Serve to the Returners Weakness
There is a big difference between playing against the returner’s strength or playing against the returner’s weakness....
Be Consistent as you Start the Point
Doubles is a game of percentages. The winning team is not the one hitting the best shots but the one hitting the solid...
A Different Type of Doubles
Typical girls's doubles? Two girls are rallying crosscourt from the baseline while their partner's at the net are standi...
Doubles – I-Formation
In the I formation, the net player straddles the center line. The server serves from the middle of the court (singles fo...
Doubles – Australian Formation
In the Australian formation the net player stand on the same side as the server to start the point. The server serves fr...
Doubles Drill: Decision on High Volleys
One player serves and volleys, the opponent returns crosscourt. Video: High Volley If the return is high, the server wil...
Doubles: Volley crosscourt and wait for the lob
One player serves and volleys, the opponent returns crosscourt. The player who returned keeps playing to the middle of t...
Doubles: Lob Return
One player serves and volleys. The opponent hits a lob over his partner at the net. If the lob is very deep, the team le...
Doubles: Poaching
One player serves toward the ‘T’, and the opponent returns crosscourt. The server’s partner crosses and volleys at the o...
Doubles: Playing Both Back on the Return
One team serves and the server has to serve and volley. Both opponents stay back to receive. The player returning has to...