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Master recovery shots off the back glass when balls are hit deep into your court. Back glass recoveries transition defensive positions into offensive play and extend rallies.
Position yourself near the back glass when the opponent hits balls deep, prepared for potential glass contact.
Track the ball's path after it hits the glass, identifying the rebound direction and bounce point.
Stand with knees bent and racket up, positioned to react quickly to the glass rebound.
Strike the ball on the rebound with a controlled swing, typically using a blocking or lifting motion.
Direct the recovery shot forward and upward into the court, ensuring it clears the net safely.
Move quickly from the glass into mid-court, prepared to continue the rally or transition to offense.
Coach tip
Don't panic at the glass; most rebounds can be managed with a simple controlled recovery shot.
Upload a video of your back glass recovery technique and get frame-by-frame AI coaching. SmashIQ identifies contact point, swing path, and footwork automatically.
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