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"The ultimate weapon in any tennis player's arsenal is an accurate, high-velocity serve. Long a mainstay of men's tennis, rocketing&amp;nbsp;serves&amp;nbsp;have been the foundation Venus Williams's&amp;nbsp;dominance&amp;nbsp;over the last decade. Venus and Serena Williams both register serves in the 120s and rank tops in the&amp;nbsp;fastest serves ever recorded. Serena launched a 128.6-mile-per-hour serve at last year&amp;rsquo;s Australian Open, but Venus still holds the crown with her 129-mile-per-hour missile at the 2007 U.S. Open.&amp;nbsp;\r\nThough Venus, who has won seven Grand Slam titles and is currently promoting Jamba Juice's Million Free Smoothie giveaway, is past her prime at age 33 and trying to cope with Sj&amp;ouml;gren's syndrome, an autoimmune disease that derailed her 2011 season, she enters the 2014 Australian Open ranked 38th&amp;nbsp;in&amp;nbsp;the world, a position she&amp;rsquo;s maintained almost solely on the strength of her service.\r\nAt 6-foot-1, Venus is aided by her natural length, but she believes her muscle memory has been the key to success. \"I've seen matches [where] people's serves go on and off because it's just not guaranteed as much,\" she tells 'Men's Journal.' \"It's about the rhythm. It&amp;rsquo;s about the timing.\"&amp;nbsp;\r\nWilliams shared the keys to her serving&amp;nbsp;game, but she admitted that the one thing she could provide was the opportunity to help tennis enthusiasts train hard and get some of what she has. \"A serve is a complicated shot,\" she says. Good service demands both finesse and practice. Here's what Venus recommends."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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