Advantage Of Your Volley Opportunities?

Stop Giving Away Free Points To Your Opponents!

I’ll show you how to stop making those unforced errors and how you can turn both your forehand & backhand volleys into offensive tools so you can take advantage of all of those big time opportunities when you’re up at net.

Singles opponents will feel the pressure to have to constantly play perfect passing shots by you while doubles partners will have your phone ringing off the hook!  Read on…

Look, just like you are right now, I was once there with very inconsistent forehand & backhand volleys.

Pathetic…

No power, zero spin, hardly any control, and volleys that just sat there begging my opponents to rip them by me.

I could not take advantage of opportunities when I was up at net in both singles and doubles.

Trying to get someone to play doubles with me was just about impossible.

It felt like I simply couldn’t break an egg with either my forehand or backhand volley.  Misery.

And the worst part about making unforced errors is that we’re simply giving away free points to our opponents.  They’re doing nothing to win those points…

Once your volley goes in the tank, the rest of your game follows that ugly slide down…

“Brent,

Beautiful!  I really like the new format with having the different options for viewing the lesson’s chapters.

As with the other lessons I’ve purchased, this volleys lesson update is very clear and easy for me to understand.

You’re absolutely right, with the practice plan you’ve included I need to be thinking long term.  But for the first time, I feel confident that the practice time I put into this lesson has to pay off.  That’s a great feeling!

Appreciate the offer to allow me to send you video clips of both of my volleys for your analysis.  Give me a week to get into the lesson and I’ll send along those clips.

Tim W., Denver CO

The Simple & Easy To Learn

7 Precise Principles Of The Forehand & Backhand Volleys

Hi, I’m Brent Abel, and I recently won the 2009 USA National 60s Hardcourt Singles.

In 2010, my partner Brian Cheney & I were the runners-up at the USA National 60s Hardcourt Doubles.

And as a serve & volley player for the past couple of decades, my ability to take advantage of volley opportunities has clearly been a huge factor for me in achieving those titles.

My volley skills also helped me get selected to represent the USA later in 2009 at the World Senior Cup tournament in Perth Australia.

But I’m telling ya, there was a time when my volleys were total liabilities.

I was inconsistent on return of serve, inconsistent on passing shots, and the most frustrating thing of all, I was giving away lots of free points on simple forehand groundstroke rally balls.

The inconsistency of my forehand groundstroke was holding me back from breaking through to the next level.

So, I faced the ugly truth one day, and just like you’re doing right now, I committed to clean up my volleys.

Despite having taught and coached tennis to hundreds of players like yourself for over 35 years, there was a time when my volleys were a big time liability in both my singles and doubles.

I got help from the legendary northern California coach Tom Stow decades ago who basically threw out everything I was doing on my volleys and completely re-built them into what has enabled me to become a top world class senior player.

If you can hold your own in singles and especially in doubles with your volleys, I’m telling you, you can do some major damage even if the rest of your game is average.

The 7 Must-Have Set of Forehand & Backhand Volley Fundamentals

There is a specific set of 7 fundamentals for your forehand & backhand volleys that you must have if you are ever to become a consistent volleyer whether you’re already up at net or transitioning up there from the baseline.  If you don’t have the complete set of 7 fundamentals, you will forever give away free points to your opponents – plain and simple.

I can show you those specific fundamentals.  Once you understand them and diligently practice them, you will naturally eliminate your existing artificial swing movements that contribute to your volleys being inconsistent.

You will clearly understand what those 7 fundamentals are, how they seamlessly work together, how to use your volleys for maximum and given a specific practice plan that will help you acquire real volley skills in the shortest time possible.

You will be left with simple repeatable natural underspin forehand & backhand volleys that will make you a true force to be reckoned with when you’re up at net!.

In fact, I guarantee your improvement to your complete satisfaction – more on my simple ironclad guarantee in a bit.

“Dear Brent!

I can finally handle that high forehand volley!  Your tip on the point of contact has made all of the difference for me.

I no longer worry about that high volley and I’ve stopped rushing it which gives me this wonderful sense of calm even in really close matches.

I’ll admit I used to be scared up at net during doubles matches, not of the ball, but scared that my opponents would hit their shots to me knowing I’d miss.

Look out ladies!  Thanks so much Brent for another well done lesson that has helped my doubles play.

Tammy T., Sarasota FL

Live The Dream!

You’re getting ready to serve out wide to your opponent, come in to net behind it, and you’re knowing that there isn’t a return of serve that can hurt you.

Whether you have to receive a fast return of serve or a slow sitter, you’ve spent quality time of the practice court and you’re volley skills are really getting grooved.

Your confidence is soaring and the rest of your game is riding the coattails of your re-built volleys!

This is just flat out fun…!

Brent’s Forehand & Backhand Volleys – The 7 Fundamentals

What You’re Going To Learn

• The Ready Position Posture with soft hands and a specific grip so that you can visually track the ball better which will help you get into your ideal hitting position early – a key fundamental for being a consistent shot maker.
  
