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Speed-Up Selectivity: Only At/Above Net Height

ByChief October 19, 2026

Universal Rackets’ first speed-up fix is selection. The #1 reason speed-ups get blocked is attacking the wrong ball — below net height you have no downward angle, so the ball goes flat or up and is easy to block.

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