u/Myloversclayhand

My 9-5 job is a Salesforce developer at a consulting company. It’s pretty high stress, so I would love to find a job that’s a bit easier than this. I could work an extra 5-10 hours a week. I have developer skills, so am able to write code, qa features, data clean up/excel skills. Consulting has given me great people skills and overall made me good at asking questions and scrutinizing systems to ensure they work well. Would love some ideas of how I could make an extra $400 a month thanks.

I'm 34 and started playing tennis 2 years ago (feels very late to the game lol). Lately I've been trying to figure out how to improve my volleys when I'm at the net. Higher volleys seem easier for me to return, but when they are around the level of my head or closer to the net, they often go right by me. Part of it is slow reaction time and just not reading the ball. I try to stay light on my feet and keep my racket up and in front of me to be ready, but I still lose a lot of points this way! My volleys during drills when I'm fed the ball are much better, but I'm struggling to bridge the gap of live play. Any drills that helped your reaction time or just generally improved your volleys?