This keeps his wrist loose, almost limp, and will help with momentum later in the motion. 3. The head of Lopez's racquet remains down, but he has such remarkable racquet- head speed on his serve ...

His wrist has rotated down onto the ball and his momentum is into the court. He keeps his left arm close to his body to maintain his balance. The serve is a violent, powerful swing, but Federer ...

stanford.edu Purpose The tennis serve is commonly associated with musculoskeletal injury ... Force and torque magnitudes at the elbow and wrist were not significantly different between the serves.

However, he blamed wrist and core injuries for hampering ... Indian Wells runs through March16, 2025. Tennis fans can follow ...

After losing serve, Kyrgios was seen holding his right wrist and wincing ... the thought that this might be his last-ever ...

Background: In tennis, injuries to the elbow and wrist occur secondary to the repetitive nature of play and are seen at increasingly young ages. Isokinetic testing can be used to determine muscular ...