To ABSOLUTELY DESTROY Any HIGH BALL, Do This
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Today we are going to teach you how to hit swinging volleys in tennis.
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The only way in my opinion to beat a pusher..tried tons of things(patience, power, etc) to make them play the correct way...you only need to get 6 out of 10 in of those swinging volleys...that will make the pusher change his tactics and then start making mistakes...great job showing the drills man...i have started doing this and i have already seen a lot of wins against those pusher types(slicers, lobbers, high balls). This is an excellent strategy that works for that high ball problem too...instead of backing up go forward and take it out of the air and always go for the middle to reduce errors. i started this during one match after getting frustrated ...i serve big, but the opponent was good at getting them back and high and you would be chasing a deep return and high ball...which totally destroys your confidence in serve and all...so i tried serve and smash or swing volley if i could not get an ace...if the deep balls are coming too high near the baseline and pushing you back, you need to step in and take it out of the air...remember don't go for the winner in swinging volley, its the next weak ball that comes back you hit for a winner...
It will be nice if you could show us how to hit the high balls coming to our backhand side. Should we run around it or how to use the backhand to hit those swinging volleys?
Hit off the rise
You will enough time to go around the ball and hit it inside out.
Dang, I wish I would have known about this technique 10 years ago! I gotta practice this! Thanks great video!
This is great if the high balls are landing inside the baseline/servicebox, but whatbif they are landing deep for e.g on the basline?
What grip are you using to hit the ball in the air, and if so, do you change your grip base on the height of the ball and your position on the court?
These videos are a win win for me...i learn something and you are hilarious 🤣
I started playing in the late '50s almost exclusively on clay for most of my life. Now, in my 70s, I'm getting destroyed playing on the hard courts of Calif by junk-ballers.The Modern Tennis Method that I learned from Oscar Wegner many years ago has given me the ability to compete at a high level against hard-hitting baseliners--typical of the power player of today. But against pushers, I lack the confidence to take the ball out of the air, necessary to force the pushers off their game. I'm going down to the courts tomorrow with a basket of balls to practice these drills. I'm always striving to improve my game, so thank you for giving these tips, advice, and lessons. After learning the two-hand back hand fairly recently and switching to the chop volley, I'm looking forward to attacking like I consistently did in the days when serve and volley players ruled.
This vidio is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!
I like this video😀 A very important and practical point everyone should know!
What confuses me is, when do i have to hit the ball? when its going up? or wait until it drops?
George Papadapolis you hit it on volley
Great tips! thanks for sharing
Amazing video, man
I love that you talk technically about whether to use either stance. Keep that also in future videos
Thank you, I'm going to hit it now!
Let us know if it helped!
I like this video... true, i hv no idea what to do with moon balls but run and moon back.
Another brilliant video guys. Thank You!
commenters are so funny. this is good advice. it works. as he points out hit up on the ball. jeez if u need slow motion put the settings on .5 or .25. also, if u need to take away time from a pusher hit it from the baseline, or take the ball on the rise. good vid.
Love it....wish I'd seen this before today's game!!
I liked this video.. I was one of the victim in similar situation 👍👍👍
The other option (as long as you play on a court with decent space behind the baseline) is slice overheads. I used to play a notorious moonballer at my club. After I hit 2 unreturned slice overheads that basically ricocheted off his racquet...he stopped moonballing. A flat overhead is too risky, but if you have a decently consistent topspin or slice serve, there's zero reason you shouldn't be able to crush that junk with nasty slice. Just aim towards the dead center of the court.
Great video. Thank you
I like this video. New technique
I like this video! 👍💪👏
Thanks, Благодарю!😉
I played vs pusher some weeks ago. It was horror. I loosed match.
Now I know what I will do next time 😎
That is SO good..!! Thank you...!!! I subscribed..!!
AWESOME!! You guys ROCK!!
Your courts are beautiful! Can I come play there please?
I like this video
I like this video. Useful easy tips. Thanks for sharing.
Good exercise!
Great video
nice
Big like - nice lesson
Love it... I'll try it.😊
I liked the video. Even it’s a little long.
