Hit Incredible Forehand And Backhand Volleys With These 5 Awesome Tips (Tennis Technique Explained)
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Hit Incredible Forehand And Backhand Volleys With These 5 Awesome Tips (Tennis Technique Explained)
1. Keep elbows flared out to your sides
2. Time your split step so that you’re in the air as your opponent hits
3. Keep you hand below your racket
4. Set the racket where you’re going to make contact
5. Try to keep your strings facing your target before, during, and after contact
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Excellent tips! 1) elbows out 2) split step in air when oppo hits 3) hands lower than raq 4) anticipate where ball is falling and set raq face there and punch 5)follow thru w/ raq pointing to target
What about grip ?
Continental or any other?
Continental
Thx for the summarization
Excellent tips. By the way, the "crush the can, stretch the band" was my tip . --Ben Rakusin; Florida Coach Developer.
Today! The first two tips were critical for returning balls that came directly to my body. Reaction times improved immensely vs not using the techniques. (And that's not to minimize the contribution of the remaining tips)
For my level (and probably others) YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY KILLING IT!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU THANK YOU!
#3 Set the racket where impact with the ball will be - You taught this before, but this time with more detail so I get it now. Also the last tip on the follow through is clearer now. Super Hero lesson! Thanks!
Excellent tips on forehand backhand volley. I played doubles yesterday and it really helped to keep my back elbow up on my backhand volley and my back end
Elbow out, string towards to opponent, cristal clear, very detailed instructions, I am going to train this afternoon. Thank you, Ryan.
fantastic tips, easily explained. great. thank you. very well done!
Perfect balance of teaching technique to reasoned explanation with loads of demonstration. Absolute quality. Thanks
These steps really helped me to improve my game. Thanks for the perfect basics.
You are an amazing teacher so helpful so clear I can’t wait to get on the court and practice
Great instructions. Elbows out is super helpful for me.. would add one instruction which is making sure you have a very firm grip on the handle, a lot of times even when you do everything right, when you have a weak or loose grip on the volley the contact with the ball isn’t as firm.
Great video!!! Thanks so much for breaking down all the components!!!
Excellent volley tips, very clear and useful, thanks a lot.
Awesome tips. I will try this on my next play. Thanks coach.
Love the tips! So useful for a intermediate doubles player. Thank you Ryan!
Happy to help Richard!!
I really liked this video and appreciate tips provided by the coach. Thanks
Your advice on the position of both elbows will be good for forehand and backhand volleys . I could recognize the difference. Thanks !
This video really helped me .. especially the tip ‘hand below the racquet ‘ and elbows out .. Now I love hitting the back hand net volley
Those tips sound very useful! Thank you Ryan!
Very good instructions! Thanks
Best crossover ever: Ryan and Tyler together. I follow both and didn't know they know each other. I have improved a lot my game just by watching them. Cheers from Mexico!
Awesome tips! Thanks coach!
Love the tip. It is very useful for me. Thanks alot.
Thank you for the tips
Thanks! Very helpful.
Thanks a lots, I love your tips.
Fantastic. All of this advice is valuable.
Well done . Simplified understandable breakdown
Very helpful and useful comments. Your examples and explanations are excellent
Great tips. My volley sucks . I will work on this. Your have so much enthusiastic on your teaching. We are very fortunate.
I would like to nominate you on line tennis instructor of 2021. :):)
Very useful advice. I am a baseline player but now want to learn the volley skills. Thank you so much! Also thanks for your strategies for double. 😊
Awesome 😎 tips man !! I. Really appreciate you share your knowledge from this video! Thank you 🙏🏼
so good! thank you!!
you are luck always great you are the best coach whatever I know keep going I watching you I teach the kids I have a lot of from you and it's I'm doing very successful thank you for your lessons
This’s awesome- thanks!
Amazing tips coach, you are the best. Love from India!!!
Fantastic!
Get Ahead in Tennis with Killer Volley Techniques. Great Video! Thanks for sharing this one.
I loved all your videos. You are the best coach forever Ryan. Thank you so much... I wish I can give you millions like 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Great again!
Great lesson. Thx
Excellent video!!
Thanks so much coach. Beautiful tips. 🌞🌙🙏
Very good explanation, sir!
Ryan, this was a helpful video. Adding a note on the Grip for volley for forehands and backhands would have been a helpful addition to highlight any nuances of each stroke that may make a meaningful difference. That is all!
Brilliant as usual with all other videos!!! I think I have seen it in one of the vids in your channel, but I am not able to find the video where you also explain the grip for the forehand and backhand volleys.
