Volley and bandeja transition drill

Bandeja1:07Jan 20, 2019

Key takeaway from our Guru

How do I practice the transition between a volley and a bandeja?

Focus on your recovery speed. After you hit your bandeja, move immediately back to your net position to prepare for the next volley.

What this lesson covers

The one up one down drill alternates between a volley at the net and a bandeja after a lob. The player at the net strikes a volley, then retreats to hit a bandeja when the opponent lobs. The primary objective is to maintain consistency while practicing the rapid recovery from the back of the court back to the net position after the bandeja.

The drill requires coordination between partners. The player at the back practices defensive lobs, while the net player focuses on the transition. Both cross-court and down-the-line directions are used to change the shot dynamics and improve accuracy. This exercise is suited for pairs warming up for a match or working on movement patterns.

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Original video

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Skill level

Intermediate, High Intermediate

Court position

Net, Backcourt

Play style

Offensive

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