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Hi Coach Briones, I paid for your training videos for more than 100 dollars. I can't access them now. I have been trying to contact you for help multiple times. It's been more than 3 days. No one responded. Can you please check your email including the spam and respond?
Hey Bob, sorry about this! We definitely help and respond to everyone that supports us right away. Are you emailing my team directly? Support@brionespickleball.com Please email us there, and we’ll get it resolved right away! Sorry about the inconvenience. Also, if you give me your name or email here, I can reach out to you directly.
Mind-blowing video! Witnessing Ian's rapid improvement under Jordan's guidance is incredible. The depth of strategy and mechanics covered in just 30 minutes is unreal. And with my Oliver-Sport paddle by my side, I'm inspired to hit the court and level up my game too!
One of the best PB videos I've ever seen. As a long-time tennis player, I wish I would have had someone like Jordan around when I made the transition to PB. The adjustments Ian had to make were exactly the ones I had to puzzle out ... open stance volley? That's crazy man! :)
So much fun to see my old online coach Ian learn the ins and outs of pickleball. ian is a master at teaching tennis. Neat to see him give pickleball a try. I am waiting for some of Ian's great tennis tutorials to cross over to pickleball.
SO great to see Ian get coached and to see his interest in the sport! I’m a 4.5 tennis player making the transition and this is easily the most helpful video I’ve found. Ian’s a GREAT coach and our tennis levels and thought processes are very similar (obviously, cause I’ve taken so much of his advice!). The silliest part of the whole pickleball/tennis thing is this simple question, “is it fun?” Both of the games are SUPER fun and TOTALLY different strategically. Are we mad at ping pong players?? No! 😂 Pickleball is so stupid fun. And I’m still playing tennis. And ping pong. 😂 You got a new subscriber!
Thanks for the coaching pointers. I played this morning using these simple adjustments to my game and I won not once but three games in a row against players who only two weeks ago were far more advanced than me. They were all like where did you come from. It made my day. Thank you.
Brilliant video. Fascinating to see both Ian's ability to grasp strategy and mechanics quickly AND Jordan's skill in teaching and evaluating at a hyper pace while constantly encouraging. Basically a pickleball camp wrapped in 30 minutes.
Be motivated! Everyone is on their own journey. He has hit tens of thousands of balls with a racket, so he may have had a little advantage over most players 😊
@@traceycaldiero4912 Haha, if I had been a tennis player I probably would’ve gotten better faster too. I’d also know who Ian is (I had no idea) and would know how silly it was to use him as a comparison.
Anyone who grew up playing tennis at a high level at a young age SHOULD adapt to this game fast. Footwork and preparation is thr thing that you work years and years on and once engrained, that doesn’t go away. The mechanics of slightly changing your swing from a longer stroke to a smaller, quicker, and using more of an open stance, is pretty simple….even if never picking up a paddle before.
Two incredible coaches -- together! So cool guys! That was like 20 lessons in 20 minutes. And Ian, you are doing amazing! Can't wait to see you guys in the match! Appreciate you both so much.
Looking forward to the doubles gameplay. As a coach and teacher I find that one lesson wouldn't be enough to raise a player's level unless they were already at the threshold and needed minor adjustments. The three facets to learning; attaining knowledge (knowing what to do and how to do it), the ability to perform (applying the knowledge), and finally performing in competition (consistency in application while competing) requires a lot of time. Partly to make the new skills a habit, partly to make it so you don't have to "think" about it every time. For example a noob like me: I had to learn to try to return deep so to keep the serving team on the defensive (and allow me to get to the kitchen). Then I had to learn to return deep (and lower if I could). THEN I have to keep telling myself on serve receive to do so and practice doing it so I can FINALLY do it consistently in a game. Thanks for the videos Briones! Keep up the great work!
I used to watch Ian's tennis videos for pointers on my doubles tennis game. I can't believe he's moved over to pickleball. I never thought I'd play since I played tennis competitively as a little kid through HS back in the 80's. I actually recently tried PB for the first time, and it so easy except the dinking/kitchen part.
Keeping the stance open and square to the kitchen line even when pinching middle is really helpful. Ive never heard anyone say that and so while I'm really good at poaching I've been struggling against cross court passing shots.
Big fan of your videos. Ive been watching before i knew how to even take score in a pickleball game. This is definitely one of your best videos, pleaee keep them coming.
