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I am interested.

More detail please… love to join your camp, John !!!

Which one you like more between the 14 and 10 mm? And why?

I want to go

Whoever owns the house needs to put in a second court ASAP!!!

How do we "reach out" to you, John, in reference to your W.E. camps? Thanks. JW

Love this! First video to go over the levels and what is most important. Thanks!😊

This was excellent, John! There’s no video out there that covers the important points that you do. Thank you.

Great explanations.

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Pedagogy matters and, for me, you are one the best pickleball teachers on UA-cam. I love the way you break down skill and goal development with the view of teaching us what to look for (e.g. adaptive or situational skills). I am always looking for more content on PB strategy and game analysis. Thanks so very much.

I communicate with my partner when I hit my third. I yell "Short" or "High," etc if it is a bad one and "Go" if it is a good one. That allows them to keep an eye on the opponent while we maintain unit cohesion.

You are a coach for the thinking player with superbly thought- out information that is explained clearly. Thank you for the screenshots to take to the court. Eager to see you hit 100K subscribers. Thanks again.

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Yes I find when I play with lower levels at the rec courts it is difficult to play “down” I end up making many more unforced errors and frustration sets in a lot of the tome

I use this on the serve for more power, but find less consistency than a locked wrist position as the wrist seems to be in play more. Therefore, some pros and cons arise when using wrist on shots, but with practice, this is a better serve style. John, does that sound about right?

Thanks will implement these things into my game!

WOW!

Please uninstall Pickle ball as a sport

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Thanks. How’s the longevity on them?

Huh? I’m a little slow.

There are 2 "t"s in rotation

You need to be able to anticipate where the ball is going to end up once it is hit in your direction and make sure that you make contact with the ball in front of your right knee or slightly to the outside if your right handed.

I’m dropping in front of me starting tomorrow!!!!!! Best channel for breaking down exact techniques!!!! I went from 3.0 to 4.2 with these videos. (I’m 58) I recommend this channel to EVERYONE!!!

Should I only be split stepping at baseline or should I be split stepping everywhere on the court? Not in dink rallies, right?

Where's the serve to see the rotation?

Illegal serve, throwing ball and hitting above waist, wtf?

Relevant as usual !! 👍

Helpful!

That's damn good advice. Never thought about that. Thanks!

THIS!!! Thanks John

Why footwork is important

How do u know where there going to hit back

Great instruction, thank you!

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Great video! Thank you for speaking slowly and calmly and for all your amazing demonstrations. So refreshing to watch after all the other videos that are loud, super fast, and have words all over the screen. I really like your teaching style and appreciate it.

drills 04:32 X drill (shuffle left, right, up, down, split at end and middle) 05:27 timing toss (shuffle and toss a ball up high, split as it's about to land and catch the ball) 06:33 groundstrokes (with partner from baseline, split as they are about to hit)

Thank you for addressing and demonstrating drop serve!

This shot is definitely one of my favorites. It helps level the skill level for ovetweight/less talented people like myself.

I have a collegiate tennis background like John Cinacola, but want to get better at pickleball. All of his videos are wonderful and I have been binge watching! He has definitely become my online coach! Thank you for all your useful insights and tips!

Thanks John‼️

A waste of money.

When do I step in and do a close stance drive and when do I do an open stance drive?

Extra long paddle?

Awesome video! I've only been playing pickleball for a week but played tennis most of my life. Something I noticed I needed to readjust is how the pickleball ball moves. Since it's a slower, less bouncy ball, I find myself with the instinct that the ball would bounce like a tennis ball and I would have to end up reaching for the ball or sometimes completely missing the ball and wacking the air. I adjusted by staying more planted to the ground by bending lower with my knees and moving forward towards the ball instead of letting it come to me.

Interesting, well done. Similar technique to hitting a baseball. Would have liked to see more on the various flight plains of the ball.

The images and slow-mo is mildly lame but holy shit it was effective haha great job on this video!

I'm a decades-long baseball player and I've been playing PB for about a 5-6 months now. I hit a ball harder and better than that. It split the middle of the court not a whisker above the net and must have been travelling a good 70mph. No need to mention, but the shape was so perfect that it landed a foot or two before the base line. Unhittable. I guess what I'm trying to say, is that if you want to improve your drive, try swinging a 25-30oz bat 5-30 times a day and you'll probably increase your drive by 5-10 mph in a week depending on were you start and how far you take it. Throwing a baseball or softball will also help with your overhead smash.

What happened to winner edge pickleball shoe, do you still support that product?