We present our new tennis technique video: “Tennis Technique Training- Module: Volley”. In this masterpiece of tennis training, we will accompany you on a journey that will elevate your understanding and mastery of the volley stroke to a whole new level. Our main presenters are Michael Kreuzer, a renowned certified coach and former chief instructor of the Hessian Tennis Association, along with Martin Kares, an experienced former Men’s 30 Bundesliga player, who will guide you through the fascinating world of tennis volleys.
You can find more information in the detailed video description.
Together, we cover all aspects of the volley, ranging from the forehand volley to the challenging backhand volley. But that’s just the beginning – we not only show you the basic stroke mechanics but also demonstrate various types of volleys, such as the low volley, the high volley, the topspin volley, the drop volley, the volley lob, and the half-volley.
With breathtaking super slow-motion footage, we immerse you into the technique, allowing you to dive deeply into every aspect of the shot. In the practical section, we share our extensive knowledge on how to learn the volley and how to teach it optimally to others. We address common issues in volley play and provide solutions to perfect your skills.
Furthermore, we answer all your burning questions in a comprehensive FAQ section. To round it all off, Martin Kares will showcase a sample training session tailored for children, making it an absolute highlight!
Our video spans an impressive 107 minutes, divided into 42 chapters, offering you a structured and in-depth learning experience. Even if English is not your native language, you can easily follow along, as our video has been professionally subtitled.
Get ready to elevate your tennis skills to the next level and master the art of volleys. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced player, this video will inspire and motivate you.
The video features professional translations, so it is also suitable for non-German speakers.
Video content:
Preview
Introduction
Preliminary considerations
01 When and where will the volley be played?
02 Description of the classic volley situation
03 Three differences to the groundstrokes