With this in mind let s flip the pages of one of the most fast-paced game in the planet, racquetball. Joe Sobek is the man behind the birth of racquetball whose initial name was actually paddle rackets. He was said to be both a professional tennis player and handball player. Sobek wanted to come up with a game that is exciting but easy to learn and play. There are talks that racquetball would be cited and included as an Olympic competition or event in the future. In the 1950s, racquetball equipments were prototyped with those used by American tennis player Joe Sobek. Through the years, racquets (which are bigger than usual squash racquets) used in playing racquetball have become more advanced. Straight-in shots are delivered so as to strike the front wall lower than usual. A kill shot is produced when the ball comes in contact with the front wall so low that it bounces twice before reaching the service line. Another focus of straight-in shots is reaching areas of the court that the other player will have a hard time to cover. Another fault tagged as long serve occurs when the ball directly hits the back wall without touching the floor after service is performed. A ceiling serve is another way of going against the rules. This occurs when the ball touches the ceiling after hitting the front wall. The receiving player must be ready before service takes place. Don t throw the old pair until you have the new ones fit your feet just right. Afterwards, you can play a hard game with them. Elbow protection They may call it tennis elbow, but this injury also happens to racquetball players. (Only 5% of all cases happen to tennis players.) Symptoms consist of pain around the elbow joint, with tenderness occurring on or below the bony bump. Toss some balls into the student to jam him. When she learns the difference between crowding and getting jammed, she could open herself to discovering and learning her own devised way in correct positioning and swinging. Second, remember that your students would always tend to concentrate or focus on the order in the way they are taught.