Learn FIVE Years Of STRATEGY In 15 Minutes | Briones Pickleball Breakdown
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Love this!! Thanks, and please do part 3,4, and many more 🙂
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Great team explanations--hoping you continue this type of teaching
Thanks Peter !
LOVE IT! Please do more of these.
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so good to watch the break down. this is such an important teaching tool for me as a recreational player who does not have the opportunity for a coach thank you. please do more.
Glad it was helpful!
Certainly among the best pickleball videos I've seen. Well done.
Thanks!!
THIS is the niche right here boys. Very much wanted and rarely found in other channels. We want the minutia!
Thanks !
This was really helpful. Thank you for breaking it down for us.
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So so so appreciate the slow mo, great analysis too. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
do more of this you two! I love it so helpful!!!! love love love, more more more please
More to come!
Fantastic lesson! Slo mo breakdown is extremely helpful. Would love to see more of these!
Thanks! Will do!
This was great! More, please. 😊
More to come!
Fantastic 👏👏.. good insight... keep doing these reviews!!!
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That was awesome! You are so right - the small things are happening so fast, you can't see them in real time. I learned a ton from this video and the explanation from both of you.Thank you very much!!
Absolutely!!
Exactly! I always wish we had a mirror to be able to see what my own body is doing but a slowed down video with excellent commentary is beyond helpful! Keep this up and I might actually improve my game!!!!! Thank you
Great job guys!
I love all the detail about anticipation, positioning, shading, reading the swings and the paddles.
So many good fundamentals, as well as advanced play.
Thanks so much!
Super helpful! Thanks.
You're welcome!
Well done! This goes so well with my recent interactive. This video is definitely going into my saved list. Thanks Coach!
Glad it was helpful!😊
This was great, keep it up!
Thanks!
That was great, thanks! Hoping for part 2!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You knock it out the park with this one I've recommended your videos to others who love them as well. The only thing that would make them better is to have your beautiful wife in them.
Thanks for that!
Bro, what kind of weird request. 😅
Really like this! Thanks 🙏
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Love this analysis. Question: could Craig have gone for an ATP at 10:20?
Maybe, but I think it would have been tough
I was wondering the same thing and why Craig didn't wait a second longer and go ATP, given Pesa's being a lefty...
Too risky for a topspin backhand ask if second later???
great job guys! super helpful!!
Glad it was helpful!
Loved it - more breakdown videos please!
You got it!
Great video! Please keep doing more of these. I did have a question regarding Caden’s dink he gave down the line to Kyle - wouldn’t that have been a potential Erne for Kyle? I feel like in my level of play (around 3.5) a down the line dink is tough to deliver right?
It’s always a riskier shot. In this case, it was executed well.
I know most of this theory. What I found most interesting was reading the opponent's body language to plan your next move.
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Hi. This is a great breakdown. I have a question. In response to the 3rd shot drop, why did Caden choose to cross court to Craig rather than to Kyle’s feet (who had taken a few steps into No Man’s Land)?
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It’s always a lot harder to slice down the line and is more risky. The easier shot (most of the time) is cross court.
More please!
Yep!
Great breakdown!! Possibly move through it more quickly so you can get to another point breakdown.
Glad it was helpful!
This slo mo video is awesome. So much to learn from it. Thank you! And YES to more.
You got it!
Jordan, why does the receiving team switch when receiving the Serve?
High level strategy, so that they can have their strong forehands in the middle of the court.
@@BrionesPickleballI thought it could be to create confusion for the serving team who are trying to drop to the open side, and if you switch, they are now facing someone standing there instead of a person running up.
Absolutely love the slow down break down.Very beneficial for how I learn ! Keep up the great work !
Thanks, will do!
Lots of great stuff here. I'm not fully convinced about the idea that it's always best to watch your partner for as long as it's done in the first point of this video. There are some solid reasons given for watching your partner's return given here, yet there are some important offensive advantages for not watching your partner or for watching your partner to a certain point. The important thing to realize is that when done purposefully, both approaches can give distinct advantages. I still lean a bit in the direction that only watching your partner to the point that it's known where the serve is going is plenty. I want to turn my attention to the opponent's position and response to the return as soon as possible. For me, watching my partner's return go by me is unnecessary and it sacrifices the benefits of purposefully watching my opponents respond to my partner's return off of his paddle. Again, fantastic content here! Thanks for the wonderfully helpful videos.
