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dig the strategies, there's probably some gap in skill for people watching this that might not be able to implement all strategies, but it's worth trying and getting better at them.

Get to the kitchen and drink. 😊👍

The Detail and pacing put into this video is awesome. I really feel like you breakdown things in a good way and I like how you reference a lot of different folks when giving tips. Awesome video! This is from someone who has been increasingly asking "what is my goal when dinking" for the last few weeks as I played. Thank you for shedding light on that.

No new content on this channel for quite a while. It's disappointing, because I really liked this channel.

I agree singles is a completely different sport than doubles… also, I feel like playing outdoor singles is significantly different than playing indoor singles… I feel really in control of my shots in indoor… anyone have similar experience?

People, pickleball is easier than kickball.

The reason for a loose grip while dinking, is to lessen the recoil of the ball from the paddle when it is is hit. The grip of the hand and wrist serves as a spring. When the paddle handle is held tightly, the wrist also gets rigid. The effect is akin into the hand and wrist acting like a strong spring (hence a big recoil) and therefore, a pop up results. If the hand grip and wrist as loose on the other hand, the paddle is connected to limper spring with a weaker recoil. This results in having more control to lift the ball just over the net and placement with greater precision.

Bunny Girl Senpai lofi goes hard lmao Anyways, sick tips. Ty 🙏🏼

Super well done man! I’d scrap all background music but, other than that, such an easy to follow video. My top channels are Cincola and Pickleball Playbook. Subbing to yours now!

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Your video is so good. I subscribed.

I came across your channel. Coming from tennis background, your videos are the best! I wish I watched all of them before I started playing. I got about handful games in but with one on one lessons, I’m definitely getting better. I gotta get rid of tennis and play pb. And may be enter tournaments.

Excellent, comprehensive analysis. Yet, teaching pros might have a difference of opinion on 2 topics: 1.) should spin be part of the 3rd shot drop; and 2.) prior to contact and at least for a forehand, should the paddle be in front of the body/chest or should it be outside the knee to allow for better shoulder range of motion on the swing

can we have more videos please!!

I really like the way you pooled all the great players' ideas. They're all correct but different at the same time because they're emphasizing different aspect of the dinking technique/strategy. This is a great video about really "understanding" the idea behind the dinking. Great job! Yes, for you to progress into more advanced game, the dinking is the base where the game should start from. Power players need to understand that you have to base the power game on solid dinks first to be effective.

Hey PB, great video. This is one I come back to every now and then as to remind myself of helpful tips I may have forgotten as time goes on. I am curious if you are still hitting primarily flat drops or are you hitting with more spin these days? Been trying to reinvent my drops as well.. Thanks!

Great video, really puts things into perspective. Just lost in a recent tournament and took a beating but thats just letting me know where I stand and that I need to drill more.

Badminton players are hard to beat. They move so well on the court and have combination of soft game, hard slams, and deep lobs.

4:50 Softening ur wrist reduces the staibility of your paddle i.e. reduces sweet spot in exchange for dwell time of the ball on ur paddle. The sensation comes from the micromovement of ur paddle when the ball comes in contact with it. This helps with controlling ur own power and accuracy for precision shots (and even deception i.e. hesitation dink). This is in contrast to non-precision shots like counters where sweet spot is more valuable because it's difficult to ensure the ball hits the middle of the paddle, so we stiffen up ur wrist to increase the stability of the paddle increasing ur sweet spot and decreasing dwell time

what's the best technique to drop high enough to get over net safely, but "not too high?" THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEOS. OUTSTANDING

exceptional !!! i subscribed.

1:18 #1 Think about catching and throwing instead of hitting (limit backswing) 2:11 #2 Contact ball in front of you instead of beside or behind 2:44 #3 Imagine a ceiling extending above the net and don't let followthrough go above that ceiling 4:02 #4 Try practicing with pickleball under armpit to limit backswing and followthrough 4:39 #5 Try softening your grip 5:11 #6 Try practicing with off hand finger on paddle to help limit paddle motion 6:25 #7 Keep your chest level during dink (don't lift your chest up when dinking) 7:05 #8 Try to draw a line with your paddle where you want the ball to go 7:44 #9 Try to crab walk/shuffle step when dinking to help stay balanced 8:42 #10 For small steps, plant one foot and side step to dink 9:18 #11 Try to create a pause before every time you hit the ball when dinking 10:17 #12 Try slice/underspin on dinks 11:19 #13 Try to dink the ball out of the air whenever possible 11:59 #14 Try topspin dinks (while maintaining good form) 13:19 #15 When returning aggressive cross court dinks, try resetting the dinks to middle of the court to get back on balance 14:04 #16 Try to hit more aggressive dinks when you can (i.e. dinks that are deeper with a flatter trajectory to get your opponent off balance) 14:57 #17 Only dink crosscourt if the ball is at or inside your outside foot. If the ball is outside of your outside foot just reset to the middle or in front of yourself in order to not attempt a difficult cross court shot. 17:22 #18 When resetting the ball, try to hit the ball shorter into the kitchen to force your opponent to hit up on the ball 18:22 #19 Mix up the target of your dinks, changing crosscourt/down the line and forehand/backhand. 19:39 #20 Attack your opponent’s weaknesses (e.g. if they have a weak backhand, target their backhand).

