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Racket elbow angle reached 160.1 degrees at contact, leaving the arm nearly locked straight rather than maintaining a functional bend within the ideal 95-145 degree range.
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Racket elbow angle reached 160.1 degrees at contact, leaving the arm nearly locked straight rather than maintaining a functional bend within the ideal 95-145 degree range.
Train this →Racket elbow is over-extended to 141.2° at impact instead of maintaining a relaxed bend within the ideal 60-120° range.
Train this →Racket elbow angle reached 116.7 degrees at contact, nearly fully extending near the 120-degree upper limit for a backhand low serve.
Train this →Insufficient torso coil during backswing, showing only 14.8° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation compared to the recommended minimum of 20° for overhead clears.
Train this →Minimal trunk and shoulder-hip rotation measured at only 0.9 degrees during execution.
Train this →Govind achieved only 4.8° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation prior to contact, showing almost no core coil.
Train this →Right elbow extended to 107.8° at contact instead of maintaining a compact ~90° angle during the low backhand serve.
Train this →Standing too upright during the backhand low serve with a high 149.4° knee angle.
Train this →Govind stayed too upright during the stroke, recording a deepest knee bend of only 16.2°.
Train this →Minimal upper body rotation during shot setup, achieving only 4.5° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation.
Train this →Only achieved 6.8° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation during preparation alongside an excessive torso lean of 39.8°.
Train this →Extremely minimal trunk and shoulder-vs-hip rotation measured at only 1.9°.
Train this →Minimal trunk rotation during preparation, recording only 4.1° of shoulder-vs-hip rotation (ideal is ≥20°).
Train this →Shallow right knee bend of 122.7 degrees on the forward step rather than loading deeply into the lunge.
Train this →Racket elbow was severely collapsed at 38.8 degrees at contact instead of maintaining a extended angle between 95 and 145 degrees.
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