Backhand Volley Drill - The Squash Solo Backhand Volley Drill
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Backhand Volley Drill - Use An Open Stance When Needed
This Open Stance Volley Is Still Under Control, With Contact At Head Height
Steve Hufford
It's fine to use an open stance on occasion. If the ball is far away from the side wall, you may need to move your front foot further away from the side wall, as in this example. With this foot position, it is especially important to have your chest facing the side wall when you make contact with the ball.
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- Backhand Volley Drill - Starting the Squash Solo Backhand Volley Drill
- Backhand Volley Drill - Tossing the Ball to Start
- Backhand Volley Drill - Make Contact In the Air
- Backhand Volley Drill - Follow Through With Racquet Head Up
- Backhand Volley Drill - Move to Where the Ball Will Go Next
- Backhand Volley Drill - Step Across With Your Front Foot
- Backhand Volley Drill - Make Contact Around Shoulder Height
- Backhand Volley Drill - Follow Through With Racquet Head Up And With Balance
- Backhand Volley Drill - Move and Repeat
- Backhand Volley Drill - Use An Open Stance When Needed
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