Criticise my bandeja

The biggest problem as i see it is the follow up, you just stop and watch the ball and dont move until they hit it. Get back to the net and be prepared for the follow up :).

In the first clip you don’t recover your position at all. Don’t watch the ball seeing if it will be a winner, as that’s not the primary function of the bandeja, even if it gets you some free points at your level. Change your mindset from trying to win/seeing if the shot was successful to immediately preparing for the return. The other issue is your base - to have consistent shots, you need a stable base to work from. Don’t hit while falling backwards, to the side, etc. Focus on getting to the ball early, preparing your base, and thus repeating your learned mechanics.

I think someone already mentioned it, but try standing a bit more away from the net. You have to track back a lot when u get lobbed wich takes away time for your preperation. And maybe try ‘pushing’ the ball more, you’re hitting it pretty hard and u also use ur wrist a little to much I think.

You hit the balls behind you both times; when playing against a better opponent, he can play this bandeja past you or onto your feet. I think the biggest cause of this is that you are standing too close to the net. Make sure you stand around the second post of the fence. This allows you to move back faster when you are lobbed, and gives you more time for your volley. Additionally: when you hit your bandeja, you stand quite "closed." In other words, your left leg is parallel to your right leg during the swing. When you play on the left side and hit a cross ball, this is fine. But when you play on the right side (as in your case), you need to stand a bit more 'open' during the swing. This allows you to create more rotation with your body during the swing, and you use your arms/shoulders less, like you do.

Not gonna comment the technique, since the basic idea of the bandeja is wrong here. Bandejas are tactical defensive shots...they are meant to give you time to recover the net, winning the point is not the idea...as I see you your video, your bandeja is way to aggresive and you are still out of position when the ball comes back

You should be rotating more (left shoulder to rivals ) and actually hit the ball less high. With the body rotated you are going to be able to add more spin if you rotate while hitting the ball

Elbow high Contact point as I understand must be in and around the eye level? Racket back , posture side ways ?

I'll focus on the second video: I think it's mostly the preparation and follow up that is bad. You're a bit too late to the ball which forces you to hit it from an unbalanced stance. So you can either stay a few steps further back when your mate is serving or start preparing to go back earlier and faster. It also looks like you are hitting the shot with your wrist last second rather than a solid arm shot as it should be for bandeja. Wrist is more for the vibora. Your grip looks a bit weird also like you might be holding it in a more forehand grip rather than a proper continental grip but it's difficult to tell from the video? You're also just standing in place after you hit your shot instead of running back to the net as you should. The goal of hitting the bandeja in these cases is so that you can keep the net. The placement is perfect in this situation, right to the feet of your opponent but that's only because he is just slowly walking towards the net but if he properly took the net here after a good lob your middle would be wide open for a counter block.

Your recovery sucks

I was told to hit cross court you need to have your body rotated more so it is pointing more cross court, and that means you need to hit the ball in front of you (relative to the court but in line relative to your body), I've found that to be helpful, less wrist. You'll have to run back further and faster to do this

Is this a club in Novi Sad? KSC, ex CRS?

When your partner is serving, it seems that you are a little bit too close to the net. Not much, but maybe one or two steps. That's why you have a longer way to get into position for the bandeja. Besides that, you can prepare earlier, e.g. as soon as you see that your opponent prepares his racket like a shovel for the lob (video 1). That gives you already the hint that he is going to lob. And as others have mentioned, you need to recover your position faster after hitting the ball.

Bandeja is an offensive DEFENSIVE shot, meaning that it's used to regain net control off of a lob that forced you back. To be able to regain net control it needs to be a controlled shot that's slow enough to give you time to reposition back to the net. The second example is a good illustration of how you didn't manage that because the lob pressured you too much to do so. The first example is just an overhead with slice, honestly not a bad shot, but it's too hard and too straight to be considered a bandeja imo. BOTH examples show you not regaining net control though, and the first example you had plenty of time to step back in but just didn't. \- I don't see that you're preparing the shot late at all, you had the preparation done in the first example, and in the second example you simply weren't in position to hit it properly and had backwards momentum which is a big nono, probably best to let it bounce and lob back to try and regain net control :)

A specific point, your hitting point as at the level of your right shoulder (hitting behind your balance point). You should hit in front and to the right of you, so you can have more control. Ideally also at eye-height but this is not always possible

Honestly I think that’s a very serviceable bandeja. It’s not too quick and doesn’t rebound too much. I would hesitate to invest further in it unless it’s your favourite shot - people are so good at defending slice at the higher levels that I don’t think it’s worth becoming too good at it any more.

Te falta velocidad en las piernas

1 st, you're standing too close to the net when your partner serves. This doesn't help you as you will have to run longer for a lob or you can get a hard shot to your body leaving you short time to react. Go a couple od steps back, if the return is low, you can go one or two steps forward to hit a volley. And if you get lobbed, you have more time to get that bandeja while you're standing rather than running. Then you have ti prepare more sideways pointing your left shoulder to the direction you want to send the shit plus your left hand has to point to the ball rather than the elbow as you do in the video. Follow the ball and move than same armento your left while you hit instead of crossing it on your chest. Ideally, your right arm will follow through so your pala Will end in your left hand. Also, as some are saying, if you are going back to hit, prepare to run up right after to gain the bet back. Otherwise you're losing the advantage on the point if your opponents return back to you while you're in the back.