Middle Ball Coverage and Moving Together as a Team
Master the Strategy of “Up the Middle Solves the Riddle.” Learn to Move in Sync With Your Partner, Cover the Middle Effectively, and Force Opponents Into Low-Percentage Shots. Discover How to Maintain Court Coverage and Minimize Gaps by Moving Together as a Team.
Key Points
- “Up the middle solves the riddle”
- Try and stay an arm and paddle lengths away from your partner
- Move together with your partner, imagining there’s an invisible rope that ties you together
- Cover the middle, leaving no gaps on the court and forcing your opponents to go for risky, wide passing shots
- Follow the line of the ball, moving together as a team
- 1 player should always be in the middle
- Leaving the crosscourt open is low risk, as players only option to get it past you is with a slower shot giving you time to react and get to the ball
- Your response to a ball hit out wide at an angle should be either down the line or through the middle, so you don’t expose your partner
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