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to get the toss in front you lean in and incline out the tossing arm
bounce with a propose– lean in and drop the ball picturing how far in front and how far left or right the toss should go
the toss is the key part to serve success if your toss is way off catch it and do it again
when you serve and volley get the toss in front so you can land running
on the low volley get the knee down and keep the racquet level–opening the raqcquet face slightly up
on the run if your body blocks the rotation Yank up and follow through on the start side
when as the returner you are having problems returning away from the opponent’s net player pull your partner back