Mastering this rally will take you up one level

[@salvomoonable]

Would really appreciate more videos like this for exercises we can do to improve practically. Thank you

[@tastyplayhard]

We will do these

[@cesarrivera2004]

Muchisimas gracias! Me encantan tus videos y como enseñas, todos los dias chequeo para ver si hay pusiste algo nuevo 💪💪💪

[@bjarkekjersidelimkilde573]

Really really enjoy your videos all of them, and its such good learning for an absolute novice like me, keep them coming

[@alexespinormz]

Excelente video. Bastante útil para ir practicando las transiciones. Creo que es uno de los puntos débiles de muchos, sobre todo he visto que no hacemos el alto (split step) y quedamos mal posicionados para ejecutar la técnica. Gracias por el video. 💪🏼

[@coach_gabo8425]

Gracias por tu feedback. Thank you for your feedback and yes, transitions, moving, split-step and volleying simple are important things to do and develop to become a better player.

[@ItzFrxzy]

This is perfect, I really appreciate these videos with good exercises to get better, thank you.

[@coachangelap.wilson824]

🎾👏yes tranzition are indeed, love it, as well this exercise is indeed moving forward and backwards until opponents make a mistake because your consistency is so good or your judging when is the righ ball to end the rally. Very basic exercise to set the foundation on moving on court when as you said don't get to teh net as quickly as you think you would. Nice one again, coach Gabo 👏

[@joaoouriquefernandes2626]

Sem dúvidas, um grande exercício! Obrigado 👌

[@peterk9445]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, the video was very helpful for someone who is trying to learn the game and get better.

[@micheledefrancesco9915]

Hello from Italy. Thank you, very useful. I find you are very clear and simple, specially for beginners players. I followed others channels but you are better than many others.

[@ouweduitser]

Great video! Love doing these kind of exercises on the court. The one at the opposite of the net, is he volleying or playing from defense?

[@tastyplayhard]

Playing from the back with a bounce or a glass but no volleys ”allowed”

[@RobertKron-j7w]

✌🏻🤩👊🏻