Passing up the “Obvious Finish”

Setting up the for sure finish
Putting the ball back in your court for your partner

Drives

30 - 50 %

2inches above the Net

Concept :The Extra Ball

+1 - 3
+ 1 to fuck up
+ 1 to 10 (Just to get one point)

ABC

Aggressive

Balanced

Conservative

Partners Com’s Link

- Patterns

Statements
- Hold (Keep the patterns)
- Stay
- Crash - get to the net
- Slide - cover wide
- Sit - Cover middle
- Hold your water - wait one more ball
Go Go
Crash
Come
Ya
A few

Good / Great Skill

Is the ability to see it’s only (6-8) situations with more or less thought each time

Adjustments

Spots
Counters
- Off
- Neutral
- Defensive
Resets
Spacing

Breathe - Wait breathe - ok lets go
Play one more when they float or go wide to your BH
Take a slower step in they want you to crash
Take your space don’t rush
You’re getting stuck 1-1-2, 1-2-1-2-3

Hitting at the vs too them

The distinction between "hitting at" and "hitting to" lies in the intent and context of the action:

1. **Hitting at**:
- Implies aiming a hit directly towards someone or something, often with the intent to make contact or impact. It can carry a more aggressive or confrontational connotation.
- Example: "The player hit the ball at their opponent."

2. **Hitting to**:
- Suggests sending a hit in the direction of someone or something with the intent of reaching them, typically in a cooperative or neutral manner.
- Example: "The player hit the ball to their teammate."

These distinctions help convey the purpose and nature of the action more precisely

The illusion of confidence

My goal with this camp is to aid in you click cycle

Allow you to leave with 1 thing, 1 quote and 1 strategy

The game is about playing 1 more ball

Getting the ball back in the court

Why is the backhand in transition a vital thing to trust?

Lefty on the left - Wide

Righty on the right - Right Hand Middle

Righty on the left - Right Hand Wide

Lefty on The right - Left hand Middle

Why does this matter

The middle has 3 zones

But you have to respect the ability to counter and not your ability to speed up

It’s about the ball that’s going to come back more than the one that’s not

That’s the trick

Knowing most balls are going to be put back in the court but it’s more about where

Where

Then

Position

Ball Height

Level of aggression

Pace of the shot

Angle

Spin.

The Art of Resetting, Countering and Finishing

It’s vital to get comfortable with your paddle angle

Hitting on the move

Adjusting your angle while moving into space

Knowing when to stay and move in

The ability to Volley and swing without swinging

Then once we get to the net “don’t rush” be willing to dink - firefight and not get out the point too early

Be willing to stay in it

When you have a put away trust the paddle and and go through the court now down and don’t be in a rush to react be on time!

The second ball is still viable!!!!!

Knowing who’s game is - Rabbit and who’s the book keeper

Knowing who’s the composure and who’s the wild shot and when the roles reverse and if they’re allowed to reverse