confused w/ the term "MTM"

5263 · 10-03-2012, 10:09 PM

You can't just start at the tip of one of the rackets and draw a straight line thru
where you want it to go as it passes thru more of the rackets and does not
stay at the tip...then say the racket travels in a straight line. lol
I'm saying this even though your mis-info is mostly inline with what I'm saying!

The fact that this segment travels near a straight line as you align with the ball
for contact,
is what I have been sharing all along.

I guess you keep leaving out the across part of the stroke at and after contact for
some reason?

and we still have no outward ball path, right?

and the Main thing is your pic is pretty clear how the hand, the main MTM reference, is working
across prior to contact to such an extent that we can tell that is likely true even without the
outward target line.

10-03-2012, 10:09 PM	#11
5263 Legend Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 7,371	You can't just start at the tip of one of the rackets and draw a straight line thru where you want it to go as it passes thru more of the rackets and does not stay at the tip...then say the racket travels in a straight line. lol I'm saying this even though your mis-info is mostly inline with what I'm saying! The fact that this segment travels near a straight line as you align with the ball for contact, is what I have been sharing all along. I guess you keep leaving out the across part of the stroke at and after contact for some reason? and we still have no outward ball path, right? and the Main thing is your pic is pretty clear how the hand, the main MTM reference, is working across prior to contact to such an extent that we can tell that is likely true even without the outward target line. __________________ ************ MTM Instructor -Pro Supex Big Ace Last edited by 5263 : 10-03-2012 at 10:17 PM.

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