Thanks so much for the lesson from a tennis player getting back into pickleball (1980s) My college professor was friends with the family that invented the game and we (tennis team) helped him put one of the first instructional pickleball manuals together. You lesson is perfect for understanding footwork and racket positioning. Thanks! Cheers!
Thank you for this video. Maybe I missed it, but on your 2 day intensive sales page, I didn’t see a city or state. I fished around on your main website and was happy to see Gilbert since I’m in AZ. Just wanted to alert you in case others on your sales page were trying to find out the location. Look forward to signing up for one of your classes soon!
I learn more from this video than all other videos with crazy attention grabbing headlines combined. Well done!! I am going to save this one watch it again so I don't forget the fundamentals! Subscribed!
Jordan, loved this video, picked up some valuable tips and hope you will do more in this format. It would be especially great to see an older player. You have a lot of followers like me, (69 yrs old) who don't have Ian's youth and athleticism.
Love the video! It was quickly touched on in the video, but once Ian started getting comfortable with his backhand volley and stopped hopping around to get to a forehand, his volleys dramatically improved!
Loved this video, especially as ian is left handed like me . His tennis background certainly strengthens his backhand . I have badminton/table tennis experience , my pickle ball backhand is poor. This is a very helpful video, thank you
Haven’t tried pickleball yet but when I transition from tennis I’ll be referring back to this video. I’ve picked up many pointers. Thanks Ian for being open minded about pickleball. Even though I haven’t played I know I’ll enjoy it once I do.
Real good stuff. And it really amplifies how helpful having a tennis background is. It can accelerate your pickleball skill development x100. I have a tennis background. Nothing advanced, but I played a ton when I was younger and I was decent. Played a fair amount of ping pong too. Pickleball was a natural transition for me... picked it up quick. But this video is FANTASTIC for hitting on developing solid fundamentals when learning important techniques in the game. Such good info... as are all of your videos. Thanks for putting these out there. :)
I have seen Ian's tennis videos before so I can see him moving to pickleball. The tips i really liked is the split step as you work you way to the net. Plus hitting a bit upwards or lift instead of just hitting straight.
Jordon is amazing sharing skills. Great to watch Ian transition from Tennis. I needed to watch this. I would ALSO like to see the Camera on Jordon to see his complete positioning feet, knees, arm, paddle. Help!😅
first part until 16:00 was good and helpful! after that not so ... But overall , was so useful ! I would like to see more advanced tecnics and strategy. How to lob perfect , spin and etc . Thx for this lesson !
Great video Jordan! A very concise guide to pickleball for those coming from tennis, or just picking up the game. I wish I had something like this when I first started out after stopping tennis due to injuries. My learning curve would have been much, much faster! Hey Ian. I'm a big fan, having followed your excellent tennis content for years. You picked up pickleball quickly, which is no surprise! Just curious, are you going to start playing rec pickleball regularly? I know Mark played in the past, how about the Angry Old Man? I just can't picture him ever playing pickleball (get off my lawn!). 🙂
Jordan, that guy had racket skills. He was way better than a 2.5. Almost 3.5 once you explained things to him. He had athletic ability which is key. Nice video.
I feel a little better. I've been playing for a little over 2 weeks, and I'm no where near as good as Ian! But, in my defense, I'm quite a bit older, and have no racket sport background. So, I'll keep at it! :-)
Well he is probably the best, most accessible tennis coach found on the internet, and he wrote one of the best tennis coaching books of all time. So, yeah…he’s got some racket skills 😂
One thing to note here 9:45, you can anticipate a ball landing in the kitchen and step in before the ball bounces, the rule is you can't hit a ball while standing in the kitchen or on kitchen line unless that ball has bounced in the NVZ. No matter what though, you can not volley a ball while in the kitchen.
Ian was probably a very good tennis player. Just learning how to play pickleball puts him at 3.0, his youth, hand/eye coordination, fast hands, and athleticism puts him over 3.5 With his great ability to learn, it’s not surprising at all
I'm sorry I missed you in Boise, Jordan. I tried to sign up for a session but there were no good times for me. I saw you coaching someone though while we were all playing (at S2). Next time!
WOW!!!! Briones already has the Project 006 paddle. He probably has the 005 also! I’m jealous!!! 😆 Even as a Selkirk advocate, I have to wait till the 27th! 😢
Fun watching Ian evolve in 8 minutes what takes most people 8 weeks to learn. Most impressive was Jordan modifying and changing the instruction quickly to adapt to the fast learning curve. All coaches should notice that Jordon was very selective with the instruction he gave Ian, only feeding him tips that were most helpful to get him to the next level, and not just everything he needed to know.