Very helpful
Excellent 👍
Another great video and I wish I had a strong net game. I have come a long way but still allow myself to get nervous and timid at times!
Helpful tips
Really well put.
Impressed by yr good coaching
"See into the future" - I've got this! Thanks (again) Ryan for great tips.
Thanks so much!!
Awesome. Tips
this was really helpful thank you
Appreciate the comment on when to do the split-step.
Thank you Ryan.
So freaking true. Keep making tennis videos, you rock.
Thanks so much Alexis!!
great instructional video. thank you Ryan.
So glad you liked it JN
Amazing! My daughter is having some trouble with her volleys and this video really helped her out! 😁
So glad this video helped her!
Great job giving us an easier way to understand something that's complicated
Great tips
Thanks! I'm a ex-D1 college player, primarily serve and volleyer returning to competition and found this very useful! I never thought about my elbow position, and in fact thought the opposite to keep them in to the body. It makes total sense to keep them out and feels so right. My volleys really declined over the years of not playing but now on the rebound! Thanks!
Wow thanks Jared! What an awesome comment. Appreciate you trusting me to help you with your volleys and game. Thanks!!
You can use two hands, I use two hands on volleys and two hands on the forehand to fix my mistakes
this is a really great video
Thanks, man. I have 3 important doubles matches in a few hours, and I'm not the most confident on my volleys because of... incidents. I'll try this and see how it goes
Now I'm back to tennis once again, thanks for your clean instructions..
All of the tips are great. I will definitely review it tomorrow morning before I play! Thank you Ryan. Love your channel
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing this.!!! Eric Clowers
Thanks, Alejandro from San Juan Argentina👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks
thank you very much nice teaching I love it keep working and be like your teaching very important for us and wait for the next show thanks again thanks again
Thanks for these tips. 3rd (?) viewing today. a great lesson
Great !
Danke Coach 👍🏻
Very interesting, I would apply this important concepts.
Appreciate the support Gustavo!
really awesome --thank u ----from south korea
Phenomenal video - thank you!
So happy you liked the video Sean!
Awesome 👌Right to the point 👉
You are the best!
Wow Daniel thanks so much!!!
I marvel at the way you are able to present new concepts that no one else seems to talk about.
Yes!!!
No one has mentioned about it
- Elbows out away your body
I used to hold the racket firmly with
my arms sticking on my sides, so when the ball comes I need first to open my right arm , lower or higher my right hand the automatically swing then hitting . Too many steps to hit the ball for winning one point.
Now I tried and won some points by this tip which surprised my opponent and my team partner and
MYSELF
This has been known since 1970.
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Awesome tips Ryan
Thanks so much Gary!!!
these are really great volley tips!!
Hey thanks so much!! Glad you liked them!
Really been struggling with my volleys. After watching this video and applying it to my game I see improvement already! Will keep working o all 5 tips! Thanks!!
So glad the volley tips helped you Kelley!
and wow!!! thank you for the tip. really appreciate it!
great video! and i do think the other reason for the split step is so that if the ball is way to your left or right, it gives you the split second to put the opposite foot down so you can start moving in that direction quickly, rather than having to lift up your foot. you just don't bring that foot down at the end of your split step.
I love your teaching ❤❤❤
Hey thank you so much!
Wonderful explanation Ryan
Thanks so much Steve!
Ryan & Tyler, the 2 best online teachers
Elbows out in martial arts is called ballistic punch. More of the arm is in line with the strike trajectory, creating more power. Same concept with volleys and grounders. Nice lesson!
Nice
Gracias !! 🇪🇦🇪🇦
What about keep moving forward to hit though the volley? Is that a more advanced concept?
The best, most beautiful volleys I ever saw.
First time got the total volley technique ❤
Great info, only thing I saw at end I noticed your racket appeared in front of hand esp on forehand volleys, but volleys look accurate .I am around 4,5, bad volleyer, should I not worry about that aspect so much ?
Yess
Appreciate the support!!
Really good insight
Hey thanks so much!!
Great lesson
Thanks so much Tracy!
Same as our coach Ranga Date taught us.
Thanks sir.
Love you from city Pune - tal - Phaltan rural area of INDIA
Nice Class, Teacher Ryan. Regards from a Brazilian student.
Thank you so much William. You got this!!
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Thanks very nice, I noticed that most of you shots are flat, is it hard to start doing this before masterting it with tiny underspin for better control ? That what my coach say. Tx