Defense & Scramble Situations - 45 Situations
DEFENCE & SCRAMBLEDefending isn't losing. It's refusing to lose yet.Juniors treat every ball on the run as a chance to hit a winner, and hand over the point about eighty percent of the time.45 situations on staying in points you're losing. Why height is the same thing as time. When to turn and run instead of reaching back. How to get from defending to level, and from level to attacking.Inside, at the easy end: Dragged off the side of the court · The ball is over your head · They're at the net and you're stuck behind the baseline · They've hit a drop shotAt the hard end: Deep in the corner, three balls in · The ball after the scramble · A whole game spent defending · Defending without handing over the middleIt gets harder every 25 cards. A 12-year-old starts at the front. The same kid is still finding new things in it at 14.Smallest and cheapest volume, because it's the narrowest skill. It's also the one that turns a player who loses 6–2 into one who loses 7–5.30 days, no questions. Work through it with your player. If it doesn't change how they see a match, email me and I'll refund you. Keep the PDF.Buying a volume? The full price of any one volume comes off The Complete 500 later. You never pay twice for the same card.Print-friendly PDF. Instant download. Yours forever. No app, no subscription, no login.
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