Fourth Shot

Key Points

• Choose the best shot so your opponent stays on defense
• Fourth shot is when the returning team comes to the no volley line and handles the serving team’s third shot
• It’s important to get all the way up to the no volley line after returning
• Have good balance and lean in the ready position
• If the opponent hits a high third shot, your best choice is to punch the ball back and split the opponents up
• If the opponent hits a good third shot, you should let it bounce and dink the ball back
• As a returning team you don't want to lose your advantage. Keep pressure on your opponent