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On the second serve (right) Pete’s finish is usually not as far to his left or across his body, ending in line with his right leg or even to the right of his body. This is the natural result of the changes in the motion. His hitting arm stays very relaxed finding the finish position automatically.
As with the followthrough, the more extreme pronation on the second serve (right) is the result rather than the cause of the changes in the toss and in the “high five” motion to the ball, which now comes more from the left.
