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Tennis Shots in the Game of Tennis (Part 2) (Level 3)
Shot 4 — Inside-Out Forehand Running around your backhand to hit a forehand cross-court.
Shot 5 — Inside-In Forehand Running around your backhand to hit a forehand down the line.
Shot 6 — Down the Line Hitting the ball straight along the sideline rather than cross-court.
Questions below cover:
- Inside-Out Forehand → goes cross-court ✔
- Inside-In Forehand → goes down the line ✔
- Down the Line → straight along the sideline ✔
- Cross-Court → hit diagonally, more court to work with ✔
- Drop Shot → softly hit, lands just over the net ✔
- Lob → high, deep shot over opponent at the net ✔
Here’s your document! Here’s a preview of the 10 questions:
- What do you run around to hit an inside-out forehand? → your backhand ✔
- Where does an inside-out forehand go? → cross-court ✔
- What do you run around to hit an inside-in forehand? → your backhand ✔
- Where does an inside-in forehand go? → down the line ✔
- What is the difference between inside-out and inside-in? → one goes cross-court and one goes down the line ✔
- What is a “down the line” shot? → a shot hit straight along the sideline ✔
- What is the sideline in tennis? → the line along the side of the court ✔
- Which shot is the opposite of down the line? → a cross-court shot ✔
- How many shots are explained? → three ✔
- Which two shots both start by running around your backhand? → inside-out forehand and inside-in forehand ✔