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
It's been some time since MEP visited Milwaukee, and Ian has finally been able to take a look over the footage and really analyze his match against Ben. Today he is breaking down the key reasons to his victory over the most notorious tennis player on YouTube!
Ian and Ira recently played a doubles match and Ian realised he was struggling with his deep transition volley. The two high schoolers they played against really exposed this part of Ian's game so today he is firing up the PlayMate iGenie Ball Machine and putting in some volley reps.
Nope, it's not a fantasy – YOU can hit volleys that look like Roger Federer. That's because his smooth, effortless volley technique isn't some mysterious superpower, it's a mastery of the fundamentals, and you can incorporate the same fundamentals into your net game in a few easy steps. Ditch that
