Racquetball Lob Serve - How to Hit a Good Racquetball Lob Serve
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Racquetball Lob Serve - A Good Racquetball Lob Serve Lands Deep
The Receiver Will Have Trouble With This One
Steve Hufford
Notice the trajectory of the ball in this lob serve. It falls steeply and lands deep in the court, well behind the service box. It is far enough away from the side wall so that it doesn't hit the side wall before it hits the back wall. In match play, rather than as shown in this demonstration, the server would be moving into better court position by this time.
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