Vibora technique: control and court positioning

What this lesson covers

The coach directs players to focus on precision over raw power when executing the vibora. Striking the ball with excessive force often leaves the player out of position and unable to recover for the next shot. Instead, the focus remains on placing the ball deep and towards the side fence to limit the opponent's options. Players must keep moving forward immediately after contact to maintain net position and close the gaps in the court.

When the opponent returns a lob, the first vibora should create pressure rather than aiming for an immediate winner. If the shot opens up a wide angle, the player must shift toward the middle of the court to cover the return. The coach emphasizes that if the ball is hit too high, the opponent gains extra time to set up their counterattack. Players are encouraged to stay active, keep their heads down after the strike, and sprint forward to sustain the offensive pressure.