Serve and Volley on half the doubles court. The server serves and volleys and the point is played out crosscourt. To increase the number of rallies the players can play using only second serves. Scoring to 11 (at 10 all the next point wins) after a set the players change roles.
Points: Serve and Volley Crosscourt on half the doubles court. Read More »
The idea of this drill is to put the server under pressure right after the serve. We often talk about the importance of the serve plus the next shot.
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Players play on half the singles court down the line. The rally starts with a deep feed from the coach to one of the players into the playing area. The player hits the first shot crosscourt back to the coach. The coach volleys short into the playing area.
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Four players on court One player at the centre of the baseline One player in the middle of the forecourt Two players in a waiting position at the back of the court The coach feeds the first shot.
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The first shot is the running topspin backhand. The player hitting the backhand starts in the forehand corner. The opponent feeds the ball to the backhand side. The point is played out after the running backhand.
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The player starts the point with a cross court underhand feed. Players alternate starting the point. As long as the players are hitting cross court, they are only allowed to use their backhand. Any other shot (Forehand, drop shot, volley or backhand down the line) opens up the point- whether on purpose or not.
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The rally starts with a crosscourt underhand feed. As long as both players are hitting crosscourt, they can only use their forehand. Any other stroke (Backhand, drop shot, volley, forehand down the line) starts the point, even if the player did not mean to do it.
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Feed an easy shot to the opponent, aiming at the center of the court. The players should alternate feeding, since the player feeding has the advantage of being the first one allowed to attack. The opponent hits the ball back to the feeder. The feeder can hit anywhere, and the point is played out.
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The feed is underhand and to the opponent’s backhand. The feed should be slow enough to allow the opponent to run around the backhand. The players should alternate feeding. The opponent has to play a forehand to start the point. He can play it in any direction. After that, the point is played out on the singles court.
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Points to 11 without serve The point starts with a running slice backhand. The slice player starts in the forehand corner. After the slice, the point is played out on the whole singles court.
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wo players play a 30 ball crosscourt down the line. The coach feeds a ball in immediately after a mistake. As soon as they finish the rally, they play 3 points cross court.
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Players play on half the singles court. The rally starts with a feed from the coach to one of the players anywhere the coach chooses. The player hits the first shot back to the coach. The coach volleys back to the side where the point will be played out.
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Players play from the baseline trying to keep the ball in play. The rally starts crosscourt and continues crosscourt until one of the players hits the ball down the line. The opponent will play the down the line shot crosscourt to start a new crosscourt rally.
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Players play in the service boxes. Only slice is allowed. One player will hit the ball only down the line and the other player only crosscourt. Players should change roles after a few minutes. The objective of the drill is to practice the technique and feel for the slice as well as the required footwork.
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Play to 11 feeding underhand. Players play points crosscourt on half the singles court. Only forehands are allowed.
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Two singles players play points alternating one forehand and one backhand.
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Slice (half the court vs. topspin (whole court). You start the point with a feed to the backhand-side of the court after that the point is played out slice vs. topspin. You are not allowed to hit drop shots or to come to the net.
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Players rally cross court on half the singles court and play the point out.
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Two players play in opposing service boxes. To start the point, the two players face each other at the net. The point starts by one of the players playing the ball out of the hand in an upward motion over the net.
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Players play a game hitting drop shots in the alley. The players have to try to hit the ball over the net as close as possible to the net, always landing in the alley. The players have to run and touch the middle service line after each hit.
Players play a game crosscourt in the service boxes. Players can only use topspin forehands, and they can hit the ball as hard as they want to as long as the ball lands in the service box.
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Players play a game crosscourt in the service boxes. Players can only use topspin backhands, and they can hit the ball as hard as they want to as long as it lands in the service box. This drill can be used as a warm up or to develop the technique and feel for the topspin backhand.
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Players play a game crosscourt in the service boxes. Players can only use backhand slice. This drill can be used as a warm up or to develop the technique and feel for the backhand slice. Scoring Play to 8 serving underhand (7-7 the next point wins).
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The game is played in the two cross-court service boxes. Here is how to play: One player serves underhand from the service line. The other player is positioned at the service line. The server approaches the net immediately, and from this point on everything is fair game.