5 Ways to Enhance Your Forehand Volley

Wish your forehand volley to actually pack a punch? Forehand volley is as essential as your tennis serve. I've found some excellent ways to have you striking more efficiently. Check these 5 tips, and you'll master this shot immediately. Check this out...

1. Stamp Your Foot. It might look silly at first, but numerous players see it useful to stamp their lead foot hard onto the ground as they reverse towards the oncoming ball. This will ensure you powerful, firm volleys as you bounce off of that head foot.

2. Know Your Point of Contact. Timing is very crucial in this game, particularly with this shot. With forehand volleys, you wish to strike the ball immediately, because gravity is running against your game with every second that expires. Ideally, the ball needs to be out in front of you, coming diagonally near you. Rightys should draw contact with the ball by stepping forward with their left foot. For leftys, step with your right.

3. Don't Swing. The key to an effective volley is striking as though you're punching at the ball, not swinging. You have to assure your entire body is shifting forward, never back - and that includes your swing. Next time you volley, imagine a brick wall behind you. If you swing backward, you'll contact the wall with your racquet and break it. Push out, going ahead - never swing back.

4. Racquet Positioning is Key. Many people are not aware they're grabbing their racquet in the improper position for forehand volleys. If you're a righty, put your right hand at the bottom of the racquet grip, while your left grabs the throat of the racquet. For leftys, it's the opposite. Lastly, you should look as if you're grabbing a priceless valuable you're preventing not to drop.

5. Elbows In! Frequently, people forget that their elbow is the secret to an effective forehand volley, but the elbow actually guarantees control over the volley. If your dominant arm is out straight, you will not get enough control or strength to create a great volley. As a matter of fact, the more you place your elbow gathered in, the better. It'll be particularly great for those super-quick opponents, firing tricky shots your way.

As with any move in tennis, perfection doesn't occur instantly when you wish to learn tennis. After a friend provided me some tips, I tried to apply a few every time I played. In time, I experienced excellent outcomes. Try 'em out for yourself - I guarantee you'll love the improvements!


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