Non-racket leg in smash.

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  1. lump101

    lump101 Regular Member

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    Hello,

    Prior to a smash should your non-racket leg be parallel to your racket leg, or more pointed towards the net?

    Lump.
     
  2. visor

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    Whatever direction is most stable as you'll be transferring most of your body wt on it... just like throwing a pebble.
     
  3. ucantseeme

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    Parallel is too static. After smashing is more work to come in a balanced and suitable standing. Also a Parallel smash would hit your leg if you follow though and you won't be able to generate enough power through bodyrotation for a heavy and useful smash.
    I think this is a useful and not to technical video.
    [video=youtube;oWlKBvHaP2k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWlKBvHaP2k[/video]
     
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    Many thanks for the great video!!!
     

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