Attacking overheads and court communication
Key takeaway from our Guru
How do I improve my overheads and partner communication?
To hit a better vibora, focus on rushing around the ball to create the right angle for your spin. For communication, you must call out your opponents' positions every time your partner is lobbed, even if it feels awkward at first.
What this lesson covers
The lesson focuses on the technical foundation of the vibora and topspin smash. Players learn to rush around the ball to generate the necessary spin and power to finish points. The coach emphasizes that this is a complex shot requiring significant practice to develop consistency and control.
Communication between partners serves as the second core theme. When a player is lobbed, the partner must call out the position of the opponents. Players should clearly state whether the opponents are coming to the net or staying back. This habit feels unnatural at first, but it is necessary for tactical awareness. Consistent verbal feedback allows partners to understand if the opponents are split or if both are at the net, which dictates the next shot selection.
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Original video
Good for
Skill level
Intermediate, High Intermediate, Advanced
Court position
Net
Play style
Control
Secondary shot
Smash
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