5.5-6.0 ex college old man here. AA doubles player in the 90's and retired tennis director that's interested in starting to play some PB. Any good advice??...to me it looks like a high level doubles player in tennis would transition great into pickleball. Enjoyed watching the lesson. You've obviously played some high level tennis, yourself, in the past. Very easy to see that.
It's actually great to see (as I already know personally) how much tennis players bring to the court in Pickleball. Buy I still think that, even though minor adjustments can be beneficial, tennis players (who continue to play tennis and pickleball) should not abandon their years of training and dedication to good footwork and core rotation as it seems all pickleball instructors recommend. I'm finding pickleball singles fun as long as I'm not coerced into abandoning the skills that made me a decent tennis player. We only need to see the play of Jack Sock on the pickleball court to experience how effective tennis skills can be. Interestingly, I'd love to see someone who came from only pickleball adapt to a tennis court as quickly as tennis players can adapt to pickleball. Now that is the video I want to see. Great video from both players.
Great idea for a video. I'm going to send it to my friend who's coming from a collegiate tennis background. Did you ever say what his tennis rating is?
next episode... learning stacking/switching as a lefty 🤯 honestly that will probably be a bigger challenge than any of the stroke or movement stuff coming in as a 5.0+ tennis guy
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Hi Coach Briones, I paid for your training videos for more than 100 dollars. I can't access them now. I have been trying to contact you for help multiple times. It's been more than 3 days. No one responded. Can you please check your email including the spam and respond?
Hey Bob, sorry about this! We definitely help and respond to everyone that supports us right away. Are you emailing my team directly?
Support@brionespickleball.com
Please email us there, and we’ll get it resolved right away! Sorry about the inconvenience.
Also, if you give me your name or email here, I can reach out to you directly.
Mind-blowing video! Witnessing Ian's rapid improvement under Jordan's guidance is incredible. The depth of strategy and mechanics covered in just 30 minutes is unreal. And with my Oliver-Sport paddle by my side, I'm inspired to hit the court and level up my game too!
Awesome !
One of the best PB videos I've ever seen. As a long-time tennis player, I wish I would have had someone like Jordan around when I made the transition to PB. The adjustments Ian had to make were exactly the ones I had to puzzle out ... open stance volley? That's crazy man! :)
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So much fun to see my old online coach Ian learn the ins and outs of pickleball. ian is a master at teaching tennis. Neat to see him give pickleball a try. I am waiting for some of Ian's great tennis tutorials to cross over to pickleball.
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SO great to see Ian get coached and to see his interest in the sport! I’m a 4.5 tennis player making the transition and this is easily the most helpful video I’ve found. Ian’s a GREAT coach and our tennis levels and thought processes are very similar (obviously, cause I’ve taken so much of his advice!).
The silliest part of the whole pickleball/tennis thing is this simple question, “is it fun?” Both of the games are SUPER fun and TOTALLY different strategically. Are we mad at ping pong players?? No! 😂
Pickleball is so stupid fun. And I’m still playing tennis. And ping pong. 😂 You got a new subscriber!
Awesome thanks for the comment!!!
@MikeydeLaraCovers: I have been playing PB for 3 years and am now learning tennis. I am so stoked !
@@sunsioux444 It's fun! Have a great time! 😁
To be fair, they don't replace tennis courts with ping pong tables.
@@darkseid121 That would be pretty funny if they did.
Thanks for the coaching pointers. I played this morning using these simple adjustments to my game and I won not once but three games in a row against players who only two weeks ago were far more advanced than me. They were all like where did you come from. It made my day. Thank you.
Awesome!
Brilliant video. Fascinating to see both Ian's ability to grasp strategy and mechanics quickly AND Jordan's skill in teaching and evaluating at a hyper pace while constantly encouraging. Basically a pickleball camp wrapped in 30 minutes.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ian is a tennis coach
That was so educational while making it so fun to watch. ty guys.
Np!
Can’t decide whether I’m depressed or motivated by the fact that Ian is better than I am after 20 minutes!
Be motivated! Everyone is on their own journey. He has hit tens of thousands of balls with a racket, so he may have had a little advantage over most players 😊
Ian is a tennis player…..just adjusting his game
@@traceycaldiero4912 Haha, if I had been a tennis player I probably would’ve gotten better faster too. I’d also know who Ian is (I had no idea) and would know how silly it was to use him as a comparison.
