Flat trajectory

In tennis, a flat trajectory refers to the path of the ball after it is hit by the player. A flat shot is hit with a minimal amount of topspin, resulting in a low trajectory that travels quickly through the air. The ball tends to skid or stay low after it bounces, making it difficult for the opponent to return with precision. Flat shots are often used for aggressive baseline play, as they allow the player to hit the ball with more power and take control of the point.