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Forehand
and Backhand Volleys
Imagine...
You've
just played a 3/4 high looping forehand groundstroke in
towards your opponent's backhand side.
He
recognizes your shot is going to be bouncing up high, so
they back
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Discover
how to play your volleys like this...
The "3 Magic Moves" of
The Forehand & Backhand Volleys
taught by Brent Abel |
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because they can't stand to take the ball right off the
bounce.
You
immediately recognize this as an opportunity and you start
to quickly move forward in towards the net.
As they
back up away from their baseline, your opponent is now
struggling just to try and get a decent swing at your high
bouncing groundstroke which has now turned into a golden
opportunity as an approach shot for you.
Just
prior to your
opponent making contact, and even though you're only 1/2 way
between your baseline and service lines, you quietly and
smoothly go into a split step so you can react to whatever
direction and shot speed comes from your opponent's shot.
You
instantly recognize a relatively slower "floater" coming
back towards you off your opponent's racket as they stumble
backwards one more step desperately trying to get back into
some sort of decent court position.
Realizing
you'll be playing a forehand volley, you come out of your
split step quickly, aligning yourself to the side of the
path of your opponent's shot, while at the same time you
prepare your racket to "wait" for your opponent's incoming
shot.
Even
though your racket is waiting for the ball, your feet are
taking you through the final three steps so you'll be able
to get closer to the net on balance to "receive" your
opponent's shot at just your volley's perfect contact point
where your underspin volley stroke mechanics knife away a
skidding cross court volley for an all out winner.
You
can make this happen...
Detailed
Videos Demonstrating Each
Simple to Understand Stroke Mechanic
This is a detailed lesson
featuring the precise stroke mechanic fundamentals and footwork
patterns to execute
dependable underspin forehand and backhand volleys.
Low, normal, and
high volleys.
You'll learn how the success of these
shots is determined by an attitude of wanting to prepare for the next
court position and NOT by pure stroke mechanics.
Yep, we're once again getting back to
why superior court positioning poses much more of a challenge to your
opponent than how well you actually hit the shot...
There are a few simple but crucial
stroke mechanics that allow you to play these shots more with your feet
and less with your arms.
The swing is compact and easy to
execute. I can show you how to master both of these shots for
use in both singles and doubles...
BONUS...! - Order
this lesson today and I'll include the following
A
detailed video analysis by Brent
of Stefan Edberg's forehand
volley:
You will not
believe how unbelievably clean this guy's forehand volley
is.
This is
something you can copy and model and I'm going to show you
what are the few precise and simple "Magic Moves" that will
have your volleys dependable and you will create real
problems for your opponents, in both singles and doubles...!
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