Fun drill but tactically not sound. Always make your opponent hit a volley. This encourages always going for the winner, going for way too much, resulting in to many errors. Teach students to think in two steps. First hit a ball on the feet, than on the shorter ball you can step in and go for the passing shot.
basket ball feeding bunny. only thing worked on here is the feeders counting skills. straight on your phone after punishing the volley player for losing. zero feedback to either player, feeding from the side of the court. I feel sorry for those players to be stuck on that court - what a great 'learning environment'
worst feeding position as a coach, surely you would realise that no incoming ball in tennis will be from where you are standing feeding the drill... which is off the court?
Nice exercise.
Fun drill but tactically not sound. Always make your opponent hit a volley. This encourages always going for the winner, going for way too much, resulting in to many errors. Teach students to think in two steps. First hit a ball on the feet, than on the shorter ball you can step in and go for the passing shot.
Pretty good. What counts as a pass? The net player doesn’t get the ball back over the net?
basket ball feeding bunny. only thing worked on here is the feeders counting skills. straight on your phone after punishing the volley player for losing. zero feedback to either player, feeding from the side of the court. I feel sorry for those players to be stuck on that court - what a great 'learning environment'
worst feeding position as a coach, surely you would realise that no incoming ball in tennis will be from where you are standing feeding the drill... which is off the court?
surely if the ball is fed shorter you play down the line and deep crosscourt,the drill must be relative.This drill is clearly not relative.