You can hit harder, more control, power shots drives, wicked any which way spin shots, lobs, drop shots, from playing back, playing back more fun, better, safer, more time to react, depending on what or how you play back will determine playing aggressive or defensive or both, playing up at kitchen line near net and volleying the ball from playing up is random inconsistent random spots the ball may land, no good control with the ball, if ya win its luck but play back let ball bounce now it’s all yours total control on ball, for lob or drop shot or power drive or wicked spin shot, top, back or both kinds of side spin shots.
@ what¿ playing up by kitchen net is so easy to counter, playing up so limited on options, playing back power shot any which way wicked spin, people up can just block shot it, if they power for power, like power but it’s it’s a volley, ball in mid air power shot well then the people up gonna either hit the ball out or in net or have a random inconsistency shot ball random drop court positions, let’s say block drop shot easy to see coming, so I run up and speed up ball or drop shot dink game or lob 50 50 there luck if they win that, or let’s say get lucky, they power shot at kitchen line, ball go deep, then power for power, me the person back ima win that every time pretty much, I got more control more spin any which way or maybe I don’t power shot low at them maybe I drop shot at there feet they hit ball in the net or lob they don’t know, there the ones on defense, me playing back we’re on offense putting the pressure on, or the people up let’s say hit a lucky angle shot forces out wide ok I just hit an atp around the net shot or I just lob over there heads now they have to move outa position or power wicked spin shot any which way or I drop shot, see so many options, playing up is luck if u win no skill luck, volleying random, no good solid control with ball, angles, spin, power but if it’s an overhead smash that just means we’re making them work we gave them that, making them feel they got something but easy to return and put ball away with next or next few shots we got in there heads there nervous.
@ @ what¿ playing up by kitchen net is so easy to counter, playing up so limited on options, playing back power shot any which way wicked spin, people up can just block shot it, if they power for power, like power but it’s it’s a volley, ball in mid air power shot well then the people up gonna either hit the ball out or in net or have a random inconsistency shot ball random drop court positions, let’s say block drop shot easy to see coming, so I run up and speed up ball or drop shot dink game or lob 50 50 there luck if they win that, or let’s say get lucky, they power shot at kitchen line, ball go deep, then power for power, me the person back ima win that every time pretty much, I got more control more spin any which way or maybe I don’t power shot low at them maybe I drop shot at there feet they hit ball in the net or lob they don’t know, there the ones on defense, me playing back we’re on offense putting the pressure on, or the people up let’s say hit a lucky angle shot forces out wide ok I just hit an atp around the net shot or I just lob over there heads now they have to move outa position or power wicked spin shot any which way or I drop shot, see so many options, playing up is luck if u win no skill luck, volleying random, no good solid control with ball, angles, spin, power but if it’s an overhead smash that just means we’re making them work we gave them that, making them feel they got something but easy to return and put ball away with next or next few shots we got in there heads there nervous.
By the time you get to around the 3.75 level, you are planning your footwork on the return of serve so that your weight transfer from your shot translates directly into running through your ball strike, whenever the opportunity presents itself. If you are already at this level, this video offers nothing new.
You can hit harder, more control, power shots drives, wicked any which way spin shots, lobs, drop shots, from playing back, playing back more fun, better, safer, more time to react, depending on what or how you play back will determine playing aggressive or defensive or both, playing up at kitchen line near net and volleying the ball from playing up is random inconsistent random spots the ball may land, no good control with the ball, if ya win its luck but play back let ball bounce now it’s all yours total control on ball, for lob or drop shot or power drive or wicked spin shot, top, back or both kinds of side spin shots.
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If that's working for you, you're not playing any opponents with much of a clue.
@ what¿ playing up by kitchen net is so easy to counter, playing up so limited on options, playing back power shot any which way wicked spin, people up can just block shot it, if they power for power, like power but it’s it’s a volley, ball in mid air power shot well then the people up gonna either hit the ball out or in net or have a random inconsistency shot ball random drop court positions, let’s say block drop shot easy to see coming, so I run up and speed up ball or drop shot dink game or lob 50 50 there luck if they win that, or let’s say get lucky, they power shot at kitchen line, ball go deep, then power for power, me the person back ima win that every time pretty much, I got more control more spin any which way or maybe I don’t power shot low at them maybe I drop shot at there feet they hit ball in the net or lob they don’t know, there the ones on defense, me playing back we’re on offense putting the pressure on, or the people up let’s say hit a lucky angle shot forces out wide ok I just hit an atp around the net shot or I just lob over there heads now they have to move outa position or power wicked spin shot any which way or I drop shot, see so many options, playing up is luck if u win no skill luck, volleying random, no good solid control with ball, angles, spin, power but if it’s an overhead smash that just means we’re making them work we gave them that, making them feel they got something but easy to return and put ball away with next or next few shots we got in there heads there nervous.
@ @ what¿ playing up by kitchen net is so easy to counter, playing up so limited on options, playing back power shot any which way wicked spin, people up can just block shot it, if they power for power, like power but it’s it’s a volley, ball in mid air power shot well then the people up gonna either hit the ball out or in net or have a random inconsistency shot ball random drop court positions, let’s say block drop shot easy to see coming, so I run up and speed up ball or drop shot dink game or lob 50 50 there luck if they win that, or let’s say get lucky, they power shot at kitchen line, ball go deep, then power for power, me the person back ima win that every time pretty much, I got more control more spin any which way or maybe I don’t power shot low at them maybe I drop shot at there feet they hit ball in the net or lob they don’t know, there the ones on defense, me playing back we’re on offense putting the pressure on, or the people up let’s say hit a lucky angle shot forces out wide ok I just hit an atp around the net shot or I just lob over there heads now they have to move outa position or power wicked spin shot any which way or I drop shot, see so many options, playing up is luck if u win no skill luck, volleying random, no good solid control with ball, angles, spin, power but if it’s an overhead smash that just means we’re making them work we gave them that, making them feel they got something but easy to return and put ball away with next or next few shots we got in there heads there nervous.
@ no
But power paddle could hurt you as well so be carefull
By the time you get to around the 3.75 level, you are planning your footwork on the return of serve so that your weight transfer from your shot translates directly into running through your ball strike, whenever the opportunity presents itself. If you are already at this level, this video offers nothing new.
Not everyone is at that level my friend, but thank you for watching!