I recently worked with Susan, my student, on her volleys, and what we discovered together is something that applies to nearly every recreational player I coach: we're making tennis way harder than it needs to be. So, how to make your volleys easy in tennis? Tennis is already challenging enough
The backhand Volley...a stroke that many tennis players struggle with. Should you use one hand or two hands? Do you feel punchy and lack of confidence? Should you just run around it and hit a forehand? This lesson will show you how to easily master the backhand volley to have
We all know that feeling – when your opponent puts up a high, floating short ball and you move in ready to put away the easy volley, only to spray it way out or dump it into the net... and all of a sudden the momentum shifts. You can avoid
A majority of tennis players want to add pace to their volley and smash it or punch it over the net. However, doing this causes inconsistency in accuracy, and less control over your stroke. You need to have soft hands and let the racquet do most of the work when
So many players are comfortable sending a calm, relaxed volley back into play, but when it comes time to be aggressive and put away the shot everything falls apart. Here's how the best players maintain control when the opportunity strikes...
Most tennis players struggle with the volley because they swing too hard and end up with the ball in the net, or going out. Having good volleys requires a soft touch and smooth control. This simple steps will help you achieve great volleys the next time you're on the court!
Many tennis players struggle with volley's and other touch shots because they don't have good control over their racquet and a good connection with their hands. Here are a few easy drills to practice so you can have expert hands the next time you're on the court!
In the middle of their last training session, Ian hit a drop volley that Mark couldn't believe. You can hit mind-blowing drop volleys too – it's all about the right angle and tension. Here's how...
In Part 1 of this analysis series on my match with MEP, we looked at Ian's groundstroke tactics, and the tools he used to win more points against Ben. However, there was an even bigger strategic and tactical move that Ian used that really took the match to the next
