In this session we cover how to effectively improve the accuracy of your volleys through practising a variety of drills.
Doing live ball drills tests player's skills of adaptation. Every ball played is different so to maintain desired quality, players have to work physically, mentally, technically and tactically at the same time.
Working on different scenarios at the net, prepares players for what they can face from their opponent in their next competition. Players, who are surprised with new situations, can't maintain high quality if these situations are totally new for them.
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