Many players struggle to make contact at the highest point when hitting an overhead shot. This difficulty often arises because they swing with their arm instead of utilizing their wrist. Without using the wrist, it’s impossible to reach the optimal contact point, resulting in a consistently lower hit.
To correct this, instruct players to use their wrist. Emphasize a simple technique: keep the arm up, wrist back, and practice hitting the ball with wrist action. This approach helps players reach the correct position and make better contact.
For practical drills, have players focus on using their wrist to touch the ball, reinforcing the movement. Demonstrate the difference by showing how a swing without wrist involvement falls short of the desired contact point. Consistent practice with wrist engagement will lead to improved overhead shots.