What is a Volley?

A volley in pickleball is any shot taken before the ball bounces. Typically, volleys are played when you’re positioned at or near the kitchen line. The goal is to control the ball and direct it back into your opponent's court quickly, often using the volley to either maintain control or finish the point.

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Drills to Improve Resets in Pickleball

Enhance your pickleball reset skills with targeted drills that focus on soft touch, control, and accuracy. Practice with repetitive dink rallies, partner drills, and solo wall exercises to master the technique and consistently reset the pace of play in high-pressure situations.

Why Are Volleys Important?

Volleys are crucial in pickleball as they allow players to maintain offensive pressure, control the pace of the game, and finish points quickly. Mastering volleys helps you dominate the net, reducing your opponent's time to react and forcing them into defensive positions.