Hey, I've been reading your comments on the forehand on TW forum. Really clarified what is giving power with Fed, Agassi (flexion) and Djoko (ulnar deviation, pronation). I've been playing around with that a month ago.
I think the problem is people are too lazy to interpret the diagrams. The diagram explaining what flexion, ulnar deviation and pronation is so straight forward, but I think people get scared of the physiological name, that they refuse to memorize what they are. So when you have that diagram at the beginning of the long thread, they probably won't go back to the beginning of the thread, to recall what ulnar deviation is.
Well, the fault lays in laziness of the mind. I think it is very similar to someone learning chess and won't memorize a few standard openings or book moves.
Tim Prapong
Oct 18, 2011
Tim Prapong
I think the problem is people are too lazy to interpret the diagrams. The diagram explaining what flexion, ulnar deviation and pronation is so straight forward, but I think people get scared of the physiological name, that they refuse to memorize what they are. So when you have that diagram at the beginning of the long thread, they probably won't go back to the beginning of the thread, to recall what ulnar deviation is.
Well, the fault lays in laziness of the mind. I think it is very similar to someone learning chess and won't memorize a few standard openings or book moves.
Oct 22, 2011
Tim Prapong
I posted your latest twist serve diagram. This looks a little clearer. Thanks!
Sep 18, 2012