Anyone who grew up playing tennis at a high level at a young age SHOULD adapt to this game fast. Footwork and preparation is thr thing that you work years and years on and once engrained, that doesn’t go away. The mechanics of slightly changing your swing from a longer stroke to a smaller, quicker, and using more of an open stance, is pretty simple….even if never picking up a paddle before.
I feel the same. He seemed to master things in minutes that I haven’t mastered in months.
Two incredible coaches -- together!
So cool guys!
That was like 20 lessons in 20 minutes.
And Ian, you are doing amazing!
Can't wait to see you guys in the match!
Appreciate you both so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looking forward to the doubles gameplay. As a coach and teacher I find that one lesson wouldn't be enough to raise a player's level unless they were already at the threshold and needed minor adjustments. The three facets to learning; attaining knowledge (knowing what to do and how to do it), the ability to perform (applying the knowledge), and finally performing in competition (consistency in application while competing) requires a lot of time. Partly to make the new skills a habit, partly to make it so you don't have to "think" about it every time. For example a noob like me: I had to learn to try to return deep so to keep the serving team on the defensive (and allow me to get to the kitchen). Then I had to learn to return deep (and lower if I could). THEN I have to keep telling myself on serve receive to do so and practice doing it so I can FINALLY do it consistently in a game. Thanks for the videos Briones! Keep up the great work!
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My favorite video of yours...and I enjoy them all. This is essentially Cliffs Notes for advanced training.
Thanks Craig !!
Newby here...what a privilege to be coached by such a fine young man.
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This was fantastic to watch. Ian's transition is incredible. So much fun to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I used to watch Ian's tennis videos for pointers on my doubles tennis game. I can't believe he's moved over to pickleball. I never thought I'd play since I played tennis competitively as a little kid through HS back in the 80's. I actually recently tried PB for the first time, and it so easy except the dinking/kitchen part.
Awesome!!
Keeping the stance open and square to the kitchen line even when pinching middle is really helpful. Ive never heard anyone say that and so while I'm really good at poaching I've been struggling against cross court passing shots.
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The tennis background helps plus he is a quick learner! Great content, I learn a lot from your videos Jordan! Thank you for posting👍👍
Thanks !
Ping pong players are better tennis players think it's tennis strokes, it is not!
Slide movement is the difference on being fast enough.
Big fan of your videos. Ive been watching before i knew how to even take score in a pickleball game. This is definitely one of your best videos, pleaee keep them coming.
Thanks!
This is so good Jordan, thanks for posting. That transition reset was very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much for the lesson from a tennis player getting back into pickleball (1980s) My college professor was friends with the family that invented the game and we (tennis team) helped him put one of the first instructional pickleball manuals together. You lesson is perfect for understanding footwork and racket positioning. Thanks! Cheers!
Awesome!!!!
I've seen many of your videos -- this one is the best. Learned a great deal from BOTH of you. Do more.
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for this video. Maybe I missed it, but on your 2 day intensive sales page, I didn’t see a city or state. I fished around on your main website and was happy to see Gilbert since I’m in AZ. Just wanted to alert you in case others on your sales page were trying to find out the location. Look forward to signing up for one of your classes soon!
Thanks. Yes, it will be in Gilbert AZ
that was great. thanks. trying to keep the ball in the middle and split approach was great.
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Excellent job teaching! Thanks for sharing this.
Saving to watch again, later.
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This was great to watch! Good explanations and conversation about what we are watching. Thanks!
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Great job Ian, you and your coach did an awesome job. I have never played pickle ball in my life. But I am going to start to play very soon.
Go for it!
So happy to see the cross-over between tennis and pickleball. Good work! Not sure if he is even 4.0 by the end of the 30 mins session :)
After my assessment, I think he could definitely play and hang at the 4.0 level with a little bit more practice. Stay tuned for the match play!
@@BrionesPickleball yeah definitely a bit of UA-cam titling to get views but he did really good.
Stop, pretending like pickle ball has levels… it’s a game for people who haven’t been active since middle school PE class.
Lol, good one 🙄
@@BrionesPickleball pickle ball is basically tennis for really really really lazy people
I learn more from this video than all other videos with crazy attention grabbing headlines combined. Well done!! I am going to save this one watch it again so I don't forget the fundamentals! Subscribed!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video...I like the way Jordan explains the "reason" for the moves...
