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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
What does "swing away" mean?
It's tennis instructions:
Setting up the two-handed backhand takes only a firm step and a good, brisk turn of the shoulders. That kind of efficiency makes the two-handed backhand a solid, no-frills stroke. To swing away and hit a two-handed backhand shot, follow these steps:...
Thanks so much.
Setting up the two-handed backhand takes only a firm step and a good, brisk turn of the shoulders. That kind of efficiency makes the two-handed backhand a solid, no-frills stroke. To swing away and hit a two-handed backhand shot, follow these steps:...
Thanks so much.
Top answer
Hi, To swing naturally, in a relaxed and uninhibited manner Clive
- Hi, To swing naturally, in a relaxed and uninhibited manner Clive
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I agree with Clive.
In baseball as well as in tennis, I think "to swing away" implies an early commitment (uninhibited), as opposed to waiting until the last possible instant to decide what you're going to do.
In baseball as well as in tennis, I think "to swing away" implies an early commitment (uninhibited), as opposed to waiting until the last possible instant to decide what you're going to do.
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