Point construction: Neutralize the Serve/Attack

http://www.hi10spro.blogspot.com shows how to work your way in and finish.

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[MrAmon1995]

your drop shot is not very well disguised

[hi10spro]

@MrAmon1995 he had no chance. it's the preparation before that sells it

[CopperheadViper]

nice strategy!

[hi10spro]

@CopperheadViper this is a tough way to play for the serve and volleyer

[hi10spro]

@willobillo0714 this is the funniest thing ever--I play the same way all the time--all the time. given a ball in a certain part of the court, I will do the same thing. Now my students that play me know this, yet they get frustrated because they can't counter it--until they get really good. They tell me Coach I know what you're going to do, yet I can't stop it. and that's the key hit shots that are high percentage for you yet difficult to attack for your opponent.. and PLAY THE SAME WAY

[willobillo0714]

@hi10spro Do you have all these tactics in your head while you're playing? Or do you just analyse what you did?

[squaborn]

Natural serve and volleyers gives pushers headaches... especially when they have a decent high bouncing kick second serves where they can follow in right away.  I observed that you tend to loft your returns on the backhand side when you're hitting on your backfoot... whether you're hitting a slice or topspin.

[hi10spro]

@liuser i have a crap swing volley

[hi10spro]

@squaborn heheehhe if he did, I would have to do something else

[squaborn]

good thing your opponent don't serve and volley