I love this video
I like this drill
I hate paying these pushers too. Thanks for the video. Will try this tomorrow.
Thank you. I tend to over rotate my body even in close stance, what shall I do to avoid that?
You just need to project your back hip forward like the guy in the video.
this is not how pushers play at any decent level. They use the pace of the incoming ball and go long baseline rallies deep balls
Great tips1 Thanks
I'd like the video more if you take away the whole part, where you don't explain anything. Anyway good job and thank you
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I like this video.
great video
How do you like the babolat pure drive?
I will practice this next time I play at my club... lol
Serega molodets!
This is good. Something new my kid can use.
I liked this video
Make a video learn to serve from scratch thank you
I love your work guys and I like this video :D ;)
Thanks. Helpful.
What string is that
Grigor, is it you? :)
This works vs nadal?
Vert0824 It tried this many times and I never lost a match against Nadal
To the backhand, aim higher over the net and punch it down hard.
That makes perfect sense.
This guy spends 90% of the video talking instead of just getting to the point . . . .
You have to know thing sin depth you don't just look at somebody's form and then go.
No value of time tennis !
Shut up
I would have liked you to show your swing in slow motion. Especially when your partner was feeding you balls. Thanks for the lesson
You can slow it down thru the settings.
@@henryvillanueva2103, the video is recorded at 30 FPS. Changing the speed would not help you. You need 60 FPS to watch it properly.
you can change the speed to 50% or even 25% on youtube.
Pushers beat me no more...
im using it my coach and other players are getting mad
A slow motion of some of the shots when your partner feeds you the ball will be useful
I don’t even play tennis, why am I watching this
Mate, 2:45m before you get to the point. :(. Otherwise great tips. Thanks
.. first 4 minutes all waffle - switched to another video where someone actually gets on with it!
You had me rolling at 9,998..lol! Lol! Love your video.
I love to mix in a few of these "moon balls", although mine usually land quite deep in the court so they're not easy to attack like in your drill. Most of my opponents hate them, it really gets them off their rhythm.
so proud of your moon balls :) , eh ?
@@magnetism693 Why not, you need technique to play effective moon balls.
Good strategy in a must win game, gotta have multiple tricks
@@magnetism693 Gotta make sure they drop at the right time ;)
hate those pushers so much i avoid them
Thank God we can fast forward. God to 3:20 to finally get to to the point. Sucky drill. Tried it. Sucks. Doesn't help. Hitting stationery balls is horse crap.
And when you can hit those eyes closed in practice but come the match day your fluid swing is a sad recollection lol.
its all mental. think about it. in practice there is nothing bad that happens from missing in practice. and in a match it snowballs. the more you miss, the less confident you are and potentially more mad you get.
@@jasonratledge98 Yup. It might get really frustrating to witness "helplessly" and even add in your own downspiral. The real skill here is the ability to break free from this win/lose all is at stake mindset and isolate the swings mentally and physically staying in the shots fluid and confident, focused and free of fear and doubt.
@@jackquinnes Yup. These guys told me that if you don't ever go for it, you will keep pushing forever.
any advice is good, and it is part of the game to keep cool during match and maintain focus and concentration.
Jack That is your head problem. Look at USTA and comp as practice to get better. If u never do it in a match u will never get it.
choose your stance fast and hit perfect swing volley :) oh...ok
Now everyone knows how to beat me.
...Lol...!!!
@@atllzable I am a pusher. Now everyone knows how to take care of my moonballs.
Maybe the last shot was a winner. The rest were unforced errors or not any better than a regular shot.
... and that's why you practice.
@@SquidDesign no, that's why you don't swing at volleys
@@rossv3436 well I agree with you that it's a difficult shot to execute and a lot of people should probably not use it, but for the rare people who like to attack net, it's worth the effort. I use it, and I used to miss it a lot during match situations but now it's becoming consistent and usually ends the point.
When high balls come fast like Nadal's or Djokovic's, there's no time to run in to catch the high ball. Slow balls, yes, fast balls, no. ruclips.net/video/rvh201CZYbc/видео.html
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Too speechy ...the 3 first minutes of the video are Useless .....
