Stop Floating Returns: Forward Swing, Closed Face, Momentum In
Universal Rackets gives three mechanical fixes for floating returns. Swing forward through the ball instead of upward.
Universal Rackets gives three mechanical fixes for floating returns. Swing forward through the ball instead of upward.
Universal Rackets says a dink into the net gives away a free point in a rally you were controlling, and the cause is almost always one of a few fixable things.
Universal Rackets breaks down why so many returns float: the ball drifts up slow and high, the server steps in and attacks it, and you’re on defense before the point starts. He traces it to three causes.
Richard explains why so many players struggle with short hops: paddle positioning. Hitting a short hop while standing tall makes the ball very hard to control.
Summary Universal Rackets on netted forehand volleys. You think you’re swinging too hard, but you’re…
Summary Universal Rackets: every miss is either in the net or long, so fix both….
Summary Universal Rackets emphasizes paddle face as the key to spin. Face angle at contact…
Summary Universal Rackets short on stopping pop-ups. Most floaters come from scooping under the ball…
On resets, bending at the waist opens the paddle face. Get into the legs instead…
Universal Rackets walks through three soft-game mistakes. The first two: (1) a tight “death grip”…