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ProStrokes Gallery

This Month's Feature: Max Mirnyi Sponsored by

Ever wish you could study the strokes of the pros? To see for yourself exactly how they hit the ball and what you might learn? Now the TennisONE ProStrokes Gallery makes this possible for the first time. Not just one photo sequence but a complete gallery of all the shots featuring many of the world's top players, filmed in digital video using multiple camera angles.

This month we feature the Max Mirnyi.

The Beast (as he is known to his friends) from Belarus, stands 6’5” tall. He turned pro 12 years ago and has been ranked as high as 18th on the ATP tour (in August of 2003). 

Mirnyi is currently 21st on the Stanford ATP doubles rankings, but he held the number one ranking in June of 2003. His doubles resume is particularly impressive, he won the US Open in 2000 and 2003 and was a finalist in 2005 and 2006. He has partnered Mahesh Bhupathi, Lleyton Hewitt, and Jonas Bjorkman.

Mirnyi is one of the rare classic serve and volley players on the tour. He has a big serve, good net rushing instincts, and a one handed backhand.

Max is still a force on the tour, but of late much more in doubles than in singles. 

Check out Mirnyi's net game in the TennisOne ProStrokes Gallery.

All ProStrokes Gallery sequences are filmed during actual tour competition so you'll see how great players hit groundstrokes, volleys, and serves as well as the specific shot patterns that go into winning pro tennis.

Get the Most Out of ProStrokes Gallery

In the TennisONE Pro Strokes Gallery, you see a crosscourt forehand and compare it to other key important pro shots such as the inside out forehand and the inside in. Study the difference between first and second serves. Watch the preparation, the footwork, and the execution. Using the frame advance, you can create slow motion replays and freeze frames to study pro techniques in a revolutionary way. The amazing ProStrokes Gallery is available for you to view, study, analyze, and use to improve your game. It's only on TennisONE!

TennisONE is excited to add this unique resource to our cutting edge approach to helping you understand the game and raise your level of play. Enjoy and by all means let us know what you think and what you learned by emailing us here at TennisONE.

ProStrokes Gallery Library

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