Okay, ready.

Take what you know, things she's a thing about

every thing and she's a thing about

every one you need.

I'll only need things with bruise and brown now.

I have here seen you wanting you.

Hey, it's a race show.

Okay, though.

Good so a race show. Okay okay though. The tour ratio, okay though.

That might be the best question I've ever been asked. What are some of the technical keys that make your forehand so huge and so effective?

For me, I think my biggest thing is just making sure I'm making contact with my arm as

straight as possible.

It's a bit of a common theme you'll find amongst some of the best friends in the world,

ranging from Federer to Nidal to the paltro.

A lot of times when they're making contact with the ball in front, their arm's completely straight.

To me, I think that gives a little bit of easier power. Now it seems

a bit to teach it to somebody who's never done it. It's a bit unorthodox. You see there's no way

I'm really going to be hitting the ball like this but as going in time and I think I started it when I was about 14 15 and I had to kind of just change my foreign altogether for maybe about six months and it so uncomfortable, my arm is so straight,

I feel like I can't really do anything, I don't have any control,

but once you get used to it, making contact there,

the power just becomes so much easier to generate

and then you get good with redirecting and

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