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at 11:26 that was a criminally awesome and nonchallant catch. Love it haha
Haha
great learning tool, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Gained 300 elo in less than 30 minutes
Elo ?
rating :)
This Chess and PB cross over is crazy 😂
Jordan, loved this video, picked up some valuable tips and hope you will do more in this format. It would be especially great to see an older player. You have a lot of followers like me, (69 yrs old) who don't have Ian's youth and athleticism.
Thanks!
Love the video! It was quickly touched on in the video, but once Ian started getting comfortable with his backhand volley and stopped hopping around to get to a forehand, his volleys dramatically improved!
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Loved this video, especially as ian is left handed like me . His tennis background certainly strengthens his backhand . I have badminton/table tennis experience , my pickle ball backhand is poor.
This is a very helpful video, thank you
Np !
Haven’t tried pickleball yet but when I transition from tennis I’ll be referring back to this video. I’ve picked up many pointers. Thanks Ian for being open minded about pickleball. Even though I haven’t played I know I’ll enjoy it once I do.
Thanks!!!
Great attitude! You're really going to enjoy it!
EXCELLENT! Best PB video yet!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Luv the teaser at the end showing your doubles match--whoo-hoo!
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Great video to see what to be thinking about coming from tennis!
Glad you enjoyed!
I couldnt put it any better, great coaching
Thanks so much!
Love Essential Tennis!
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Such a great video! I learned a lot. TY!
Thanks!!
Great coaching. I need this😊
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What an absolute legend!
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Real good stuff. And it really amplifies how helpful having a tennis background is. It can accelerate your pickleball skill development x100. I have a tennis background. Nothing advanced, but I played a ton when I was younger and I was decent. Played a fair amount of ping pong too. Pickleball was a natural transition for me... picked it up quick. But this video is FANTASTIC for hitting on developing solid fundamentals when learning important techniques in the game. Such good info... as are all of your videos. Thanks for putting these out there. :)
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New to the sport, this has elements of not only tennis, but also badminton and table tennis, so cool
That’s why it’s the fastest growing sport!
I have seen Ian's tennis videos before so I can see him moving to pickleball. The tips i really liked is the split step as you work you way to the net. Plus hitting a bit upwards or lift instead of just hitting straight.
Thanks!
Awesome Video, amazing detail Briones!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, what a good instructor/teacher!
Thanks!
I miss our backyard lessons Jordan!! Great video!
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great coaching. super helpful video for anyone with a tennis background coming over to PB.
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great video one of the best I've seen thanks
Glad it helped!
We need to revisit Ian to see his progress. Good effort :D
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Great lesson Thanks for sharing.
Np !
Great great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very good tutorial .. very easy to understand
Glad it was helpful!
Ian, you did great! You’ll be a pro in no time:)
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Jordon is amazing sharing skills.
Great to watch Ian transition from Tennis. I needed to watch this.
I would ALSO like to see the Camera on Jordon to see his complete positioning feet, knees, arm, paddle. Help!😅
Thanks for watching!
first part until 16:00 was good and helpful! after that not so ... But overall , was so useful ! I would like to see more advanced tecnics and strategy. How to lob perfect , spin and etc . Thx for this lesson !
Glad it was helpful!
Great video Jordan! A very concise guide to pickleball for those coming from tennis, or just picking up the game. I wish I had something like this when I first started out after stopping tennis due to injuries. My learning curve would have been much, much faster!
Hey Ian. I'm a big fan, having followed your excellent tennis content for years. You picked up pickleball quickly, which is no surprise! Just curious, are you going to start playing rec pickleball regularly? I know Mark played in the past, how about the Angry Old Man? I just can't picture him ever playing pickleball (get off my lawn!). 🙂
My goal is to get the whole RT team on the on court! Lol
Jordan, that guy had racket skills. He was way better than a 2.5. Almost 3.5 once you explained things to him. He had athletic ability which is key. Nice video.
Thanks Jim!
I feel a little better. I've been playing for a little over 2 weeks, and I'm no where near as good as Ian! But, in my defense, I'm quite a bit older, and have no racket sport background. So, I'll keep at it! :-)
yeah i enjoy hes vids, BUT gimmie a break if he are anyone else could substantiate these so called results they would own their own island LOL
Well he is probably the best, most accessible tennis coach found on the internet, and he wrote one of the best tennis coaching books of all time. So, yeah…he’s got some racket skills 😂
ian will love this cause hes got the hands
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A great lesson that was well taught and quickly learned.
Thanks Kevin!
It'd be an absolute dream to get a coaching session from Jordan.
