Hi. I’ve a one handed backhand, my question is that is it possible for me to execute a backhand swing volley , or this stroke can only be executed by two handed backhand players?
The overhead is more complicated than you described. The swing path is different depending on your distance to the net. I find that as I get further away, I drop the racket less and use more wrist snap. There are also times when I want to pronate completely as opposed to snapping it down. Lots of variances with the swing path. Why don't you do a video on this?
Wally, because as a pro, I know that without a solid foundation, the things you described won't matter. Yes, I could go into all the nuances and make a 30-minute video but shoot even I don't want to hear myself ramble for 30 minutes, let alone anyone else. So I have to choose to cover the essential elements to build the proper foundation to advance the game. One day I will make a complete tutorial that covers every aspect into every stroke that will be available for purchase, but I'm not there yet. I appreciate your feedback Wally
Use a wall. If you serve the ball into the ground near the wall, the ball will bounce off the ground into the wall popping it up into the air, and then you can hit an overhead. I use that method a lot.
Hi. I’ve a one handed backhand, my question is that is it possible for me to execute a backhand swing volley , or this stroke can only be executed by two handed backhand players?
The overhead is more complicated than you described. The swing path is different depending on your distance to the net. I find that as I get further away, I drop the racket less and use more wrist snap. There are also times when I want to pronate completely as opposed to snapping it down. Lots of variances with the swing path. Why don't you do a video on this?
Wally, because as a pro, I know that without a solid foundation, the things you described won't matter. Yes, I could go into all the nuances and make a 30-minute video but shoot even I don't want to hear myself ramble for 30 minutes, let alone anyone else. So I have to choose to cover the essential elements to build the proper foundation to advance the game. One day I will make a complete tutorial that covers every aspect into every stroke that will be available for purchase, but I'm not there yet. I appreciate your feedback Wally
Great. Could you advise me how to practise an overhead if you are working alone and do not have a ball machine.
Use a wall. If you serve the ball into the ground near the wall, the ball will bounce off the ground into the wall popping it up into the air, and then you can hit an overhead. I use that method a lot.