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Flick and roll volley attacks
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Add versatility and deception to your net game by mastering the flick and roll volleys, dynamic techniques revealed in today's video.
This video provides a detailed breakdown of how to execute both the flick volley, used for quick, angled shots, and the roll volley, used for a controlled spin and dipping action over the net.
The instruction covers key elements such as wrist action for generating the flick, and forearm rotation combined with a softer touch for the roll.
Footwork and paddle preparation are emphasized for both techniques to ensure optimal contact and control at the non-volley zone line.
Understanding when to use each volley – the flick for sharp angles and the roll for controlled drops – will significantly enhance your ability to win points at the net.
Key Points:
Flick for angles: Utilize a quick wrist action to create sharp, angled volleys.
Roll for control: Employ forearm rotation and a soft touch for spin and dipping shots.
Know when to use: Understand the strategic advantages of both the flick and roll volleys.
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