Thanks for the comment. All pros watch the return. Remember, your opponents have to let the ball bounce, so there’s no reason to keep your eyes on your opponents until they hit the ball.
great video. especially liked the emphasis on the players moving together on both sides. @12:05 in, do you think kyle may have been a step or two deep? Seems like he’s having to reach and had he been closer to the NVZ line could have made a more aggressive shot to attack the line. Was his “back from line” position a consideration in hitting to him? thx!
Caden is very offensive at the net, so any lifted dink, will be attacked right at Kyle. In this scenario, Kyle gives himself some extra reaction time, just in case Craig pops it up.
IMHO I would enjoy your videos more if you were to pick 10 exchanges within a game and break them as offensive plays, defensive, and what is important to consider.
There’s a million different ways we can do this. Thanks for watching
to be fair, the one returning with a slice chose the wrong return shot when pesa was advancing to the front. instead of slicing that return to the middle he should have gone for a hard topspin to scorhers' right side of court which would have been also a shot down the sideline, and the position was actually advantageous to do it.
somehow the slice was chosen and the initiative was lost
even a hard return to pesa's side would have been a good shot because he was moving and returning when he was running would have been harder?
my opinion anyway and please educate me thanks
At higher levels sometimes it’s tactical and using your strengths over going for “a shot”. Craig doesn’t typically drive the ball on his BH side, and he has a very reliable drop to get him to the NVZ. This is a smart shot choice. Depending on what shots are in your arsenal, you must make good decisions on the fly. An amateur here may choose to drive it down the line, and make an error to the net or hit it wide.
Love the break down! At 9:05 since the white shirt player on our right just executed a good drop why doesn't his partner just run straight to the Kitchen line instead of a split stop in the transition zone?
Because this is what high level players do. Most players that sprint up to the line without stopping can easily get caught by higher level player’s attacks. Also, when you are balanced, you can explode to attack when necessary.
I tried to watch this. I really wanted to like it. While I can appreciate the intention to slow things down and get into the details, this is--for me, anyway--way to slow. I don't think we need to see the same backhand dink 25 times--really, I counted! So please keep making videos, but please restrain yourselves from going into such excruciating and needless detail.
Lol. You may be the only one, everyone else loves it. Thanks
@@BrionesPickleball That’s fine. I gave you my honest opinion. Take it or leave it.
great! Do you think what got the player on the left was the off speed "attack" by the lefty? He was looking for more pace and didnt get it which is why he had to jump a little ?
It could have been, but if you look at it real time, it wasn’t that slow of an attack. Knowing Pesa, he was just trying to shove it to an uncomfortable position to find a pop up, which he did.
Notice you guys are at the net after the serve. Know there is a 2-bounce rule, would this give you opponent an opportunity to drive the ball at you or lob?
Watch it again, it’s after the return
For beginners, returning the serve on the run is not ideal. I see too many beginners with bad service returns if their feet are not set. Try to have both feet firmly grounded whenever possible.
You don’t want to be running on any shot, unless you have to.
Can you please do a future video about shot placement and percentages? Thankyou!!!
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THANKS Jordan! This is awesome. Shading in action. Paddle position, Head position, Weight shifts...so cool. MORE, PLEASE?!
More to come!
Slow mo breakdown in repetition was great so you get a chance to focus on all the players collectively and individually.
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great video, love the slow-mo breakdowns. It would be cool to do a video where you show 6 or 7 different serves and returns in a row just to break down how different serves setup a better return, etc... Just to analyze that one aspect of the game. Thanks!
Great suggestion!
This is awesome, thank you so much for making these videos! I'm learning SO MUCH.
You’re welcome !
Great advice on watching your partner field the serve! I did it for the first time today and it made all the difference. It allowed me to gauge the difficulty of the serve and the strength or weakness of my partner’s return. Before I would always crowd the net and get destroyed when my partner had a weak return. Now I can adjust and position myself for a smarter play.
