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Learn how to approach high volleys and make winning choices depending on the volley’s difficulty..
© Jennifer Pottheiser
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By Greg Moran
When club players see a high volley headed their way, they almost always think, smash it. For sure, high volleys are ideal targets for winners and point-ending forcing shots. But not every high volley is a sitter. This video will teach you how to approach high volleys and make winning choices depending on the volley’s difficulty.
Key Points:
- Your approach to a high volley depends on your court positioning and the height of the ball.
- Know when to volley deep and crosscourt or at the opposing net player in doubles.
- You don’t have to be aggressive to hit a good high volley that will give you a great chance to win the point on the next shot.
Greg Moran is the author of "Tennis Beyond Big Shots" and director of tennis at the Four Seasons Racquet Club in Wilton, Conn.