USPTA TEST 100% CORRECT SOLVED

USPTA TEST 100% CORRECT SOLVED continental, eastern, semiwestern and western - Correct Answer ️️ -The four basic grips 1. Easy to generate power 2. Waist-high balls 3. Adaptable to different surfaces 4. More support 5. Topspin 6. Good for beginners - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern Forehand grip advantages 1. Grip change 2. Weak on slice 3. Low volley 4. Finesse and touch shots 5. Difficult to hit high balls - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern Forehand disadvantages • Contact point in front of the body with a vertical racquet face. • Often referred to as the "shake hands" grip. - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern Forehand Panel 3 - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern Forehand Heel Panel 3 - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern Forehand Base knuckle index finger Panel 1 - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern backhand Heel and base knuckle 1. Easy to generate power 2. Waist-high balls 3. Adaptable to different surfaces 4. More support 5. Topspin 6. Good for beginners - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern backhand advantages 1. Grip change 2. Weak on slice 3. Low volley 4. Finesse and touch shots 5. Difficult to hit high balls - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern backhand disadvantages • Contact point is slightly in front of the body with a vertical racquet face. • This grip calls for a definite change between forehand and backhand positions. - Correct Answer ️️ -Eastern backhand Panel 2 - Correct Answer ️️ -Continental heel and base knuckle 1. Low balls 2. Slice 3. No grip change 4. Adaptable to different strokes 5. Degree of versatility 6. Topspin on serve 7. Late hit on forehand side 8. Good serve and volley 9. Good for hit touch shots - Correct Answer ️️ -Continental advantages 1. High balls 2. Weak wrist or forearm 3. More difficult to generate topspin than eastern grip 4. Requires good timing - Correct Answer ️️ -Continental disadvantages • Contact point is just as far in front of the body as with the eastern grip. However, the player must learn to ad- just the racquet face with his o