By preparing the point with a deep slice shot, moving to the net, maintaining a stable wrist, and aiming your volley precisely at your opponent's feet, you can execute the Chancletazo to force errors and dominate net play.
This lesson with Asier is really insightful if you want to add a tactical volley to your game. Asier breaks down the Chancletazo, emphasizing point preparation with a slice backhand and controlled net play. He clearly explains how to position yourself, control your wrist, and aim for your opponent's feet to put pressure on them. It's a great way to learn how to construct points and use volleys offensively.
