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At the Net, Stand on the SAME Side as the Ball
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Stand in the center of the net and you have shut down a shot your opponent was never
going to hit, while leaving the one they will hit wide open. The center of the net is
not the middle. The middle is whatever splits their two realistic passing shots, and
when the ball is out on their forehand side, that split is nowhere near the center.
Work it from their end. They have two extremes available, straight down the line or a
sharp angle that carries off the court, and your job is to sit between those two. Both
of them live on the same side of the court as the ball. So that is where you stand.
Anytime the ball is on the left side of the court, you belong on the left side of the
court. Not as far over as a drawing makes it look, and not a fixed spot either, since
the further your opponent gets pulled the further you shift with them. The direction
is the part to get right, and it is the exact reverse of what you do at the baseline.
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