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Racquetball Observation Report

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The author did a good job at explain the four basic racquetball serves. He started by generally describing the primarily serving goal, pointing out that in order to win a 15 point game, at least 5 points should come from serves that were not returned by the opponent. After the brief introduction, the author provided clear and detailed information about each serve. He started by describing the serve Z and The Drive, which are attacking serves. I liked how he mentioned that these 2 serves should be tried at the first serving attempt because they are more complicated and therefore more likely to be a fault. After the attacking serves, he described the high-lob and half-lob. These are serves that should be tried at the second serving attempted

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