In the final lesson we show you how the wall can be used to practice your volleying.
In this lesson Eddie and Haydn show you how to use the wall to improve your serves Somehow Haydn accidentally dropped his iPhone while he was serving. You have to see it to believe it. Note: Haydn is a left hander and Eddie is a right hander.
Distance similar to lessons 3 and 4, using backhand only, hit 30 shots in a row against the wall without double bouncing. Haydn (green jumper) is left handed and is hitting a one-handed backhand while Eddie (black shirt) is right handed and is hitting a two-handed backhand.
Distance similar to lessons 1 and 2, using backhand only, hit 30 shots in a row against the wall without double bouncing. Haydn (green jumper) is left handed and is hitting a single handed backhand while Eddie (black shirt) is right handed and is hitting a double handed backhand.
Now we’re standing about 8m-10m away from the wall – as far away as possible – and hitting 30 shots in a row, no double bounces & forehand only. Note: Haydn (green jumper) is left handed and Eddie (black shirt) is right handed.
Taking another few steps back, hitting 30 shots in a row against the wall, without double bouncing and using forehand only. Note: Haydn (green jumper) is left handed and Eddie (black shirt) is right handed.
Haydn stands a few more steps back away from the wall and tries to hit 30 shots in a row without double bouncing. Note: Haydn (green jumper) is left handed.
Eddie teaches you step by step how to spin a basketball like a pro. Not to be missed!
Using the backboard, Eddie gets 10 shots in a row from the left hand side, 4-5 steps away from the ring.