Again, for demonstration purposes treat your thumb as the 12 o clock position. The forefinger is at 1 o clock position in the forehand perspective. In the backhand perspective, your thumb is still at the 12 o clock position. This time, however, your forefinger is now in the 11 o clock position. The swings From this backhand perspective, you can swing your racquet in a regular motion. Kendler further made his mark on the sport by utilizing his publication named ACE for promotional engagements. In the early stages of the 70s the fitness boom helped the game rise to higher levels. By 1974 there were around 3.1 million players who took the court for the racquetball experience. This resulted into the establishment of more clubs and courts. Hits that render the opponent unable to return the ball successfully are tagged as down-the-line and cross court passing shots. There are shots called pinches and splats which primarily target the side wall before having a stint with the front wall. These shots cause the ball to bounce twice in quick fashion thus making it a potent weapon to end a rally. It will make the ball come up too high for an easy setup for you opponent. Instead, keep your knees bent throughout the swing until you hit the ball. You do this unconsciously, so be alert and alarmed why your shots are not staying low. Do not face the front wall in your swing. Stand parallel to the right side wall if you are doing forehand. During the free clinic, get members names and contact information that you may use to get in touch with them to promote your racquetball program further. 8. Use the mom network of youth programs. Moms of those kids often interact with each other to talk about their children s activities. 9. Try to be flexible. He must make it a point to get a direct hit on the front wall before the ball comes in contact with the floor. Unlike during service, players are allowed to utilize as many walls including the ceiling during return plays. Due to the competitive nature of the sport there are times when each player battle for positioning.