An Ace Served- A Tennis Obstacle I Overcame

When I was invited to the girls' high school tennis team, I was very excited when I was 8th grade. Because we are doing a lot of exercises every week, it is very stressful for the team and it is fun because we can meet friends. I am very nervous every week when we compete with other high schools. In the first two weeks, I won all single and doubles games, which gave me a lot of confidence.

It is known as tennis. Tennis needs a lot of skills to be competitive, but the main skills required for tennis are useful. Serving is the main aggressive weapon I use for tennis. The player controls the speed, position, and rotation of the ball. With the proper procedure, the server can win more points and games for the server. The technology I show is used by most professional tennis players.

Tennis Saab is the most difficult part of the game for new players. In addition to a good servomechanism, bad serve is usually easily attacked by opponent players, making the server disadvantageous. When the opponent's player can not touch the ball, the first good serve can pass "Ace". Tennis players receive second serve when they lose control for the first time. This emphasizes that even experienced players can not maintain a high starting rate.

In contrast, the squash service is mellow. Power squash service is not common. Experienced players use surprise elements for Saab by changing positions that indicate Saab. Unlike tennis, squash players rarely rely on service points or A to gain key points. Since the back wall often returns the ball to the game, it is more difficult to reach the ace with a squash. Tennis: In my opinion, returning to a good serve is more difficult than serving the ball itself. Returning to the teeing ground carefully placed in the backhand corner of the player makes the game difficult. It also opened a courtroom for the next shot of the server. Together with a fine position, re-commissioning, powerful first serve can only bring a long experience. Professional athletes usually serve at least 150 miles per hour.

In terms of tennis, the server is dominant, the server is expected to win most service games (above the advanced level), service disruption of the server losing the game is very important in the game. In badminton, the advantage of the server is much less than it, it scarcely scores (non-retireable Saab). Statistics such as the above smashing speeds suggest that badminton enthusiasts are controversial to other comparisons. For example, it is often said that badminton is the fastest racket sports. Badminton holds the record of the highest speed of the racquet sports projectile, but badminton slows much faster than other projectiles like tennis. In turn, this qualification must be determined by considering the distance traveled by badminton: broken badminton is shorter than tennis run during service.