Handling Heavy Topspin At The Net | HANDLE DIFFERENT SPINS
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Hitting a volley directly off a "heavy" topspin ball can be extremely difficult. Learn how to deal with this extreme spin on your volley and also how to use your opponent's spin against them.
I watch a LOT of RUclips tennis training videos but Brady tackles the more technical skills that a SERIOUS tennis player has to know. Watching him is close to being coached by a pro. Keep the great work going we appreciate you!
good stuff ... will work on this ...I've used this technique when desperately trying to reach short balls ...never occurred to me to use it on a low volley !!
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It works rather well and is not as difficult as it may look...which is a rarity in tennis. Use their own spin against them!
great explanations and demos! good job
Appreciate that Chase!
Great explanation man. Awesome video.
I really like the advice to go get that ball that is rolled hard at us. I have used that drop volley with good success, but you have helped me understand it much better.
That drop volley off a heavy ball is quite a fun shot isn't it?
Daily Tennis Lesson It really is. Thanks!
Great lesson, how about volleying the backhand slice at the net.
Simon Plumbridge We could probably do a video on that, however it would be very similar. Get a decent amount of spin along with decent "stick" on your own volley and you should be able to handle most spins.
Very practical and effective tips !
Much appreciated Peter!
Really great.
Thanks
Of course--thanks for watching!
Need advice to volley - opponent has heavy slice backhand
Solid technique with a firm grip to negate the slice is best off a slice.
I bit panic when hitting volley,how it that so?
Osman Khamis Not uncommon at all. Assuming your technique is sound you just need more practice to build up your confidence.
All the nuances Brady covers.