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[ferli001]

Invalid Pare URL. If this is an error and the page should exist, please contact the system administrator and tell them how you got this message. " is what you get when you click on the link to discuss Scott Murphy's article on the slice/underspin page 2

[ferli001]

link does not work here: "I agree with Robert Lansdorp (Click Here)" in exaggerated groundstrokes article.

[johnyandell]

No keep anymore of those coming that you find! I think Frank will work it out with TennisWorld.

[klacr]

Thanks John. Don't mean to create any more work for you. I just thought it was a great article when Frank wrote it and he should at least receive full credit. Seems like you have a subscriber in Italy.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[johnyandell]

Kyle thanks for pointing this out. Maybe Frank gave his ok. if so fine with me. I will send the url to him and see what he thinks.

[klacr]

FYI...
This is complete plagiarism from Frank Giampaolo's great article on this site "The Art of Winning" which is featured on tennisplayer.net
This is blatant deceit and no credit given to author. Shameful.

http://www.tennisworldusa.org/tennis...ing-in-tennis/

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[johnyandell]

Thank you! We will correct.

[ferli001]

the following link doesn't work: (your article in fundamentals)
Click Here to see my more detailed analysis of the modern forehand in numerous articles in the Advanced Tennis section.

[johnyandell]

Good catch. Will amend. You can always get to the Patterns Archive in the meantime from the front page Nav Bar

[ferli001]

Point Patterns Archive
Study the point patterns of the greatest players in the world for yourself! Only on Tennisplayer.net.

clicking the link here doesn't work:

[johnyandell]

Thanks! Should be good now!

[ferli001]

"calibrating the toss" by John Craig -- video is not activating

[ferli001]

my pleasure!

[johnyandell]

Thanks again.

[ferli001]

article by Kerry Mitchell on the Serve Part 1. in the following quote the link doesn't work --at least from my computer:
"The full drop position is also impossible to achieve. What drop there is comes mostly from the wrist and the elbow. Furthermore, the upper arm never really rotates fully in the swing. We know from Brian Gordon's studies that this is the major source of racket head speed in the motion. (Click Here.)