🎾Strategize with a lob-sided team to ensure the better player hits more balls.
⚖️Practice shading in dinking situations to cover the court strategically.
⏳Determine the best time to move forward or stay back during the game.
🛡️Use defensive dinks to neutralize your opponent's push dinks.
💣Finish off easy shots by aiming for the pressurized zone of the kitchen.
How do I strategize with a lob-sided team?
—Put the better player on the side that tends to cover the middle of the court more often.
When should I move forward or stay back?
—Move forward when your opponent hits a drop shot within the green zone, stay back when it's in the red zone.
How do I respond to push dinks?
—Hit defensive dinks, aiming for the shallow or neutral zone to neutralize your opponent's attack.
How do I finish off easy shots?
—Aim for the pressurized zone of the kitchen to create difficult shots for your opponent.
What is shading in dinking situations?
—Shading is shifting your position to cover the sections of the court where your opponent is likely to hit the ball.
00:16When playing with a lob-sided team, strategize to ensure the better player hits more balls.
01:16Learn how to shade during dinking situations to strategically cover the court.
04:20Understand when to move forward or stay back based on the height of your opponent's shots.
06:33Respond to push dinks by hitting defensive dinks to neutralize your opponent's attack.
08:15Finish off easy shots by aiming for the pressurized zone of the kitchen.
