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The most common problem when a new player starts competing is the contact point of the serve. The ball drops too low and the arm isn't extended, causing the serve to end up in the net.

Craig O'Shannessy has one drill to help solve this. Practice extension by using a fence to help you learn how you should feel at contact point.

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