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DougHillman · 12-05-2006, 12:41 AM

Yes, and fairly effectively despite manzi's professed curse of being white.

That being said, I haven't jump served in a tournament in years. Experience has shown me that a quality float serve (an actual no-spin flat-trajectory floater, not a lollipop) results in more sloppy passes than do most jump serves. (Note that this applies only to indoor tournaments. A good jumper is a much more effective weapon in doubles than it is in 6's.)

I've got some pics of me jump serving around here somewhere. If I can dig up the archive disc, I'll post one.

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DougHillman Rookie Status: Offline Posts: 83 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Chicagoish, IL	12-05-2006, 12:41 AM Yes, and fairly effectively despite manzi's professed curse of being white. That being said, I haven't jump served in a tournament in years. Experience has shown me that a quality float serve (an actual no-spin flat-trajectory floater, not a lollipop) results in more sloppy passes than do most jump serves. (Note that this applies only to indoor tournaments. A good jumper is a much more effective weapon in doubles than it is in 6's.) I've got some pics of me jump serving around here somewhere. If I can dig up the archive disc, I'll post one.