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The Hoad Serve

by Jim McLennan

Hoad Serve Elements

The toss is well out in front and Hoad's arm is cocked back low.

  • His elbow remains low as he rotates his forearm and racquet up and then into the drop position.
  • As the racquet reaches the bottom of the drop, he quickly turns into the hit.
  • Finally, he snaps the racquet through the hit, finishing with shoulders turned well into the court.
  • Overall, the Hoad serve is compact, fluid, and very powerful.

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