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10/03/2010 12:26:10

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Which players serve is best to imitate?

Hi

i'm new to playing tennis and have found this website really useful. I like watching tennis on Tv too and was wondering whether any body had any advice on which players are good to watch in terms of improving your serve?

cheers
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10/03/2010 13:55:47

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Re: Which players serve is best to imitate?

well its best to find your own natural style but i guess federer is technically the best and his 2nd serve is really good too. watch roddick to see how best to generate power, if you can find some footage on youtube then pete sampras would be good to watch, he had one of the bets serves of all time!

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11/03/2010 10:29:30

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Re: Which players serve is best to imitate?

definetly federer! any part of his game is worth copying. for returning look at murray and agassi
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28/04/2010 15:03:07

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Re: Which players serve is best to imitate?

sampras or roddick
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28/04/2010 15:03:07

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Re: Which players serve is best to imitate?

sampras or roddick
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18/05/2010 22:32:51

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Re: Which players serve is best to imitate?

Gotta disagree with you. it’s Roddick all day. He has one of the fastest serves to date.You have to give him credit for that. Just because Federer is #1 doesn’t mean he has the fastest serve.
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23/06/2010 17:37:04

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Re: Which players serve is best to imitate?

Robin Soderling
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05/08/2010 14:04:10

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Re: Which players serve is best to imitate?

kenjutsu.....Roddick has got a SENSATIONAL serve all right, but then its rather taxing on the body and requires good knee strength. I’d say Federer is better not for the power or speed he gets (which are commendable) but for his consistency and the simplicity of it.
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