Squash Volley - The Criss-Cross Squash Volley Drill - Front View
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Volley Drill - Volley Your First Backhand Squash Volley
Volley Cross-Court With Good Racquet Head Speed
Steve Hufford
Volley your first backhand volley in the air as it comes back to you from hitting the front and side walls. Ideally, you should hit your volley around shoulder height. This volley is hit from a lower height. Hit your volley far enough out in front of you so that it goes very wide cross-court and hits the front wall about one or two feet away from the side wall.
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