• The Continental Grip so that you can receive any ball from your opponent that ends up being either a forehand or backhand volley.
  
• Spacing Footwork so that you always arrive at the ideal distance away from the path of the incoming ball – knowing what your ideal spatial relationship to the ball is means you get to repeat the same simple volley strokes over and over and be consistent.
• Specific Pre-Contact Swing Shape so that you impart a natural underspin that gives you depth & placement control and skids so your opponent has to play their shots back up to you.  Without decent underspin, your volleys might go back, but they’ll sit up for your opponents.
• Ideal Contact Point so that your swing gets a chance to always make contact at the same spot away from your body – discover what yours is and you’ll get more power, spin, and control.
• Post-Contact Swing Shape so that you give your volleys a sense of swing freedom through the ball.  You’ll never fight the ball again because you know exactly where you want the swing to finish after contact.
• Footwork To The Next Ideal Court Position so that you put yourself directly in the exact middle of your opponent’s two probable angles.  You’re constantly forcing them to have to pass you.  Pressure tennis at its best…
• PDF Practice Plan – Without a specific practice plan, the lesson information won’t help you get to where you and I know you want to go with your volleys.  Practice is the key, and a specific practice plan is the answer…

How You’re Going To Get Your Lesson

• Instant Viewing Access – You’re going to get instant access to this lesson’s videos and practice plan.
  • Immediately after your payment, you’ll be re-directed to the volley lesson’s private blog pages where you can view the lesson’s video chapters.
• Download - At the lesson’s blog pages, you’ll be able to download any of the video chapters you want.  The downloaded videos will play on your computer, iTunes, iPad, and your iPhone or other smart phone.
• DVD - In addition to the immediate access to the lesson’s video chapters as described above, I can also send you this lesson’s videos on a DVD.

Brent’s Forehand & Backhand Volleys – The 7 Fundamentals

$37 – Download Version – You Get Immediate Access To View and Download Any & All Of The Lesson’s Video Chapters Plus The PDF Practice Plan

$47 – DVD Version – The Lesson DVD Is Mailed To You Plus You Get Immediate Access To View &/or Download This Lesson’s Instructional Videos / Practice Plan If You Want To Get Started Immediately Re-Building Your Volleys

Guarantee – 100% Tennis Player Satisfaction

My purchase guarantee is extremely simple – if I can’t help you begin to make the changes you want to both your forehand & backhand volleys within a reasonable amount of time, 30 days, then simply send me an email stating that you gave this lesson a sincere try and that it just didn’t work for you.  I’ll promptly refund 100% of your purchase price – no questions asked – no answers needed.

“Dear Brent,

Thanks for updating your volley lesson.  The prior version was OK, but this is a major upgrade in detailed content.

You’ve done a great job in explaining those 7 fundamentals while at the same time you’ve kept it organized and simple.

One of the best aspects of your teaching for me has always been your ability to cut through the unnecessary stuff and get right to the point.

I really like the practice plan you’ve included.  5,000 tennis balls seems like a lot but I’ve already put in about 1,000 and I can really feel a big difference with control and underspin.  Especially on my forehand volley, I’d never quite felt that nice skidding volley.

Thank you Brent.  Well done”

Mark L., Tucson AZ

Lesson Bonuses!

In addition to teaching you the 7 must-have fundamentals of the both the forehand & backhand volleys, I’m going to include the following BONUSES:

• Support – You will have unlimited email support directly to me.  If you ever have a question, send me an email detailing your specific question and I’ll get back to you asap.
  • Value = Access to my brain?  Priceless…!  ;-)
• Video Lesson - The Drop Volley – Once you’re comfortable with your re-built volley fundamentals, we’re going to add the heartbreaker of all time – the drop volley.
  If your opponents know you’ve got this shot in your toolbox, you’ve just made their day on the court with you miserable.
  • Value = $37
• Video Lesson – Is It A Volley Or A 1/2 Volley? – You know the drill.  You’re coming up to net behind your serve and your opponent plays a low shot that that is working its way down to wards your feet.  Do you play a volley or a 1/2 volley?  Your decision will determine the quality of your next shot, if you’re on balance after the shot, and whether or not your opponent has a very tough passing shot to play.  This Bonus video takes the mystery of that decision so that you can relax through this shot and get your butt up to net where you want to be!
  • Value = $37
• Video Lesson – The Low Volley In Doubles – You’re caught on or just behind the service line in doubles and having to deal with a low volley.  You’ve got at least one if not two opponents just crawling all over the net looking for you to pop up that volley and then wreak havoc on either you or your partner.  This lesson will show you how to turn the tables on your opponents so that low volleys won’t be a problem for you and your team.
  • Value = $37
• Total Bonuses Value – $111 PLUS Unlimited Support!

Start Transforming Your Forehand & Backhand Volleys Into Lean & Mean Repeatable Machines In The Next 2 Minutes!

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