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Power Point Presentations - Biomechanics This page contains a number of Power Point presentations on tennis Biomechanics. If you wish to submit a presentation to be placed on this page please email Patrick McInerney: coaching@itftennis.com Click below to download the full version of each presentation. Biomechanics and stroke production implications for the tennis coach - B. Elliott (251 KB) View this PDF document in a new window 16 February 2007 Biomechanics of the serve - Elliott (417 KB) View this PDF document in a new window 16 February 2007 Biomechanics of the return of serve - Kleinoder (174 KB) View this PDF document in a new window 16 February 2007 Biomechanics of the forehand stroke - Bahamonde (363 KB) View this PDF document in a new window 16 February 2007 Biomechanics of the one- and two-handed backhands - Reid (276 KB) View this PDF document in a new window 16 February 2007 Biomechanics of the volley - Roetert & Groppel (376 KB) View this PDF document in a new window 16 February 2007 Biomechanics of movement in tennis - Roetert & Ellenbecker (276 KB) View this PDF document in a new window 16 February 2007 Biomechanics principles for the serve in tennis (563 KB) View this PDF document in a new window 16 February 2007 The above documents are in Adobe Acrobat format. To view and print them you require the Acrobat Reader program installed on your computer. Click on the icon to download a free copy of the Reader. ^ Back to Top

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