How Do ADVANCED Players Hit On The Rise? (Tennis Strategy Explained)

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How Do ADVANCED Players Hit On The Rise? (Tennis Strategy Explained)
1. When a high, deep ball lands near your baseline, don’t hir the ball inches off the ground
2. Adjust your feet and hit the ball around chest/shoulder level so your can drive the ball aggressively
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[chrisem]

Great point in regards to hitting off the rise at the correct height! I think it's also beneficial to learn to take it right off the bounce when a new player is learning this shot mainly because of the intangibles...the client should understand that the optimal hit point is the height you explained so well. I'm just discovering your videos. You are a great coach!! It's rare in this industry.

[davidwatkins]

A heavy topspin high bouncing ball is much, much harder to time on the rise than taking it off the bounce. At a skill level of 4.0 or less I suspect the best play is to back up and hit it coming down.

[madbadtrad]

Well, sometimes we're forced to hit right after the bounce as you describe; but when we do this, we don't open up the face, we hit with the face angled so that it stays low and flat. And it can be hit with pace too. Making this potentially an offensive shot (sometimes off a defensive position), in part because of the sudden change in pace and possibilities for angles/depth -- depending, of course, upon situation.

[graphguy]

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Oooo, that’s right, you are not in California! 🌞

Great video. Our girls varsity team won our regional title yesterday and move on to state next week and this subject is something talk to them about. They tend to allow week returns to float back to them and then take it on the bounce, versus being aggressive on the attack.

[tennistoons]

One of the top things I want to improve on!

[bowlingninja]

As an owner of a Proton, any way you'd share how you set up this program, where you placed the balls, speed, spin etc.? I'd love to run this drill.

[TonyKimBest]

Do I need to adjust grips for these type of shots when using forehand?

[briandmello]

I think the reason why I at least hit the way you mentioned not to is perhaps due to confusion on TAKING THE BALL EARLY.

[jdmalanga]

It looks like you have to back up before hitting at chest height, correct?

[thomashofmeyer]

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