federer's motion is nearly flawless, one of the most effective, biomechanically proficient motions among all pros and a great motion for any club player to try to emulate..

Doubles Job Descriptions

Doubles is the game most recreational players prefer to play and for most people it is the most fun type of tennis. Even though many players are “experienced” in doubles play, they often fail to play each of the four positions properly. Jorge Capestany and Luke Jensen talk about the basic job descriptions for the four positions in doubles. Many teams use these items as a pre-season review of what should be happening on the doubles court.

ProStrokes 2.0 - David Nalbandian Backhand

David Nalbandian, has amassed nearly $10 million dollars in his long and storied career.  A solid baseliner with a two fisted backhand, Nalbandian known more for his smarts and all around game than for massive power. Nalbandian’s strong baseline game carried him to a career high ranking of number 3 in the world in 2006. Nalbandian’s fluid, conventional ground game, strong semi western forehand, two-handed backhand, mixes with the patience of Job, sends a message to opponents, “you are going to have to beat me; I’m not going to beat myself.” New this issue, the Nalbandian backhand.