The technique required to hit a successful low backhand volley is very similar to the low forehand volley, albeit one key difference. Find out what that is in today’s lesson with Brady.
Published on 11/29/2017 by Brady
Love these videos
I always shared with my students that the non dominant hand is as important as the dominant & so appreciated your low backhand volley lesson, I always called it airing the armpits.
I’m 77 & grew up taking lessons from Earl Buchholz, Butch & Cliff Buchholz’s dad. Your lessons remind me of how he taught.
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Always enjoy the videos. At 79 playing with a reverse replacement of my right shoulder. I am right handed. A serving video taught me how to pronate the serve and improved my game. Thank you
Why not step out with foot closest to the ball, in this case the left. Try it sometimes. Used in squash.
really helpful….thank you
Always very good explanation and helpful at every level,sometime it revises my technique as bad habits creep in overtime,thankyou!