How To Hit Perfect Tennis Volleys In 3 Steps

How To Hit Perfect Tennis Volleys In 3 Steps. In this tennis volley video lesson Top Tennis Training coach Simon Konov will show you how to hit a perfect tennis volley in three simple steps.
The volley is the easiest shot in tennis to learn as it's so simple yet so many players struggle to get it right as they do too much with the racket.
Three steps to the perfect volley:
1. Using the continental grip on both the forehand tennis volley and backhand tennis volley will allow you to save time. Time is of the essence when at the net. The ready position is crucial in hitting good volleys, you want the racket head higher than the grip level
and in the middle of your upper body when in the ready position. Try to create an "L" shape with your racket and hitting arm.
2. Getting the racket ready for contact by placing the racket at the expected contact point. If you have more time you can swing a bit more, if you have less time keep the racket out in front of your body at the contact point.
3. Using the forward momentum to add power to your volleys. If you have time or the ball is wider, try to use the outside foot for the first step and then the inside foot to step through the ball. If you have less time then try to step forwards slightly with the inside foot.

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[KRN]

"The power of the volley come from the forward momentum of the body weight." 5:09

Mate, you fixed my volley!

[mcmastermouss]

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[arned]

Envisioning the left had catching the ball (if you're right-handed) is a great tip I've not heard before. This is a very good volleying lesson. Thanks.

[eddiefilms]

This channel has been helping me immensely these past few months. Thank you!

[jamesanselm]

I appreciate you going through each step in detail, doing a summary at the end, and adding the steps in the video description.

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[Catpuchinu]

Super informative and helpful thank you 👍🏼 I started playing tennis 3 months ago and I’ve been improving a lot

[realestatewhisperer]

Love the step-by-step breakdown and simplicity of this volley lesson. Thank you

[xinliu]

These 3 steps are well explained and easy to follow. Thanks!

[thomasmedeiros]

Very good break down of essential volley techniques. As a coach I always emphasize proper footwork to put the players in the best position. I am a big advocate of moving forward especially if you are in the mid court. Placement is very important,

[ajayreddy]

Great stuff Coach. Thanks for the help

[davdmoi]

You could not be any more correct. Great details technical skill . All about learning and understanding and execution the shots. Great coaching Simon.

[jozcubing]

Thanks Coach Simon! Very helpful video. I love the way you explain it step by step; that makes it so much easier to understand. Keep it up!

[johnattard]

One of the best videos ever. Thank you.

[charlessmith]

Thank you so much! I play Badminton very competitively and one day decided to pick up tennis since the wind plays less on the ball than badminton birdies on blustery days. Badminton requires more smacking of the birdy since it is only a fraction as fast as a tennis ball, so when I began practicing with my badminton partner I convinced to learn tennis with me, we both struggled and knocked the tennis ball out of the tennis cage constantly, which is why I love this video so much: it clearly highlights that tennis requires more of a blocking tactic rather than a smacking tactic, which makes so much sense why my badminton partner and I were constantly waking the tennis ball far outside of the boundaries.

[Jay-omlv]

It's very helpful and I've watched this video countless times! Thank you so much!

[MD-ofxv]

The best volley explanation ever. Thanks

[pongsujchu]

Very good for this drill it easy to understand and practice.

[willreznek]

Your videos are awesome. Very methodical and simple, has helped my coaching significantly.