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Our singles serving early in the set, I think it's really important to mix up your targets

a lot.

Really you're trying to gather data at the beginning of a set and really try to find out what's

served them more uncomfortable returning.

So is it the T-serve, the outwides, the body served, do they get jammed easily?

If they're a tall opponent, mixing up different spins, throwing in the kick, throwing in the

slice, throwing up flat ones.

Really I'm just trying to mix it up and then have a lot of variety and see where they're

most uncomfortable.

So I'm setting up good patterns to use for plus ones and then just gathering data for later

on in the set that when I discover which serves they like the least, those are the ones

I'm going to be attacking later on in the set.

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