Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 479
es should be snug in fit. 2. The new racket should be light and have asmall handle. 3. Hold the racket hy the extreme end andgrip it tightly. 4. The feet should be far apart and in linewith the play, the side of the body toward the net. 5. Give the arm a full, long swing and let themomentum of the… … THE MIDDLE OF THE FOREHAND DRIVE. 9. Dont try to hit the ball too hard at first:it is better to be sure of not missing and learnspeed a little later. Chapter II THE FOREHAND GROUND-STROKE In teaching lawn-tennis strokes, personal help isfar better than written instruction, but fewschool-boys have…
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