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Tech Talk: A deep dive into the Holger Rune Return
Turning the return from a liability to an an asset, Rune goes from defense to offense in just one shot; here’s how you can develop your own return game.
Published May 17, 2023
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Rune’s backhand placement is key to avoiding a defensive position in the upcoming point.
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Just when you thought the serving player had all the control, you’ve just flipped the switch.
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