<p>At the recent USPTA World Conference, I heard you speak on the biomechanics of tennis. During the presentation, you showed a video and briefly mentioned the crossover step in serving versus when the front foot comes in first. Could you explain what happens mechanically in these two movements?</p>

At the recent USPTA World Conference, I heard you speak on the biomechanics of tennis. During the presentation, you showed a video and briefly mentioned the crossover step in serving versus when the front foot comes in first. Could you explain what happens mechanically in these two movements?

Episode. #36 Select the footwork technique that best suits your players' serving prowess

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Episode. #36 Select the footwork technique that best suits your players' serving prowess

Episode. #36 Select the footwork technique that best suits your players' serving prowess