Strategy to use overheads to keep net position.
What Your Guru Thinks
This lesson is really helpful for understanding how to maintain control at the net after receiving lobs. The coach explains the "touch and recover" concept, showing you how to hit a softer overhead to buy time. It's a great way to avoid getting pushed back and stay in an aggressive position. Mastering this can change how you play against opponents who try to lob you constantly.
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