I‘m a moonballer and I love doing it, the thing is: I use this tactic now for 10 years and I can hit them a few inches in front if the line almost all the time. You don‘t want to hit a swing volley on the base line and many players wait for the ball to bounce because they think it might go out
I am pretty sure they all love you at the club!
@@sach8906 why is moonbaling a bad thing? this is a playstyle too. I respect them. If its fun for them and they win then that means it works. Everyone has his own technique and playstyle. Why is a hard hitter "a better tennis player"? If you lose against a moonballer then that means he was better. Just respect that
@@xxharryxx Why is a hard hitter "a better tennis player"? That is a question you are asking yourself. I did not say that. Moonballing as a tactic, I can understand it but as a playing style? Please! These moonballers only make merry at the lower levels. Once they meet better skilled players, they are toast. Why do you think there are no moonballers at professional level?
@@sach8906 Nadal is moonballer
@@ilovegrowthstocks7880 He is? I am pretty sure you also think Roger and Novak are too! Great take!
I hate them too lol.
I always return with high balls bc the other player most likely doesn’t know what to do
This are not high balls
First drill at 2:50 in? Sorry there are better instructional videos that don't waste my time.
too much talk bruh
Stupid pump?
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Moon ball players go mad hitting them with drop shots
You talk a lot.
too much talking
Your shots on the ad court went in the doubles alley...just shows this is a difficult shot
go ahead and keep looking for reasons not to improve.
Lol terrible instructions on hitting high balls. 🤣
Honestly, this isnt very good advice. Realistically, in a tight match, how often are you going to be confident enough to step in the court and take the ball out of the air? And to do this multiple times in a row without messing up? On top of all that, youre asking a person who struggles against pushers to do this? Which are usually people who dont do as well under pressure situations? I used to teach my student this until i realized its not realistic.
You have to work on your weaknesses. That like saying "Realistically, in a tight how often are you going to be confident enough to go for a strong first serve? And to do this multiple times in a row without messing up? On top of all that, you're asking a person who struggles with second serves to do this? Which are usually people who don't do as well under pressure situations?" You have to work on it.
@@jasonratledge98 Second serve is necessary for the game and its the same shot everytime. The only variation would be if it was windy, which is usually only a slight variation. In a real match, assuming its a somewhat competitive match, hi balls are going to be everywhere. Short, deep, wide. How are you going to take a ball out the air unless its a high ball with absolutely no pace/spin, coming perfectly right at you? Sure this might be once or twice during a match, but is 2 points really going to win you the match? You dont even see pros swing volleys out of the air except on occasion. On those hi floaters landing towards the baseline (pusher ball), they typically let the ball bounce and hit an aggressive forehand or hit an overhead.....yet, you want a hobby player to do that?
If a tight player misses put away forehands that they have made 100000 times during practice, do you really expect them to do better when they try to hit a shot that 1) does not occur as frequently as a forehand 2) a shot that is more difficult 3) a shot that they have practiced less than a forehand?
(Ex-ITF Futures and top D1 player who has spent countless hours on swinging volleys but only hit 3 in his entire career)
@@AT-qi2xk Hitting swiningn voilley is fun and easy if you can get to the right mindset "not giving a fuck" about the result but enjoy the silence of the swinging so to speak, the perfect execution in da zone, or in its immediate vicinity, at least. The whole art of swining in (my) tennis is a quest for entering this so called zone in a zen fashion state and feel the beat of waves on the shore of your soul, to be even more poetic. :D
A T that’s a pusher mentality. This is a solution to end a pusher.
A T that is a head problem. You are the problem not the stroke. It works great for me and thousands if not millions of people.
This video just vasted 9 minutes of my time. Completely useless. Will not help to anyone...
When the dude was feeding him he missed 75% of his shots... net or wide... if a ‘pro’ can’t execute it, don’t think I’ll be trying.
guess u will always be 2.5. It works even if he hit some out.
75%?????? More like 50%. I deem that a success. Even Fed and Nadal misses shots.
About three minutes before getting into the relevant content of the video. Please get to the point sooner in your videos 👍
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