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Teaching Attacking Doubles

Teaching Attacking Doubles. Presented By Josh Cobble Cowley College. Why Attacking Doubles?. Attacking doubles consistently puts your players in a position to win points Attacking doubles forces your opponent to play the way you have dictated to them. Keys to Attacking Doubles.

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Teaching Attacking Doubles

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  1. Teaching Attacking Doubles Presented By Josh Cobble Cowley College

  2. Why Attacking Doubles? • Attacking doubles consistently puts your players in a position to win points • Attacking doubles forces your opponent to play the way you have dictated to them

  3. Keys to Attacking Doubles • Aggressive Mentality • Constant Communication • Play the Percentages • Play Strategic • Be Persistent

  4. Positioning • “Offensive Wall” is the strongest position • One up One back is the most vulnerable position • Position to force opponent into low percentage plays • Position to play most offensive shot

  5. Know Your Role • Server • 70-80% 1st serves in play • High percentage of 1st serves to “T” • If necessary, use a neutralizing 2nd serve • Get to the net to create “Offensive Wall” • Set the tone

  6. Know Your Role • Server • Server’s Partner • Be Scary • Make an impact • Follow the serve • Make the 1st volley • Control the court

  7. Know Your Role • Server • Server’s Partner • Returner • Make the return • Hit away from the net person • Low to middle is the best target • Set up your partner • Get to the net

  8. Know Your Role • Server • Server’s Partner • Returner • Returner’s Partner • Cover middle 1st volley • Close net to server’s 1st shot • Pressure 1st volley • Clean up the garbage

  9. How to Incorporate it • Learn it • Discuss & Demonstrate • Drill it • Volley Drills • Serve & Return Drills • Play it • Modified Play (set goals/restrictions) • Normal Play

  10. Questions? Thank You!!

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