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Shading
Manino and Davis instructs us to look beyond the jumping method and try the
shading technique. Although jumping may provide the illusion of being a pro,
it also decreased your margin of errors. Jumping requires crucial timing for
elevation and landing in order to hit a successful return. If the opponent
fakes and you mistimed your jump, then avoidable hinder may be called on
you. Manino offers shading to the forehand side because the forehand stroke
has longer reach and is predominantly the stronger stroke for many players.
Shading means that if your opponent has a setup in deep middle court, your
would step towards the left wall and give them just enough room to hit his
shots; while at the same time, you stay grounded to increase your return
options and rally wins.
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