When serving in racquetball, is the racket allowed to hit the ground during the serve?
No, i mean the racket. It happened twice in one game and figured there is no possible way it could be legal, i guess i was wrong.
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it doesn’t matter what the racket does, just the ball, i think.
why?
do you mean “is the ball allowed to hit the ground?” idk. but i dont see why the racket couldn’t
I did not see anything in the rule book about hitting the racquet on the ground during a serve. I think it would not help your serve in any way.
Here is the rulebook if you want to look deeper into it
http://www.usra.org/Rulebook/tabid/839/RuleID/22/Default.aspx
The racquet may hit the ground, wall, body, ball….whatever. The ball may not hit anything but the front wall first.