	FOREHAND DRIVE
	DRIVE OFF SCREEN
	BACKHAND LOB
	FOREHAND LOB
	OVERHEAD
	SERVE
	VOLLEY
	SLASH
	BACKHAND SCREEN
	FOREHAND BLOCK
	BACKHAND BLOCK
	DROP SHOT
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Strokes

VOLLEY

•	Ready position
•	Paddle centered to her body
•	Shoulders square to the net
•	Knees bent
•	Quiet, steady hands
•	Bring it on!

•	Sue squeezes the grip just before contact
•	She volleys this ball if it is not hit with much pace
•	“Shoulder high, let it fly”

•	Paddle head above her right hand
•	Right hand stays relaxed in ready position
•	Left hand rules
	No turning or stepping needed
	Paddle only travels 4 inches after impact
	Deflect the ball, don’t attack it

•	Backhand volleys have a wide range
•	Sue can volley the ball from her left hip out to her right hip

•	She will step out to her right to keep her paddle centered to her body

•	Sue will volley this ball with her forehand if it is traveling slowly
•	Be careful. Forehand volleys can pop long!

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