Racquetball Drills
Activity 1 Summary
How to hit a Kill Shot: You want to get good position in the middle of the court and try hitting with power some balls very close to the floor. The reason for this is that you want the ball to bounce so your opponent has to react to a low, bouncing ball. This is an effective shot that can put you in an offensive position on your opponent.
Benefiting Children: This move will help children learn racquetball by teaching kids one of the best offensive shots in racquetball. This also will help them learn to have a balanced but powerful shot in the game that will help them score points or put the opponent in a defensive position.
Activity 2 Summary
How to hit a ceiling shot: You want to get in good position where you are under the ball ready to hit it so that it hits the ceiling very near the front wall. This is a defensive shot and you really want to hit it accurately in the corner so it would force your opponent to use their backhand.
Benefiting Children: This shot will definitely benefit children when learning racquetball because little kids love to hit the ball hard and this shot will give them the opportunity to do so while being productive while playing a game. It also teaches them a defensive shot, and the benefits of using defensive shots in games.
Activity 3 summary
How to hit a Z serve: Hitting the Z serve can confuse an opponent and force them to use their backhand during gameplay. To hit the Z serve, you hit the ball of the front wall corner so that it hits the side wall, bounces and then hits the opposite sidewall making a “Z” shape outline. This is an effective shot that can confuse and tire out an opponent.
Benefiting Children; The Z serve can benefit children because it teaches them to use strategy during gameplay and forces them to become more accurate in their serve. It is also easier to explain because most kids are familiar with the letter “Z” so it makes teaching it that
How to hit a Kill Shot: You want to get good position in the middle of the court and try hitting with power some balls very close to the floor. The reason for this is that you want the ball to bounce so your opponent has to react to a low, bouncing ball. This is an effective shot that can put you in an offensive position on your opponent.
Benefiting Children: This move will help children learn racquetball by teaching kids one of the best offensive shots in racquetball. This also will help them learn to have a balanced but powerful shot in the game that will help them score points or put the opponent in a defensive position.
Activity 2 Summary
How to hit a ceiling shot: You want to get in good position where you are under the ball ready to hit it so that it hits the ceiling very near the front wall. This is a defensive shot and you really want to hit it accurately in the corner so it would force your opponent to use their backhand.
Benefiting Children: This shot will definitely benefit children when learning racquetball because little kids love to hit the ball hard and this shot will give them the opportunity to do so while being productive while playing a game. It also teaches them a defensive shot, and the benefits of using defensive shots in games.
Activity 3 summary
How to hit a Z serve: Hitting the Z serve can confuse an opponent and force them to use their backhand during gameplay. To hit the Z serve, you hit the ball of the front wall corner so that it hits the side wall, bounces and then hits the opposite sidewall making a “Z” shape outline. This is an effective shot that can confuse and tire out an opponent.
Benefiting Children; The Z serve can benefit children because it teaches them to use strategy during gameplay and forces them to become more accurate in their serve. It is also easier to explain because most kids are familiar with the letter “Z” so it makes teaching it that