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If it's a floaty coming at you, can you just do a scorpion? I definitely will work on this one though, awesome video again.

being able to pull a lob out of your hat 🎩 🪄 whenever you want is so clutch.

Open stance. Best way to generate the most power on a racquet swing. 14 yrs of pro tennis here! 🙋🏽

Will try your tips. Thanks.

I used this tip yesterday!

Good stuff

You are the best

Love all your tips. Supper useful. Congrats on 1 year.

Great information. Thank you, Tanner. Would the back foot first then front foot footwork be effective with forehand dinks?

What ball are the pros/you currently using? Is it the Vulcan Vpro flight?

Oof, tennis player chiming in, good points, but just a quick terminology check - you're showing the semi-western grip, not eastern. Just wanna make sure you get the respect you deserve when trying to make a living off of pickleball content! For reference, a full western grip would almost look like you're doing an uppercut punch on the ball when performing a forehand stroke.

It's a great mix in shot to give the opponent something else to think about when running into the kitchen. Especially if you catch them in mid run, they can really jump so easily

In 4.5-5.0 play the lob isn’t respected enough. It’s a hard shot to hit but high level players always say it’s cringe to hit it. Lob needs more love especially at the higher level where it’s 5x harder to pull off

Shoulder high doesn’t work when you’re 5’3”😂

Dude, you rock! 🎸

Ay chill bro my grandma plays pickleball too 😅

You’re awesome 😎

Over the backhand side..." Great tip!👍🏽

Awesome Vid as always!! Thanks MrT..!!

Haha her reaction to the lob is so typical 😂

Tanner, lobbing mom? She deserves better. 😊

Good tips!

Totally unrelated question: Where can one find one of those pvc ball stops seen in the background?

Can’t believe I only know this now

Bro’s dialed in face is not to be messed with

Wrong. You do not need two hands, as a tennis and Pickel Ball player Im more accurate with one hand. Two hands works my body more

Unless your name is JW Johnson

Genius

Please make a video about paddles but especially yours. Every freaking brand says the are optimizing power and control. It’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s BS. Which materials work what are the trade offs etc

#4 you're playing with the same crew that's not interested in improving

Love this! The talking through the strategy and placement is so key and helping players take it to the next level. You’re not overly verbose and you get directly to the point, which is why I love your videos so much. Keep up the great work!

From France, thank you for articulating so well !!

Hlo sir phd pro paddle is available in india

Your tips have been valuable and really helped improve my game. Showing some appreciation.

Great vid bro! Quick question on why you have your right hand on your hip when you dink?

Thanks

I like the frisbee analogy!

Your videos are great! Thanks! I have day one of league and I will think of these tips.

Guy's got nothing but valuable and immediately applicable tips

Paddle tip down on certain dinks is the only way they are coming back over net . Be interested in that !!

Youre the main reason Im improving in this game. Thank you for your contribution to the community and teaching!!

Great Vid, Bro!!! Thanks. MrT!!!

👍👍💪💪

Tanner is a natural teacher

Do you need to put power when flicking?

Best advice for average players I’ve ever heard

Don't hit it and yell out when it's out

This is the best play breakdown that I have seen. I also like the pace that you go through each point without talking the point to death. Pickleball strategy videos are hard to find. Very well done. I'm tagging this and will watch it every so often as a refresher.

Thanks!

I’m extremely new been only playing for a month and your tutorials and coaching Really took me from novice beginner to mid in a month. I beat a 3.7 and that was from you. Best advice you gave was it doesn’t matter how hard you hit work on consistency over power. Doing hard returns and sprinkling in a drop had my opponent a bit confused. This was such an interesting move. Your backhand return was the biggest help to my game that and your serving video