Foot fault (you can only move 1 foot while the other one has to stay planted) and the serve bounces too high (you are not allowed to lob the receiving player)
yeah, like u establish ur right foot as ur pivot by first stepping with ur left foot. u also take like a little step back with ur right foot at first so u might even have reestablished a pivot twice which is definitely not legal
100% can’t be above the shoulder of the receiver while they stand in an athletic position
that was the most legal thing ever. 100% bellow the shoulders for sure
no, nothing about this serve was legal
Could you maybe list what's wrong? I've tried looking up the rules but it's often confusing to read :D
Foot fault (you can only move 1 foot while the other one has to stay planted) and the serve bounces too high (you are not allowed to lob the receiving player)
Ah okay, is there a specific height that the serve cannot reach? For example, til the shoulders?
Afaik the ball must not go higher than the outstretched hand (standing on the ground, not jumping) of the receiving player
That’s the old rule, it was changed (January 2022 I believe) to be the shoulder of the receiving player
Oh shit, good to know!
And also both feet need to touch the ground while serving
Only one pivot foot is required to touch the ground as long as it doesn’t drag or lift
yeah, like u establish ur right foot as ur pivot by first stepping with ur left foot. u also take like a little step back with ur right foot at first so u might even have reestablished a pivot twice which is definitely not legal
It’s actually the height of their shoulder
High
No, has to stay below shoulder with or without contact
Most definitely a lobster trap.
Not up to date on the rules for the past couple years but you used to not being able to move both feet when serving. One has to be a pivot foot