I honestly think these are the best pickleball tutorial videos. The reason is that you are condescending everyone’s tips and tricks into one package. So instead of watching all the individual videos, it’s all right here.

I i know its 10 months late but you are hutting more of a flick than a roll which is still a good shot just not quite the same. On the roll its more about turning your wrist via your forearm and on the flick its the classic of throwing a frisbee. But yea on the roll your wrist is kinda along for the ride similar to a forehand drive just in completely different ways

Love it! However, I avoid tweeners as much as possible. It takes 2 extra steps and takes you longer to get back in the point.

For me it was on my forehand drop that even if i roll up the back i have to still hit through my drop. Instantly fixed

1:18 #1 Make contact will ball when it's falling 2:03 #2 Stay further back after serving 3:03 #3 Use small compact strokes 3:35 #4 Hit ball like you are tossing the ball 4:19 #5 Keep contact point in front of you 5:13 #6 Try just pushing the ball 6:24 #7 Try to keep apex of flight path on your side of the court 7:08 #8 Try slowing down your swing and gradually speeding it up to the correct speed. 8:15 #9 Don't use your wrist in the drop shot 9:00 #10 Try to get apex of flight path in your own kitchen so ball is falling over the net 10:28 #11 Try to keep overall arc of the shot low 11:29 #12 It's better for the ball to be low with a longer trajectory than too high with a shorter trajectory 12:07 #13 Adjust your grip tightness to what gives you the best results 12:56 #14 Get to the spot you are going to hit from and pause there for a moment before hitting 13:44 #15 Don't lift your chest up when hitting the drop shot 14:03 #16 After becoming consistent with your drops, try windshield wiper motion to add topspin 15:06 #17 Use a small compact swing 15:16 #18 Get your feet in place to hit the drop shot 15:56 #19 Angle your wrist to aim your drop shot 16:55 #20 Visualize the drops

You are by far the best tuber for pickleball. Thanks

This was super interesting, thank you

Iced out meaning you get cold because you're not getting involved in the game?

Where more pickleburner videos?

SURPRISE - I think most players, don’t realize this (maybe I’m wrong -we’ll see) but, surprisingly to me at leaset, in all the top player matches `i have watched and counted shots - the fact is, that provided the players are more or less at the same level in the same level, MORE THAN 50% OF THE POINTS ARE WON AS A RESULT OF A MISTAKE - AN ERROR. Where I see an. Obvios forced error, or a clear winner they go down as WINNERS in my little book. If I’m not sure, then I dont count the rally at all, OR I go bk and watch it, 2-3 times, and make a decision, or decide that one doesn’t get scored. I’ve watched dozens of pro-SINGLES matches, and it’s the same with these guys as it is with ordinary club players - it’s MORE than 50% mistakes - as high as 2/3 sometimes. I will watch another 10-20 games just to be sure, but, never once have I seen a match where the number of winners exceeeds the number of loosing shots - unless of course a player is having a real easy match- then clearly winners are by far the majority. AM I MISSING SOMETHING? Try it for yourself. Makes me want to play differently. Chris

SURPRISE - I think most players, don’t realize this (maybe I’m wrong -we’ll see) but, surprisingly to me at leaset, in all the top player matches `i have watched and counted shots - the fact is, that provided the players are more or less at the same level in the same level, MORE THAN 50% OF THE POINTS ARE WON AS A RESULT OF A MISTAKE - AN ERROR. Where I see an. Obvios forced error, or a clear winner they go down as WINNERS in my little book. If I’m not sure, then I dont count the rally at all, OR I go bk and watch it, 2-3 times, and make a decision, or decide that one doesn’t get scored. I’ve watched dozens of pro-matches, and it’s the same with these guys as it is with ordinary club players - it’s MORE than 50% mistakes - as high as 2/3 sometimes. I will watch another 10-20 games just to be sure, but, never once have I seen a match where the number of winners exceeeds the number of loosing shots - unless of course a player is having a real easy match- then clearly winners are by far the majority. AM I MISSING SOMETHING? Try it for yourself. Makes me want to play differently. Chris

Is there a part 2 because this clip is not that informative?

Why compete with the annoying background music track? Have faith in the substance of your content.

Phuc plays in the ppa main draw in singles and is a 6.2. Dudes legit

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How come we haven’t see any new content recently?! We need more great content! Thank you!

Good Stuff.

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Simple clean info.

Switching to a reverse eastern only works if they speedup to your backhand or body right? But what if they go to your forehand?

Thumbnail makes it feel like I’m on acid

Great advice!!!

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Gimme some drive tips!

I love this video. I wish i could get more 4.5 players to play with me. 😂

Good compilation 😊

Excellent; keep up the instructional videos. Very well received.. Thank you

More meta videos like this please