Gain MASSIVE Volley Control | Forehand and Backhand
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2021
- Gain MASSIVE Volley Control | Forehand and Backhand
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1. Keep you elbows out away from your body in the ready position
2. Keep you hand lower than the ball to ensure the proper wrist angle
3. Set your racket lower than you think you should so you don’t chop down during contact
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Yet another great video. You have the ability to break down complex ideas into easy to follow steps.
Great advice Ryan!!!
I tried this and blew my teammates away, thanks! This was a fantastic lesson
Awesome to hear that. Thanks for trusting me to help you!!
Another great lesson Ryan. I will be sure to pass this on to my high school team
Thank you very much. Tried today everything you teach here and solved my all problems with volleys i had for 15 years! Amazing! 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Great! Short, sweet and to the point.
Ryan, Thank you so much for your great instruction. You have helped me game immensely.
Thanks Ryan. Clear presentation of good pointers.
Brilliant video. Many thanks!
Thank you for the good advises! I usually improve my play instantly after trying them.
Awesome tips Ryan.. im going to try and put this into practice today.. keep up the amazing content
Thank you! Gonna try these tips tomorrow.
Awesome lesson coach thanks
Thanks, Ryan! You're an excellent teacher. Three digestible tips, each explained clearly and summarized at the end. Glad I saw this now since since today I was already planning to practice volleys against a wall :)
Great practical tips… Really enjoyed this video and now am going to see all your other videos….
Excellent tips, I will practice them
Sounds excellent, Great tips. I' ll try it today! Thanks!
Well said for the three types of volley high mid low
I've picked up tennis again recently and played a bit when I was a child. I like to be good at sport and have been using your tips and techniques over the last week and they are fun. I especially love the 7 point checkpoint system on the Serve that you give, it's taken me to the next level I think. I can see that you enjoy making these videos and I enjoy practicing the drills you give. Thank you!
Good tips. tip #3 - anticipate the ball is hard. heavy top spin balls will dip and under spin balls will rise. but it makes sense to prepare your hand/racket below the estimate contact point. It easier to make a block, chop, or topspin volley.
I want to add my tip: #4 if you have a hard/firm grip on the racket, you would have more power and could block heavy fast ball coming at you. the net volley discussed here is all shoulder, arm, and maybe forearm - no wrist. I left out feet b/c we only discuss ball coming at you.
Very useful tips, Ryan. Good that you recap your tips in description on top, too. Thank you! Possibly the forth tip for firmer volleys could be the must step forward with opposing feet just prior to contact. I think this move also adds "walliness" and control to our volleys just as much as it is often neglected by rec. players..
Can’t wait to share this with my JV boys team next season! Great tips!
helpful coach!
I liked the tip about keeping the elbows out. For over a year my wife's volleys have been weak and inconsistent. My analysis was that she was tipping her racket back, causing her volleys to be weak. Ryan's tip about the elbows finally explained why this has been happening. When the ball comes to her, my wife drops and tucks her elbow into her side. When I showed her the video she is looking forward to trying this tip!
excelente leccion!!! gracias
Great video.
You’re instruction is very clear and could easily understood. Thank you so much coach
Happy to help you my friend. Appreciate you taking the time to comment on my video. This was a great weekend!
Absolutely Smasher of a tutorial. Man I would like to meet you 😊
Great TIP !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another gem Ryan ! Can’t wait to try all three this afternoon. I really appreciate your ability to clearly explain why the wrong way doesn’t work - stronger wrist position with a lower hand is such a useful observation. Last tip may have a nice application to baseball - I’ll suggest to my son to play with this idea when facing a good curveball.
Thanks so much Jay!! Hope your serve and forehand are coming along. Thanks!!!
You have really helped my volleys. Thank you. I am a 4.0 level player and it has helped my confidence. 🥰🥰
Thanks so much Catherine!!
Thank you for the video. Would like to see more video’s on volleys!!
Coming soon! Thanks Karen!
Love your videos. Made a reservation at my tennis club Just now to practice what you showed me on this video.
Great lesson! Excellent three points. Simple and memorable breakdowns. I think I have all three issues. Can't wait to go to practice now.
