There are several drills and activities you can do to improve your volleys. The key is to work on your reaction time and volley technique. Following are two drills that may help to improve your volleys. Many people think that volleys should always be hit hard. This is not the case. A soft, extreme sharp angled following can be very powerful. So work on volley finesse. This will help to add more then one type of volley in your game and keep your opponent guessing. Stand at the doubles alley of the ad side of the court. Yes, you are on the outside alley line. Have a partner stand directly across the net from you. Your hitting partner will face you and be ready to hit some volleys! Begin a rally by hitting volleys back and forth to each other as you shuffle horizonatlly across the court. Stop when you reach the other alley. Try to get across the court without messing up. Do this drill for your backhand as well. Finesse is important, but quick hands are a must. John McEnroe is known for his "quick hands" and awesome volleys. He can read his opponent's shots and reacts like lightning to their shots. To begin this drill, start on the
you can play table tennis/ping pong it improves your volleys and controlling and making power.
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The name for a generic shot in tennis is a stroke. Strokes include forehands, backhands, volleys, drop shots, lobs, approach shots, serves, returns, groundstrokes, half-volleys, lob volleys, overheads, etc.
Forehand, backhand, serve, and volleys.
A volley in tennis refers to when a player hits a ball without the ball bouncing; this usually takes place when a player stands close to the net.
For serves, volleys, slices, overheads, or certain ways of hitting ground strokes
Serve, ace, smash, forehand, backhand, volleys, slice, top-spin, doubles, singles.
I believe you are referring to "volley." A person serves and then volleys.
you can play table tennis/ping pong it improves your volleys and controlling and making power.
A biologist could study the tennis players performance and think of ways to improve their performance. Because they study living things, such as humans... they can suggest ways tennis players can improve.
In tennis you don't particularly like volleys it is a shot played at the net. It is ussually the most threatened shot to a person playing because it can be a ball which is hard to get to.
Keep playing it over and over again and you find that your reaction speeds improve, your technique will begin to improve. You will also "improve" as you get more used to the table tennis bat. Some bats have more rebound than others etc