Awesome!
guys. 5 stars. love the slow mo breakdown. especially with one of you on the video. gives us perspective on your skills plus makes it more entertaining and informative. keep up the late nights !!!
Much appreciated!
Suuuuuuper helpful! Yes please make more of these!
Will do!
Please keep it coming. Love the breakdown. Maybe also do a few with lower-level matches, mistakes often made by recreational players.
You got it!
I like the slowmo play-by-play analysis and please follow up with more like this.
Thanks!
Thank you! As a beginner, this breakdown of high-level play is super helpful for me.. please keep the videos coming! 👍👍
Sure thing!
That's a great video. Very detailed content. This is awesome and helps a lot!
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Normal to run around the kitchen rather than cut across it to get back to court after your Erne?
the floor is lava!
You can do either
Fantastic! Love the detail on what was going on, the positioning, the thought process, what each player is looking at. Would love to see more.
That's the plan!
Love the breakdowns, hate the loops. Sorry but they make me nauseous.
lol thanks
love the strategy discussion...good job...keep this content going
Thanks Lenny !
That was such a thoughtful analysis. Thank you for sharing! 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
More please.
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I just watched Teoni play in the APP. He killed it!
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Incredible content, thanks. Please do more of this.
More to come!
Love the slow-no break downs. Keep them coming!!!
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Great instructional video. Haven't come across anyone doing this kind of slo-mo analysis. It was VERY helpful. Kind of like magicians showing us how the tricks were done. Please keep making these videos. Also appreciate getting the emails that include the videos.
Awesome, thank you!
Loved the "magicians and how the tricks were done"
My favorite video of yours love the truly deep dive.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Keep 'em coming...this is brilliant!
Thanks, will do!
Thanks guys, that was a super helpful and insightful, detailed breakdown incorporating a lot of important strategies.
Glad it was helpful!
I really loved seeing the entire point played out from start to finish. It was very helpful to hear all of the pointers that you don't see at full-speed. It's all of those little things that added up to success. I'd watch more of these point breakdowns anytime. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Great point and great slow-mo breakdown. Excellent points from both of you all around
Much appreciated!
Awesome video, Briones! Definitely make some more with different situations etc. So good.
Thanks! Will do!
Awesome guys, love the slow mo! Look forward to all of Briones PK and always learn something new!
Awesome! Thank you!
This is honestly the best way to learn strategies and avoid mistakes - slow mo analysis! Great job!
Thanks !!😊
So helpful! Keep doing these!!
Thank you! Will do! We’ll actually be in Colorado Springs soon, I’ll be teaching there!
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I think you should do a break down at least once a week. Super valuable content. Well done.
Thanks!
WoW 🤩 that was awesome !!!!!!
Thank you!! 😁
Wow, pickleball looks like a dance in slo-mo, everyone in sync, no-music but slow-mo makes it look like they are moving to something.
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Love the Caden gameplay
Thanks!
Love it. Thx!
Thanks !
Like it a lot. Please keep on
Thanks!!
Thanks! Great tips.
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So good. I really enjoy all your analysis videos. I learn so much.
Glad you like them!
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Excellent point analysis guys!! Appreciate you
Much appreciated!
Great - do this more!
Thanks, will do!
I love this! Yes, please do more slo-mo breakdowns!
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Good info... Good play!
Thanks!!
This was fantastic!!!
Thanks!!
Super interesting.
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Love these breakdowns. Keep em coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Great content! 👍
Thank you! 👍
Love this series!
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What paddle do you use in the tournament?
Slk halo
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Thanks 16 mm or 13? I'm looking at them.
16mm. It’s a preference thing. If you want more control, get a 16mm.
Love the point analysis and breakdown. More of this pretty please and thank you. 👍
More to come!
nice job - thx
Thanks!
I love these!
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Love this!
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Great stuff.
Thanks!
Great video, keep them coming!
Thanks, will do!
can we watch these games on YT?
You can watch some on the Orchard Pickleball at jigsaw health UA-cam Channel
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Great breakdown. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!