The 70s marked the entry of official and organized competitive racquetball. Male standouts during this period include the likes of Steve Keeley, Marty Hogan, Bud Muehleisen, Jerry Hilecher, Steve Strandemo, and Charlie Brumfield. Hogan continued his heralds in the 80s and went head-to-head with upstarts like Mike Yellen, Brett Harnett, and Dave Peck. Also explain to your mentee how racquetball superstars are serving as role models to other players not just within the sports but also in other aspects. As a mentor, you should also set yourself as a good role model or example. It is important to keep your cool whenever you are mentoring. Some mentees would not be comfortable being shouted at. Instead, analyze your swing and check where the kinetic link lost its power and did not reach your arms and wrists. You should not be unbalanced after your swing. If this happens, g back and review your sequence of moves. Do not rise during your swing. It will make the ball come up too high for an easy setup for you opponent. Aside from the protection gears you have to wear, the following are some reminders for you to deal with your racquetball-related injuries. Eye protection Racquetball is considered a lightweight sport compared to others which can produce some terrible life-threatening injuries. On the other hand, it is one of the most injury-prone sports because of the speed of the ball traveling inside the small confines of the playing court. Fans are treated to a party filled with upbeat tunes. Straight-in shots are delivered so as to strike the front wall lower than usual. A kill shot is produced when the ball comes in contact with the front wall so low that it bounces twice before reaching the service line. Another focus of straight-in shots is reaching areas of the court that the other player will have a hard time to cover. The weight of the body should be directed to the back portion of your foot. It s significant to be aware of the basic anatomy involved with racquetball moves. The elbow should be at least 8 to 12 inches away from the body when making a lead. Ball contact is executed at the furthermost point of extension.