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SWING VOLLEY - FOREHAND SWING VOLLEY DRILL (2:11)

A volley drill is demonstrated that incorporates both the forehand swing volley and the regular forehand volley. Players learn how to mix up their shots and know what type of volley is appropriate to hit in certain situations. (Presented by Rick Macci) | 76526 Views


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Swinging volley (five ball)

prepared by David T. Porter, Ed.D., USPTA


Type: Singles Category: Volley

Levels: Intermediate/adv. Time/players: 15 minutes/1-6

Description and goals:

A drill that will work on moving forward to attack a floating ball by taking it out of the air with a swing volley. The goal is to work your way into the net by playing an aggressive swinging volley.

Organization:

Players start at the baseline and move in to play a backhand approach shot off the first ball. Pro/coach will then feed a floating ball that players must take out of the air with a swinging forehand volley. Players then continue to the net and play another forehand volley, then a backhand volley and finally an overhead or another swinging volley. Rotate players after five feeds. Variations: Do it for swinging backhand volleys. Vary feeds so there is no pattern.

Key points:

Focus on making aggressive swing volleys with appropriate margin for error. Keep feeds fast paced to challenge your players.

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