Stop Slicing Fourths: Flick Over Net-Height Balls
Summary
Tanner calls out the amateur fourth: slicing under a net-height ball. That soft cut gives opponents a free approach.
Flick over the ball with the wrist for pace and downward finish. When the ball is lower, you can still get up and over — but stop undercutting sitters.
Key takeaways
- Net-height fourths want a flick over, not a slice under
- Slice fourths donate kitchen arrival
- Lower balls can still be lifted — sitters should be punished
Action items
- Feed sitters at net height from transition; only flick finishes count
