Master every situation on the court
16 tactics in Net Dominance
You are at the net and receive a medium-height ball you can control.
You are at the net but keep backing up when opponents wind up for a shot.
You and your partner are both at the net and a ball goes to your partner's side.
A ball comes down the center of the court and both you and your partner could take it.
Your opponent lobs deep toward the back corner while you are at the net.
You are at the net looking to finish the point from a strong position.
You are at the net with a comfortable volley opportunity.
You have just hit a deep return or deep lob that has pushed opponents back.
You are at the net trying to win points with volleys but opponents keep retrieving them.
Opponents have found a rhythm defending your overheads and are reading them consistently.
You have just played a bandeja that was not deep enough and opponents are in a good position.
Opponents have started reading your volley direction accurately and are retrieving balls you expect to win.
Both opponents are pinned at the back and keep retrieving your deep volleys.
You get clean, high volleys but opponents block them back because you aim at the nearest player.
Your volleys float up and give opponents easy attacks, or you find yourself volleying from below the net.
An opponent anticipates your cross-court volley and shades early to cover it.