Backhand Volley | Tennis Lessons for kids with Pro Tennis Coach Vasileios Psyrras | Tennis School

At this video coach Vas is explaining Alex how to play Volley Backhand. This includes volley grip, ready position or zero position in tennis. This is 30 min private session all about volley forehand.
Time code:
0:00 - Intro in forehand Volley in tennis for kids
0:17 - Please subscribe
0:22 - Forehand and backhand volley grip, continental grip
1:02 - The ready position or zero position in tennis
1:31 - number one position and shadow swing cross court backhand volley
2:24 - Practicing two handed backhand volley cross court with coach instructions and corrections
2:49 - Practicing one handed backhand volley cross court with coach instructions and corrections
3:16 - Arm separation in one handed backhand volley
3:46 - Two handed backhand volley cross court
4:44 - Practicing foot work in one and two handed backhand volley
6:20 - Volley grip practice
7:26 - Practicing backhand volley cross court with step forward / split step
10:36 - What you try to accomplish with the volley?
11:40 - Importance of letting kids to express their own vocabulary
12:49 - Fixing the strings is a taking care of your racket as a friend
13:38 - Practicing of two handed backhand volley from the inside of service line
14:44 - Importance of volleys and summarizing of volley's technique and different positions
Tennis GEAR:
Tennis Racqut - Boost Rafa Strung 26' / Pure Aero Junior 25 Strung
Tennis Bag - Babolat Expandable 4-9 Pack Bag Black
Tennis Shoes - Nike Court Air Zoom Vapor Pro size 2
Sunglasses - Radar® EV XS Path® custom design
Camera filming:
iPhone 11 Pro Max
Microphone: DJI Mic System

[@therealpattypooh]

Great lesson! Well done Alex! Thank you for your videos, thank you to your coach also, I like the details he gives. I'm learning a lot from you guys! Cheers from France!

[@AlexTheTennisPro]

Wow! Thank you!

[@lrlee2437]

Good backhand volley Alex, bravo.

[@AlexTheTennisPro]

Thank you!

[@peterahern4967]

I really like what you guys are doing and sharing this amazing content with us!
Can I ask you if you are using regular hard balls for the lesson?

[@AlexTheTennisPro]

Yes. Regular balls.

[@TimTheMusicMan]

Nothing critical of the student here, I am sure he will be a great player, but a 2HBH is generally worthless at mid court, half court volleys, drop volleys and serve and volley, 75% of tennis was eliminated when the giant artificial rackets and strings rose to popularity essentially it turned out they play most of the game for the player and as such the player contained themself to only the baseline and the use of the 2HBH became the mainstay of baseline play, these two are interconnected.