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Beating hard-hitting "bangers" is a major hurdle for players aiming for the advanced level. The key strategy against them is to consistently aim for low targets at their feet and sides to keep them pinned back.
The process begins with the Return of Serve.
Against hard, deep serves, stand a few feet behind the baseline to maintain forward momentum after hitting the return.
The return must have good depth to make the opponent's third shot difficult and give you more time to react.
Upon moving forward, execute a split step just before the opponent hits the third shot.
Maintain a wide, athletic base with the paddle held just above net height, slightly favored toward the backhand.
For hard shots, use a firm, compact "punch" technique with a tight grip and minimal wrist movement, using the opponent's power against them.
Key Points:
Aim volleys low at the banger's feet and out to their sides.
Stand back on the return of serve to maintain forward momentum.
Always execute a split step before the opponent hits the third shot.
Use a firm, compact "punch" technique against hard-hit drives.
If a banger gives you a high drive, redirect the ball toward the open court.
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