Placement generally trumps power on volleys, however sometimes you need a little extra “stick” when at the net. In today’s lesson, Brady demonstrates how to get more MPH on your volleys on the forehand and backhand sides.
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Published on 09/23/2021 by Brady
Terrific reminder on grip pressure
Good refresher
Good info, thanks.
Why is the racquet face open on the volley and how does that not result in the ball popping up?
How about drop volleys next?