Racquetball Z Serve - How to Hit a Good Racquetball Z Serve
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Racquetball Z Serve - The Standard Ready Position for the Racquetball Z Serve
How Can the Receiver Know What Serve Is Coming? They Can't!
Demo by T. J. Baumbaugh, racquetball pro
Begin your Z serve with the same ready position you use for the straight drive serve or for the crosscourt drive serve. Your feet are aligned just forward of the back service zone line, and your shoulders are facing the side wall. Your knees are bent, and your weight is mostly on your front foot, in anticipation of a cross-behind step with your rear foot.
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- Racquetball Z Serve - The Standard Ready Position for the Racquetball Z Serve
- Racquetball Z Serve - Extend Your Ball Arm and Begin to Raise Your Racquet
- Racquetball Z Serve - Simply Drop the Ball As You Step Behind
- Racquetball Z Serve - Lower Arm and Racquet Parallel to the Floor
- Racquetball Z Serve - Racquet Head Up and Lead With Your Elbow
- Racquetball Z Serve - Make Contact at Calf Height, Forward of Your Front Foot
- Racquetball Z Serve - Follow Through Toward the Front Left Corner
- Racquetball Z Serve - Watch the Ball Hit the Side Wall
- Racquetball Z Serve - Let the Ball Pass Behind You
- Racquetball Z Serve - Look Over Your Shoulder to See What's Coming Next
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