HOW TO ROUNDNET: Foundation of Serving "BHAD Stance"

[@HOWTOROUNDNET]

Comment below what video you would like to see next!!! WOOOOOWOOOO! :)

[@ryderriva]

HOW TO ROUNDNET Defense!

[@blakebosak7853]

Cut serve? Another great video btw!!

[@kiubonkokko5182]

drop shots!

[@ChristianYoungArt]

Defense!

[@ugurre]

Great videos HTR squad. One feedback though, It'd be nice to see more good and/or bad demonstrations. For example, at 2:09, I ended up rewinding several times to really absorb the details. I think it would have been nice to have a couple of demos back to back, and maybe reiterate one of the bad habits and demo that as well. Thanks for all the tips!

[@garzaadrian99]

Maybe a vid of you using the things you post in a rally? That way we can see the things in action. Game to 21 or whatever.

[@Shady_Hanna]

great job man! much love back here in Egypt.

[@HOWTOROUNDNET]

shady shahir love that my videos are reaching out to Egypt 🤘🏾😁

[@MatheKanake]

@@HOWTOROUNDNET yeah im in Egypt rn and I love ur vids dude and when I was in Germany it was always on my recommendations and I loved ot

[@mitchellroussey4914]

3:43 BHARD stance

[@sjoke89]

Hi Preston, great movie ! what camera do you use to make theme ? Thx

[@Williaadams]

great work!

[@mathiaslanting2137]

Hey, Awesome vid! So I am a bit unsure of what was meant at @1:15 I have looked through the RP-stance video, and by my logic it makes even more sense to rotate the hips through your front leg in the BHAD stance since you are standing more to the right of the target than in the RP-stance. Or does it all depend on personal preference / at which angle you like to serve from?

[@GrantlyLaughs]

Nice.

[@HOWTOROUNDNET]

Grant Laughlin your nice

[@joshuarosenfeld1330]

If I’m a righty, aspiring to be able to serve with both hands, where should I stand in relation to the set? Should I center my body on the set or offset slightly to the left or right? I find that if I center my body on the set and toss to my right hand, my reverse cut starts with a right to left trajectory and, at best, kicks back to the center of the net (instead of getting out to the receiver’s left). You have any tips? Thanks!

[@HOWTOROUNDNET]

The rule is you have to be lined up center..

[@joshb0508]

Avoiding common spikeball injuries!.

[@benjaminlinssen5569]

The shaky cam ;)

[@HOWTOROUNDNET]

We’ve since upgraded to a tripod haha

[@benjaminlinssen5569]

@@HOWTOROUNDNET your quality is on point, just the surprising shaky cam for this one. keep up the good work and keep safe in UTAH