What is the best way to place your hand when soloing?
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Be at less than an angle, more like 75%. Don't forget to use the PADS of your fingers.\n\nGood luck and happy playing!
251366
your turning your hands over. keep your wrists open and don't bend your wrists
128141
This is a question of personal taste, there really is not right place to put the rib, it can be placed in the position that feels most comfortable to you, but you should attempt to make it consistent throughout the set. \n\nTo promote a fade place the rib more towards the palm of your left hand, to promote a draw, put the rib more towards the fingers of your left hand, the though is that if you have the rib more in the fingers it will lead to more hand action, which in turn should lead to a draw or hook. \n\nPersonally I cannot stand a ribbed grip, never could.....however my dad swears by them and I'm almost positive that Ben Hogan used them and put the rib dead on the side of the shaft....\n\nAs for installing them....make sure you use plenty of solvent, slip the grip on over the tape, and then adjust it to where you feel it lies on the other clubs. You won't get them all exactly the same but it'll be close.
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If you're right handed:  Stand 45-90 Degree to the side with your left foot in front of the right.  Ball on the left hand and extend the hand in front of your body.  Throw the ball straight up so it is infront of you (if you throw the ball but don't hit the ball, it should land on your left hand again. So throw it in front of your body and then step forward with the right foot and your right arm moving forward.  You are making a stepping motion.  this gives you power because you're using your body forward motion to hit the ball.\n\nAs far as what part of the hand to use for the overhead serve, it depends on your ability.  The easiest but less precise way would be using the bottom of the palm (where there's bone).  If you want more precision and have some power, you have to use your cupped hands. Cupping is like trying to take a drink of water from your hand.  I hope this makes a little sense to you.  Good luck.
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First face front, put your left foot backand to a side and then your right feet straight.  Lift your left foot to the front and then stride stright to home plate and bring your arm toward home plate at the same time.  Don't forget you bring your right foot toward the home plate too.\n\nYou have to find your own release point.
172122
ever done a back bend? standing on the floor and then leaning back till your hands touch the ground? after you get good at that.  try a back walkover.  you know, its the same thing as a back bend except you bring you legs over you head so your standing up.  after that, do a back walkover with a little jump in the middle until you have a back handspring.  wants that coverd.  try and do a back hand spring with only one hand.  then, do it with no hands.  yes, its very hard.  i've only acomplished the back bend and am working on the back walkover. but with a little more practice, i might get better.
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if ur only using 1 hand, use 2 first of all its easier for most people. Also, just know that foot placement and where u put your body weight is very important. before you hit the ball, your weight should be in your back leg ... when you swing it shifts to the front, so you rotate your body into the swing , and thats how a lot of people mess up their backhands. i cant really help u out man, i have no idea what your swing looks like, get advice from a tennis club pro or something. :)
855435
using ur thumb hahaha
90704
Both hands.. Hold it best as possible.
371810
If you have to ask, start with knee pads.\n\n# 1) Push at a comfortable speed, remember the faster you go the better the pop.\n# 2) Place your front foot near the middle of your board, about two inches under your bolts. Put your back foot on the tail.\n# 3) Squat, so you can spring yourself up.\n# 4) Kick your back foot down so you can pop as you jump up, your front foot should rub upward on your griptape.\n# 5) Make sure you tuck your knees to your chest, picking up your back foot as well to level the board at a good height. REMEMBER you are jumping forward.\n# 6) Then come down comfortably, both feet on the board. It will look better if both your feet are over the bolts as well as lessen the stress of impact\n# 7) Finally bend your legs as you touch down to give it that smooth style and roll away stocked.
1090311
where's your other hand rubbing?
1150992
make an o with thumb and index finger and hold up remaining other three fingers
966283
Try using the other hand for self stimulation, I did that and it took years, but straightened out nicely, just take note so that it doesn't curve the other way.  It also makes your arms the same size.
966049
The correct position is similar to the way right handed people hold it, but almost all left handed people bend their fingers so they face their belly instead of out like right handed people because their teachers didn't know how to show them ( This may be an old stereotype, I don't know but when I was young fingers faced the belly).  In any case, if you are a natural leftie do what feels natural to you and don't listen to anybody then you won't have problems.\nI was forced out of being a leftie.  My son is ambidextrous; he was a leftie, but his piano teacher asked if she could make him use his right hand.  I told her she couldn't make him, but wouldn't mind her letting him use both hands.  My baby seems to use both hands too.  My son uses both hands with his fingers facing out not towards his belly like most right handed people.
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You lay on the floor on your back. Clasp your hands together behind your head, with your fingers interlocked. Suspend your legs with your knees bent, so that your thighs are pointing straight up and your calves are parallel to the ground. Bend up from your abdomen and touch your elbows to your knees, without pulling your legs up to your chest.\n\nSitups are very similar. Bend your knees with your feet flat on the floor. Cross your arms on your chest, and bend up from your waist until you're sitting up.
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if you wanna try it without a wall.... start in a natural lunge position with your favorite leg in front (the one that, if you had to hop on one foot you would choose) with your arms extended above your head and your arms on your ears. push your shoulders up (like a shrug---as if you were pushing against something that's above you---this will help you when your hands hit the ground) as you reach forward, lift your back leg up, make sure to keep both arms on your ears. reach for the floor and give a slight push from your front leg (your fav one) as your hands hit the ground make sure your are still pushing with your shoulders keeping your arms straight. you don't have to put your legs together just yet. keep them looking like a capital L in the air (one leg sticking straight in the air) This is called a T-position split handstand. it's much easier. when you feel more comfortable then try to put your legs together. remember-always try to come down where you started and if you start to tip over too much just roll.\n\nhope that was helpful
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its called ur hand, use it