Awesome to hear they’ll help you! Please message me back on here and let me know how it went. Thanks John. You got this!!
Yes please, share results.
Great advice, thank you very much!
Thank you so much!!!
When coaches say "Elbows in front of the body", I think (and I thought) they mean "Elbows in front of the plane of the body". Thank you for the detailed explanation! I always enjoy learning fine points from your videos.
These are incredibly helpful tips Ryan. I especially like the third tip when you describe the ball being 20-40ft away and need to make sure racquet head needs to be lower than you think
Hey thanks nick. Yeah getting the student to see into the future and understand where the ball will arrive is critical to string the racket at the correct height. Thanks man. 👍
Short but very effective one. I am gonna try it out in the court. Thank you again. I have been following you from a long time now. Your lessons are very very worthy and I'm getting it for free 🙂
So glad you like them. Appreciate the support!!
your videos are getting better and better, thanks for such good content
Wow thank you so much for letting me know. Have an awesome day! ✅👍😊🎾
Thanks for your volley tips, the first one I have tried serve me well.BUT ! How about some timestamps or subtitles when switching points? it's gonna be more illustrating.
I love this great teaching.
Thanks so much Kilian!
"Hand down" on the racquet is a great tip.
Thanks so much!!
I recently tried keeping my hand below the ball on volley and it has been amazing for my volley's, I am glad you pointed that out!
So glad to hear that. It’s a really good tip that helps most players who struggle with that problem. Hank for letting me know!!!
Nice video, Ryan. Thanks!
Thanks so much!!!
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Awesome content, man! Really liked it! Your tips have helped me a lot! I wish you could help me further with one of my biggest problems nowadays: I just can't attack a higher ball, although I'm almost 2 meters tall! lol Sometimes I hit it right but with no idea of what I'm doing there. It might sound a nonsense but the lower the ball is, the easier is for me to strike it and not the opposite, as everyone say. Thanks for the video. We appreciate it!
Great video, as always! Thank you very much! Hey Ryan, could you talk about the racket path for different heights of ball? Greetings from Brazil!
Absolutely Igor. Thanks for the suggestion!!
thanks bang ryan 😁👍
I got this!
Good stuff!
Thank you Nabeenb
Awesome instruction. Where is this guy located?
Good instructions!!
Thanks so much Karine!!
I always assumed volleyers chopped down on volleys to generate backspin. However, they end up miss-hitting many volleys.
Elbow in does set up for open face slicing volleys
Great video!
Thanks so much!!!
I did instinctively the first two tips, but I didn't think of the third, which makes complete sense. I had missed quite a few volleys that dipped below my racket head.
Hi Tom. Thanks so much and keep me posted on how the third tip helps you!!
This is the "receiving" volley (quite the majority of situations). Very nice tip 👍🏽.
Excellent video
You need hold racket l loose
Semi split step
Semi unit turn
Hold rackett Infront off you
Punch it loose
On backhand make sure your righ hand to ouches your left shoulder
Always have racket higher that the contact off the ball
I learned this at the Vic Braden tennis college back in the 80s.
Yes!! I teach Braden technique. Thanks!!!
best volley video
Appreciate the support!
hmm, im gonna try it tomorrow, sir.
Hey thanks keep me posted please!
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Besok mau gw praktekin pas maen tenis
Nice vidio👍👍🙏
Thank you so much!!
And hit the ball as in front of your body as you can
Coach, how can I make it natural to me? I’ve tried this elbow trick many times. It’s not natural to me at all.
what hours do you offer lessons at DTC?
Great lesson. However one doubt, when you bring the hand down, automatically the elbow comes closer to body and doesn't remain out. Please clarify.
The goal is to “feel” like the elbow is out even on low balls. Yes it’ll be closer but if you try to keep away a bit it’ll help. Thanks!!!
@@2MinuteTennis thanks for the certification 👍
@@2MinuteTennis thanks 👍
Excellent tip elbow out.. I also was told to keep the racquet slightly towards the BH volley as a ready position whats the true on that Ryan ? 👍
Not a fan of the slightly tilted ready position. I understand why it’s taught (ready for body volley) but I feel it hurts the FH volley. Thanks for the question!
