Keys to buttery soft resets

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Improve your defensive game with this masterclass on slowing down the ball and resetting points.

This video emphasizes the crucial skill of neutralizing aggressive attacks as players advance in their skill level. It highlights fundamental principles for effective resets.

Key elements for a successful reset include a light grip pressure, an open paddle face, and stability at contact.

The video also demonstrates techniques for both one-handed and two-handed resets. It progresses through drills, gradually increasing distance and pace to help you develop your feel for slowing the ball down.

Strategic tips cover aiming resets towards the middle of the court to maximize success and preparing for future shots. Consistent practice of these progressions is essential for mastering resets.

Key Points:

  • Avoid adding pace: The most crucial aspect is to avoid adding pace to the ball.

  • Maintain stability: Keep a stable position with stable feet and a stable paddle at contact.

  • Continental grip: Use a continental grip to allow the paddle face to open.

  • Light grip pressure: Aim for a 4 out of 10 on the pressure scale.

  • Aim for a bounce: The goal is to get the ball to bounce, preventing opponents from taking it out of the air.

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