Tennis Volley lesson: Create Power and Control With your body...(Drills included)

In this video I'm going to teach you how to use your body to create more power and control on your volley. I'll take you through how to have a solid hitting structure so volleys feel crisp and how to use your footwork for power.
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[@kurtgantrish3952]

Great video Kevin! Yes, I would really like to see the videos on the other types of volleys you mentioned at the end. Thanks!

[@afw1134]

Great video as always! Yes, I’d love to see instruction on the other different volleys! Thank you!

[@rubliw09]

Great instruction Kevin. You broke it down in a way that was very intuitive and easy to understand. I would like to see more videos on the different types of volleys. I find myself struggling with putting away the in-between volleys that are above the shoulder but not one which you could hit overhead, especially when the return is a floater or lacking pace. Another one I make mistakes with is when someone hits a slice and I get aggressive on the volley and end up in the net.

[@October_Girl]

Yes please on the 3 different types of volleys! Always great content ❤

[@davidg.5384]

Thank you for this. I played doubles for the first time after singles for decades and was used for target practice.

[@balajeev]

Great video! I would love to see a video about the three types of volleys, especially the punch volleys. I get them rarely but when I do, they feel sooo good!

[@at1838]

love it! well done! you also bring a positive energy to your videos that's an added bonus. Thanks Kevin!

[@Golfcentric]

Very, very helpful. Great instruction. Thank you.

[@parkersmithphoto]

Love the dance moves! That drill makes perfect sense to me, just learning how to time and shift the weight.

[@cross9688]

Great video Kevin. I'd love to see you demonstrate the other types of volly.

[@Kikikuhio]

Excellent tip! Very practical and intuitive!

[@jorgewsanabria]

Thank you! To push the wall, we need straighta arms and to make effort with the legs! So clear! Very good tip Kevin!

[@Mickey_McD]

Thanks, Kevin - I would definitely be interested in learning the three types of volleys.

[@emilianozm]

A masterclass on body awareness! Thanks for sharing Kevin! Amazing video! 🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏

[@gregorypaul1150]

Love the way you explain and demonstrate different techniques. Yes, I would love to see a video of varieties of volleys.

[@Called2Serve26]

Thanks for an excellent and thorough explanation on executing better volleys. I will get to work!

[@mondschein6549]

Thank you so much, wonderful teaching.

[@GUITARMANJOE01]

Kevin Love your videos. Yes, please make a video about the 3 types of volleys. Many thanks!

[@lyndseyandandrew5771]

Definitely interested in the other types of Volleys! Thanks for the offer.

[@haosun8199]

So clear and informative, can’t wait to try the tips on the court

[@mehmetalibalci2238]

So clear and understandable. Thank you.👏🏻🙏🏻

[@JG-ui4rn]

great video. really enjoy your lessons. nice job!

[@cornstalk9367]

Great info Kevin. I too would like to see you explain the different types of volleys.

[@catherinebush6548]

Awesome Kevin. Please do more videos on the volleys. Thanks

[@lornafuller404]

I liked this instruction! More volley videos please.

[@bobnechal]

Your videos have lots of content. Will take time to digest. I would really like to see the videos on the other types of volleys you mentioned at the end. Thanks!

[@teesangari]

More please, great video!

[@CStormer01]

Great video would love to learn the various volleys. Thanks

[@traciepon9566]

Thanks Kevin! Great explanations. I would love to see more types of volleys. I used to watch you at Essential Tennis. I am glad you have your own KZbin channel now.

[@puntrigarkelly8851]

Wow!!! Thank so much for video!! This will change my valley. I do really the rocking shrill in the end. Also please make 3 different kinds of Valley as mentioned. Can’t wait to learn about them.

[@user-vh6fb5jo6h]

you are the best, period

[@jd2722]

This is phenomenal. Please do make those other videos. Subscribed ✅

[@the_wrong_folder]

great volley tips!

[@mathiasbarreto]

Best tennis coach on yt

[@user-kl6os3gd5s]

You’re the best coach on YT

[@robertwoodward1682]

Would love a video of 3 types of volleys. Pleeeeeaaaaze !! You make it look so easy. Thanks…

[@michaelmurray7632]

Excellent video

[@williammarple8109]

Good video, especially on push with back foot and step or shift forward.

[@ridzuanabdulkadir6965]

Thank you coach, -Malaysia

[@JinHwang]

great volleys

[@cjcycledude]

I really like your wall analogy! I'm a teaching pro/coach and there are only a few channels I watch to pick up valuable nuggets I can use to help my players; yours is one of them--thanks!

[@TotalTennisDomination]

Thanks, I appreciate hearing it!

[@martinmraz1255]

As my voley really needs improvement I found this video very useful, and yes please more differnt types of voleys video.

