Things You'll Need:
- Racquetball Goggles
- Racquetball Rackets
- Racquetballs
- Water Bottles With Squeeze Caps
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Step 1
Compose yourself after hitting a faulty first serve. Remember that you still control the offensive direction of the point.
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Step 2
Determine what type of serve you want to hit before settling into the service area. High-percentage serves such as the lob and drive are good options.
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Step 3
Use the same approach for a second serve as you would for a first serve.
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Step 4
Take a little power off the serve, if necessary, compensating with better accuracy and placement.
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Step 5
Disguise your serve. Keep the ball obstructed from your opponent's view while you're preparing to serve.
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Step 6
Try a brazen power serve if you feel the timing is appropriate. If you can sense your opponent relaxing because it's a second serve, that's the time to attack with a power serve.







Comments
Anonymous said
on 1/5/2006 Vary your timing; sometimes serve quickly, sometimes serve after a long pause. Keep your opponent from getting into a rhythm on your serve.