Agreed. I'm mentally forcing my ready position not to be tilted. When tilted, I do get quite good reactions with body shots, and great BH volleys, but I consider I miss too many FH volleys. Not acceptable. That's why I'm trying to keep racquet straight forward... trying.
IMHO, what is important in volleys is the forearm to racket angle, which should be close to 90 degrees. Navratilova, one of the best volleyer of all time agreed in her video with Will Hamilton. Take a look at our product PermaWrist which forces such a racket angle. If you contact me, we can send you some samples for you to try. Let us know.
Great tips. I'm gonna share them with my pals.
Thanks so much Evan!
what about the grip? Is it continental for all volleys? Sometimes there is no time to tinker with the grip...
I’ll be addressing the grip(s) in a video soon. Thanks!!!
This one should ruffle some feathers! Hope so! Keep up the great work Ryan!
Haha thanks Jeff. Just wait till I explain that you can change grips between FHV and BHV. HAHA Thanks!
@@2MinuteTennis Blasphemy!!!!
Lol
“But there’s not enough time to change grips” 🤦🏻♂️
Hi Ryan, I really enjoy your instructional videos. very well presented, and to the point. I don't believe in getting something for free; I wish to send you a few $$ for your tennis tips and efforts. is this doable? and for my interest, which city are you in? I'm from Toronto, Canada. cheers, Harvey Sadowick
Wow Harvey what a kind gesture. When I was 18 I heard one of my favorite quotes (don’t deny people the pleasure of being nice). Now that I’m 42 I can very much appreciate those words. Thank you is all I can say. If you’d like you can send it video PayPal. Does that work? If so I’ll respond back with it. I’m near Philadelphia btw. Thank you!!
via PayPal is what I meant to write
where's the tenniscourt
My current teaching schedule is so busy and with kids, wide, life in general, etc. there’s no time for me to go to a tennis court and film. So I’ll just have to make videos like this for the time being. Thanks for understanding!!
コーチ本人はごく自然にやっていたが、脚の使い方も説明して欲しかった。
i am improving
I consistently shank my volleys😅
These tips will help. Watch this video again right before you go out to practice. Thanks!!!
@@2MinuteTennis what about watching contact? Anything special that I need to put in mind?
This video was way over 2 minutes
You’re right! I like to give more than expected. Thanks!!🎉✅😊🎾👍
Not saying your inatruction wrong, but why do u do all your videos in your front yard or basement? Why not on a tennis court where u can actually demo these lessons ?. Not hating , Just wondering....thanx
I understand your question. Happy to answer. And I don’t take offense to the question. I teach tennis full time 6 days per week. Morning , noon, and night. I make videos at 5am in the morning, late at night, anytime I have a chance. I literally have zero time to make “on court” videos bc my teaching schedule is completely packed. I have no time for new clients. Plus I’m married with a 9 and 7 year old. My wife works full time too. The fact that I even make content in the first place in amazing in and of itself. I’m doing my best. Trust me, I wish I had time to drive to the courts, set up my tripod, camera, wireless microphone, then drive home and edit, upload, maximize RUclips SEO, etc. the amount of time it takes to make on court tennis instruction is insane. That’s why most coaches upload one video per week if that. I’m uploading 2 videos PER DAY. I’m very proud of that btw. I’m trying my best, and with my current situation my best means making content however I can. Btw, I do zoom lessons for people all around the world late at night and at 6am in the morning. I don’t sleep much. Thankfully people are improving from my videos and that’s all that matters to me. Thanks for the support and understanding.
Wrong. Elbow stays in front of your belly button. You shouldn’t swing or “punch” or even turn on volleys because the racquet must stay in front of your front foot. The racquet gets behind your front foot if you turn. Volleys are hit with your FEET. (Just sit down and get your knee square) And yes I can volley circles around this hacker clown.
Haha thanks Kevin! Appreciate the comment. ✅👍😊🎾
One does volley with FEET. No feet, no volley...just a slap. But that's for DURING contact point. These tips were more about using the shoulders/hands/elbows/wrists before contact point. About the elbows in front...I believe even if they are out to the sides, he still has them in front of belly. It's not to the sides by the ribs. (Elbows point 10 and 2 o'clock).
Great video, thank you!