The Effects of “Grunting” on the Tennis Serve and Forehand Velocity

Posted on July 2, 2014 by admin

The Effects of “Grunting” on Serve and Forehand Velocity in Collegiate Tennis Players. O’Connell, Dennis G. PT, Ph.D., DPT, CSCS, FACSM; Hinman, Martha PT, Ed.D; Hearne, Kevin F

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The Effects of “Grunting” on the Tennis Serve and Forehand Velocity

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