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guilty conscience (14)
Re: guilty conscienceby rolly valdes 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: guilty conscience) was posted by rolly valdes, on 1/21/2005 9:21:57 PM:
| guys, in my opinion the serve is a part and a vital portion of your game.actually,it is incorporated in your play/strategies to win thw game.i cannot see the logic why you will make serves easy to receive or counter since your whole object in the game is for your opponent to miss his ball.if one player cannot receive your serves,then its very obvious that you are the better player.remember that your ferformance,even in car racings or track races depends greatly on the initial startup,so i beleive that it is only logical to set your best foot forward during the first bounce of the game |