How do you teach players to use the full width of the court? With this Session which encourages your players go on the offensive by avoiding the No Go Zone when they return the ball in order to make things uncomfortable for their opponents!
By teaching players the importance of using the full width and depth, through use of some wide hitting games and exercises, you can get them striking their shots down the lines and into the far corners, preventing their opponent from attacking from a comfortable position.
This session can be quickly and easily be tailored to the level of your players as you can increase or decrease the size of your No Shot Zone depending on how hard you want to make things for your players!
What are you waiting for? Get your players to recognise when they strike the ball down the lines and into the far corners to put pressure on their opponent!
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