Coach stands in front of the player. Coach throws balls behind the player. Player has to react and hit the overhead with control.
Hitting overheads out of balance is a difficult part for many players.
Coaches have to explain to players that good opponents will always give them difficult shots so they have to learn how to respond effectively.
Tactically, players have to work on topspin and eliminate going for the winner because it will generate more errors.
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