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Guy says twoie every chance he gets . Nerd 🤓

Twoy nation. What a goon.

Common misconception: forehand takes the middle

Cheat backhand

I've been thinking about something recently with singles, wouldn't you want all your strokes (forhand/backhand) to be footwork dominated, and then when you hit the ball just accelerate more, and don't waste time on your back swing, just quickly hit the ball with good footwork so you're ready for the next ball that comes. 1 week ago I won first place for a 4.5 singles tournament but what I analyzed is I was being caught a few times on my back foot cause wasted to much motion on my serve and I wasn't ready for my third.

A lot of tennis players stay back after their return. Why do pb players always run to the kitchen? Or do pros not do that every time?

what grip is he using on his paddle?

Hello Connor! I wish to play at this level eventually and I will binge watch all of your videos to hopefully get me there sooner!

I think the HUGE KEY in this video was volley depth. It appears your only quality option is deep in the court. I think you're saying you don't want it to bounce in transition. You don't want it to be short in kitchen. Sounds like I need more practice ... 😀

Tks Connor for the video! In the next video could you explain the strategy of returning to the middle versus to the corners? I understand the pros like to return to the middle to close the angles, but when I do it, I get passed left and right. I feel returns to the corners are better up until level 4.0. Would you agree?

Good stuff. Thanks

This is really helpful! Some days I play well, and other days not as much, but your videos give me hope. I’m committing to six months of improving at singles. Keep up the great work, Conner, and thanks for the videos! 🥇🏆✨

Thank you so much for the video, man! I have a tournament coming up soon and this is really going to help my singles game. thank you, Connor!!!

Love it!

Would love to see more singles videos from you including breakdowns of your tournament points . Thank you for posting this .

Thank you for this video! There are so many videos on doubles but almost none on singles, so we especially appreciate this video!!!🎉🎉🎉❤

Great video 💪💪💪

These are really good!!

I’m left handed. In my double back hand what power I will use my left hand or my right hand?

911 to Neutral is EXACTLY what I needed to hear and see. I get burned on this all the time and short of a risky lob, I couldn't safely find a way out of this predicament. Thank you, Connor!!!

Your Music is horrible

Your step of champions has a flaw. Allie is serving in your demonstration which means that you have to let it bounce before you can hit. Please advise.

If you have a good roll volley, it can be effective below the net, but usually low percentage. The drop shot advice is spot on, I discovered this recently and am dropping way more consistently. I use to lean back and hit up thinking it would help float it over the net. Weight forward is way more consistent and produces much more aggressive drops.

Haven't seen "the step of champions" described on any other channel. I already instinctively move to the middle in many situations, but I do it a bit differently, so this is worth thinking about.

Thank you

I love your energy and smile. You are a really good teacher! Some teachers have decent enough content, but their personality is awful!

You are a great teacher! Clear, concise! Thank you so much! Love the naming of the drills. Keep adding content!

Hey what shoes are u wearing? they look and great video

What’s Jackson’s DUPR just out of curiosity, seems pretty crisp, without watching him play I’d guess 5.0+

Shake and bake!!

Great content but your thumbnail is so bad bro, it’s hurting my eyes😭

Is your newest paddle edge less or does it have an edge guard

So great!

Why he run like that

Great video...makes sense on how to anticipate the next shot..thanks

Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant thank you so much 😮

People are giving you heck but these tips are very helpful.

This video was definitely not sponsored DA Davidson IB or WSO 😹

Great. Singles Drills ? - Doing alot of 1st and 3rds focusing on a Single Serve target and practicing the 3rd based on where that serves winds up being returned 80% of the time. Serve - then hit the 3rd off either partner or ball machine.

I want to watch you play all out against a 3.0 😭

Excellent! Had to watch it several times to unpack the gems in these drills! Next level for sure, thanks for sharing!

first 👍 and first comment lets gooooooooo

Add I hear never use a drop shot in pickleball .I can see where the difference between a drop shot in pickleball then in tennis is because of the size of the court your drop shot in pickleball is played most of the time as a set up shot.Not a winner.

I do find it interesting how conflicting pro videos can be. I have literally seen 3 different videos that give conflicting advice as to what to do when you chase down a lob; drop it, drive it or lob it back. So I think your last piece of advice about not always doing something is the best advice. So much is dependent on who you're playing and at what level you're playing.

“Lies” is an extremely poor way to title this video! Coaches are not deliberately lying to their students. You’re offering a new perspective on some common strategies. You could title it a new way to look at common strategies as the game is changing or something like that. have more respect for your fellow coaches.

#5 is actually a comment that the student usually tells themselves (whether the coach says "always" or not...). They get a solid piece of advice, and then they take it as gospel that it must be done every time. (That's honestly not a terrible thing when trying to learn a new skill and engrain a new habit in order to remove some of the "thinking" during a rally) - but once the principle is fully owned, the player must then treat it as a well-used tool rather than a rule.

What BS, the next skill level will eat you alive since your a singles guy.. You can still keep beating Martha and bagel them. This guy got the yips in serves, fix that first!

Not a fan of "your coach is dumb" videos. It's gonna be a no from me, dawg.

hmmm, so if the other side dinks your partner out wide and you don't move, and then your partner attempts a speedup off the bounce, it seems like that would leave a large gap between you 2 and you probably wouldnt be able to close the gap quick enough

so many people on here yattering on - its about what advice connects with you. There are two many people who have become reasonably competant for where the game is now at a very low skill game..the riff raff is starting to thing out now tho