Good way to deal with people who hit with no pase?

Question

Ok so when i play tennis and i come across a pusher or a player who just gets the ball back with no pase, i have a lot of trouble adjusting b/c i just like to hit hard, whats a diffrent way to adjust besides playing my oppenents game

Answer 1

Encourage Ramnathan Krishnan onto tennis just like Rames krishnan.

Answer 2

Punish them, if they've got no hitting pace, when they hit an easy one or a high one, force it down their throats.  Slam that ball.  The other thing you can do it keep a pace where you hit it deep to the baseline with a hard hit, then dink it right over the net,  it'll get them running.

Good luck! : ]

Answer 3

By playing against such opponents, can have you trying to force the issue, and can make you over hit. If an opponent doesnt put much on the ball, then return it during a volley with less topspin, but making sure at same time to get it over net to keep point going. Odds are, they will make an error soon enough. However, after a match like this, go hit for a bit with one who oyu know hits similar to yourself, or the way you do, so you can get back into your rhythm. Believe it or not, opponents like these, can have you change your usual technique, and the next time you go hit, can be at a loss and hitting all over the place and not the usual pace you are used to. I recently had an opponent that didnt do much with the ball, and I saw myself struggling with my forehand because of it,and hitting down into net. I then hit against a wall to get my comfortable stroke back with my forehand, and not "lose it". As always it is all about adjustments.

Answer 4

try to hit all of the balls around the same level, like waist level. that way  you'll be hitting pretty much the same ball every time.

Answer 5

Simple....don't play with them.  You're probably at a different level than that person so try to play with someone who matches up well with you then.  It's usually hard to tell someone you don't want to play with him or her anymore....but once you've done it...saying No next time won't be as bad

Answer 6

Hit the ball early? Or put more wrist on when you come to make a big shot.