[@Richibald1]

Hi Kevin this really put a proper volley into sharp focus that REALLY improved my confidence and results at the net. Thank you and sure a more detailed video detailing the flat, knife etc would be GREAT. But also touching on the nuances of the half and full volley would clear up a few misconceptions I'm certain I have... would further increase confidence. You raised such a great point in that your opponents can instantly sense if you are feeling timid or tepid at the net so true. Excellent instruction, if I could respectfully offer some constructive critique, can you speak somewhat more slowly please. I started tennis age 4 and now at 68 still play doubles 9X a week. So I'm simply here to learn recognized modern techniques not take on Carlitos. I have all the time in the world for excellent instruction which your channel definitely brings to the viewer. Hey while I have you in my years of playing tennis I never managed to grasp a clear understanding of what the Australian Twist Serve involves. I hunch it is a very slight deviation from the Kick Serve. Frankly it's been super secretive info only known as privileged folklore all these years. One hallmark of Australian Twist is a high* degree of difficulty ( for the receiver) in reading that serve. Indeed I'm convinced a current opponent knows it, uses it and won't ever discuss this "privliged" secret technique. So I hope you can appreciate my curiosity as that curiosity is well over a half century old. Great channel. In times of strife, STAY CALM and play tennis 🫢👋🎾

[@RicMorn]

Hi Kevin, I’d love to see a video about the different kinds of volley.

[@user-oc5qk8uf7g]

Hi Kevin, I would like to see the video with the other types of volleys. Thanks

[@cynethiasco8671]

Yes I would like to know more. Great video! Also what type of ball machine are you using with the remote, I'm looking to buy one to help hit more balls

[@followme9330]

Great good

[@danstenis660]

Yes make that video

[@minhthao8839]

Thanks for the awesome info on the volleys. Can you please clarify which parts of the hand (heel parts) should be use in the forehand and one-handed backhand in your next clips as well? Cheers ;)

[@user-ds5hu8pc8w]

❤Thankyou

[@AmericanWong]

I would love to see the 3 types

[@andrewcampbell2903]

Hi Kevin , On the forehand volley I think it is really good to keep the free left hand close to the racquet butt as you turn your body , which looks like you are catching a ball , or you are handcuffed . At one point in the video you are not doing that , and to be fair , Roger doesn't do it either . However , it is a great way to help ensure that your body turns in preparation which means that your right arm only turns as part of the body turn . When you see a player doing this , it looks so much more correct than if the left arm is just hanging down .

[@TotalTennisDomination]

Thanks for the question. I use the handcuffs or hands together as a tool to help players who struggle with the idea of turning their shoulders and creating a strong structure. If the player doesn’t have the issue, then I prefer not to mess with the technique.

[@ptrckkear1]

SPC= Split, pivot, Catch.

[@Javi_C]

Thanks Kevin!

[@TotalTennisDomination]

Thanks!

[@georgewakerlin6350]

Do make that video!

[@geld5220]

we wanna know everything about volleys !

[@dmnfilms6040]

We need the Alcaraz dropshot and lob videos please 😩🙏

[@DolaTien-fy8to]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@avnerdayan6302]

Great video ty for sharing do u have any thoughts about how tight one should hold his grip does it change in different volley situations incoming ball speed tighter if it’s high maybe drop volley looser maybe ?

[@TotalTennisDomination]

Yes I’m in general you’re right. The tighter you squeeze the firmer the volley will be. The most you have access to the court (meaning able to hit down) the tighter you can be within reason. Very rarely am I at a full 10 tightness if the scale is 1 to 10. Thanks

[@oliveradami199]

Boom. Right on. Now I only need a ball machine....

[@TotalTennisDomination]

Lol… thanks

[@lanal3996]

👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@nikosa4943]

giev us the three volley types Kevin!!!!

[@seednovels]

3 volleys!

[@guygreat3641]

I want learn more skill about volley

[@TotalTennisDomination]

You go it! Thanks for watching.

[@albertoescobosa179]

You hit volleys out in front just like ground strokes ?!!

[@erwinbucks658]

Promo SM 😎

[@stephenkeye2678]

Im old can I get better?

[@JosedeJesusFigueroaGarcia]

Yes you can!

[@stephenkeye2678]

@@JosedeJesusFigueroaGarcia how do I get better? Who can help me? Where can I go? The club pros I've seen only care about juniors!

[@stephenkeye2678]

Who can assist me in getting better in person.? Videos don't get it! ?

[@manujohn99]

Volleys in singles needs more precision 🦷

[@yagzsozen9850]

If you show action instead of talking too much, your videos will be watched much more. Instead of telling people something by talking, you can add your speech later by applying the movement.