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Thank you for blessing me with this video (and to Jay for blessing Austin with Urban Pickleball Club).

Good video! Love these. Really fun to get an insider view of you guys

Great series!!! 🔥🔥🔥

I’d love to see most likely to get cancelled 😂

Hopefully one day i could play againest u bro u have a really nice game

Why do people take this game so seriously

I am a right side rabbit

Stumbled across this interview and I have not heard about Urban Pickleball club. Very interesting how it started and I like that Jay has no future vision for it, he has made exactly what he wanted a fun place to play PB with friends. Excellent interview Jack!

Any tips on using eastern for a one handed backhand countering a ball directly at your body

1, crossing the plan of the net before hitting the ball. At that point the rally is over so no more rules broken afterward.

What?

Please discuss the strategies and different setups

Best way to get sponsored ??

Big Jacker with the insights!!! Love this content style bro

Loved the left vs right side strategy talk - super enlightening. Keep it up.

Great tip! Thx

Agreeeed

Totally agree! I watch a ton of film on myself. If I know the guys I'm playing, I'll definitely look at footage I have from previous matches I've played with them. It's super helpful. Would love to hear your thoughts on how to evaluate yourself using film.

Thanks Jack, appreciate you raising the level of not just the pro game. Don't forget self-scouting!

Love this!!! 🔥🔥🔥

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I love all the strategy talk. Such good stuff!

You need to take a subway there? Where would you park?

I bet if you'd spend as much time practicing as paddle flipping you'd be better 😂

Jack, I believe what each pickleathlete needs is highly individual. You may well be correct that you observe an over reliance on traditional resistance training. However, players should also understand that getting stronger is critical for improving their balance, mobility and performance.

Ha! Feel ya on that ! There's value in court sense and swing basics.

iiiiEEEE, EYEYEEEE, 👀 👁‍🗨 EEEEE

Terrible advice for longevity.

Good content here, Jack. I've been toying with the idea of opening an indoor facility where I am at. There isn't a dedicated indoor facility in my city at all, so I think it could be a great thing.

Love how it started! Truly beautiful to see. Jay has created an amazing community!

Great video!!

Man, we hate those people.

Great interview! Go Jack Go! 🎉🎉

Would love to see pickleball in the Olympics!

Love this!! 🔥👏

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Really appreciate your recap and your 2024. I met you at a pro-am in Monterey Ca. With Preston. I’ve been following a lot of your videos since. Love the UA-cam’s you did with Zane. Keep on keepin’ on, Lars

Nice place!

Man.... I could get used to playing somewhere like that.

I'd try, but I'd probably break my paddle.

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Congrats on a great season! Would be interesting if you talked about some of the costs of traveling + entry fees. Good luck in 2025!

Great growth this year! Fun to watch your game develop and improve! Looking forward to seeing where you're at at the end of 2025!

Enjoyed your 2023 matches. Good luck in 25, keep charging.

Can bro PLEASE drop a car goals vid (Make sure a full carbon huracan super trofeo evo is on there thx)

Great to see you playing in English open!! All you American players have insane talent.

You seem like a great guy very level headed , trust in yourself and your ability to play big fan

Watching you in NY was incredible!!!

Rising Pickleball Star Jack Munro: A Year of Transformation and Triumph A Journey from Underdog to Collegiate and Professional Champion In the rapidly evolving world of professional pickleball, few stories capture the spirit of perseverance and growth quite like Jack Munro's 2024 season. From struggling through early tournament losses to securing national titles and professional recognition, Munro's year was a testament to the power of mental resilience, strategic adaptation, and unwavering commitment. 1. Intro: Reflecting on 2024 (0:00) Jack Munro began his 2024 narrative with candid transparency, acknowledging a year that started without significant competitive results. With only a few bronze medals to his name, Munro entered the season as an underdog, driven by an unshakable belief in his potential and a willingness to take calculated risks. 2. January: Starting the Year at APP Punta Gorda (0:38) The year kicked off in challenging conditions at the APP Punta Gorda tournament. Battling constant rain and wind, Munro focused on a critical mental technique: conscious breathing. This early emphasis on mental management would become a cornerstone of his subsequent success. 3. February: PPA Phoenix & APP NextGen (1:22) February presented unexpected opportunities. A last-minute partnership with Lea Jansen for the PPA Phoenix tournament, despite closed registration, demonstrated Munro's adaptability. The APP NextGen tournament served as a crucial platform for young talent, with Munro recognizing its importance for developing players. 4. March: Tournament Breakthroughs (3:26) March marked significant progress. At APP Sacramento, Munro secured his first men's doubles bronze medal with John Cincola. The tournament highlighted the importance of aggressive play, with strategic driving and poaching becoming key elements of his developing style. 5. April: Navigating Challenges and the MLP Draft (6:40) The MLP draft became a defining moment, albeit not in the way Munro anticipated. Not being drafted by a Premiere team initially felt like a setback but ultimately fueled his competitive spirit. The Chicago Slice team's faith in drafting him in the Challenger draft proved instrumental in his growth. 6. May: The New York Breakthrough (7:43) The APP New York tournament emerged as a pivotal turning point. A last-minute partnership with Mario Barrientos resulted in an unexpected gold medal. More importantly, Munro discovered a crucial psychological insight: removing pressure and playing with pure enjoyment dramatically improved his performance. 7. June: Collegiate Success and Professional Adaptation (11:23) June was highlighted by winning the Collegiate National Championships with his University of Texas teammate, Timmy Manzano. The month also saw Munro navigating the unique atmosphere of Major League Pickleball (MLP), learning to adapt to team dynamics and collective strategies. 8. July: Building Confidence (13:37) Consistency began to take shape with medals at APP Newport and continued MLP participation. Munro's confidence grew, understanding that results breed more confidence, creating a positive feedback loop in his professional journey. 9. August: International Exposure (15:10) The English Open provided international perspective, exposing Munro to diverse playing styles and emerging talents, particularly noting the impressive Indian pickleball players. This tournament broadened his understanding of global pickleball dynamics. 10. September: Team Turnarounds (15:54) MLP New York and Virginia Beach tournaments marked significant team improvements for the Chicago Slice. Munro's approach of arriving early, enjoying the location, and then shifting to a focused competitive mindset proved successful. 11. October: Promotion and Progress (17:15) The MLP Miami tournament was a breakthrough, with the Chicago Slice clinching a promotion to the Premiere league - a season-long goal that validated the team's hard work and potential. 12. November: National Triumphs (18:18) November brought perhaps the most significant achievements. Partnering with Will Howells for the first time, Munro won gold at Nationals. The MLP playoffs in Orlando, where the team finished as runners-up, further solidified his reputation as a rising star. 13. December: Wrapping Up the Year (20:17) Concluding the year at the APP NextGen tournament, Munro reflected on his journey, winning gold in multiple categories and symbolically "retiring" from the NextGen circuit. Conclusion: A Year of Metamorphosis Jack Munro's 2024 season was more than a series of tournaments; it was a profound journey of personal and professional transformation. From managing mental pressures to understanding team dynamics, from local competitions to international stages, Munro emerged not just as a better pickleball player, but as a more strategic, resilient athlete. His story resonates beyond pickleball - it's a narrative of embracing challenges, learning from setbacks, and continuously adapting. As the sport of pickleball continues to evolve, athletes like Munro are not just playing the game; they are redefining it.

Love this content. Way to keep pushing