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That’s a really helpful video!
Thanks!
With his touch and age, he will be stoking this thing in no time.
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Excellent! Thank you
Thank you !!!
One thing to note here 9:45, you can anticipate a ball landing in the kitchen and step in before the ball bounces, the rule is you can't hit a ball while standing in the kitchen or on kitchen line unless that ball has bounced in the NVZ. No matter what though, you can not volley a ball while in the kitchen.
Of course. You don’t want to overwhelm people with rules on the first lesson, as I only tell them as much as they need to know.
Great video!
Thanks!
This is a great informative video
Glad it was helpful!
Ian was probably a very good tennis player. Just learning how to play pickleball puts him at 3.0, his youth, hand/eye coordination, fast hands, and athleticism puts him over 3.5 With his great ability to learn, it’s not surprising at all
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Really great video!
Thank you!
amazing video. amazing coach
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This is great!
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This is funny to me because I've watched a lot of Ian's videos to help me with Pickleball! ha!
Awesome!!
He did great!
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Great lesson, would have to be even better if Jordan and Ian play a game at the end of the lesson.
Doubles game is coming soon!
@@BrionesPickleball I can't wait for the doubles game video!!
I'm sorry I missed you in Boise, Jordan. I tried to sign up for a session but there were no good times for me. I saw you coaching someone though while we were all playing (at S2). Next time!
Thanks!
wonderful!
Thank you! Cheers!
WOW!!!! Briones already has the Project 006 paddle. He probably has the 005 also! I’m jealous!!! 😆 Even as a Selkirk advocate, I have to wait till the 27th! 😢
Lol.
Really great.
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that's rly good explanation
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Can't wait for the "Next time"....
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Such a quick learner but transitioning from tennis makes it tough!
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Fun watching Ian evolve in 8 minutes what takes most people 8 weeks to learn. Most impressive was Jordan modifying and changing the instruction quickly to adapt to the fast learning curve. All coaches should notice that Jordon was very selective with the instruction he gave Ian, only feeding him tips that were most helpful to get him to the next level, and not just everything he needed to know.
Thanks Roger!!!
Ian learned in 8 minutes what I takes most people 15 minutes to learn.
Great video, do you have any plans to give lessons in Florida?
Not right now, for in-person training, check out our options below:
www.brionespickleball.com/arizona
:53 Ian... Never been much of an equipment guy! LOL
Lol
5.5-6.0 ex college old man here. AA doubles player in the 90's and retired tennis director that's interested in starting to play some PB. Any good advice??...to me it looks like a high level doubles player in tennis would transition great into pickleball. Enjoyed watching the lesson. You've obviously played some high level tennis, yourself, in the past. Very easy to see that.
Awesome!!
great video and lesson. Where's the game??
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@brionespickleball
Your last Erne you foot was on the line… point Ian
Lol
It's actually great to see (as I already know personally) how much tennis players bring to the court in Pickleball. Buy I still think that, even though minor adjustments can be beneficial, tennis players (who continue to play tennis and pickleball) should not abandon their years of training and dedication to good footwork and core rotation as it seems all pickleball instructors recommend. I'm finding pickleball singles fun as long as I'm not coerced into abandoning the skills that made me a decent tennis player. We only need to see the play of Jack Sock on the pickleball court to experience how effective tennis skills can be. Interestingly, I'd love to see someone who came from only pickleball adapt to a tennis court as quickly as tennis players can adapt to pickleball. Now that is the video I want to see. Great video from both players.
Thanks for the comment!
it would be a lot more difficult for a pickleball player to quickly learn tennis.
I definitely think tennis to pickleball is much easier than pickleball to tennis. 🎾🎾🎾
Obviously lol
This kid is really good for his first lesson.
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What do you think of Ian’s game? Stay tuned for the doubles gameplay! 😊
He’s got a HUGE advantage over the average intermediate player 😂. Can you do a vid with a real intermediate level player?
@@TheHoriginal 30 minutes lesson but 3 years to master
SOem great stuff. 3.5 PB player here.. touching on 4.0
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Great idea for a video. I'm going to send it to my friend who's coming from a collegiate tennis background. Did you ever say what his tennis rating is?
4.5+
Proof that an intermediate tennis player can be a super advanced pickle ball player in only 30 minutes!!
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I doubt he was an intermediate tennis player. His skill level with it all shows he was aan excellent tennis player.
He played college tennis
Great stuff 😅
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Great video! Where does the VIP training you offer take place? I am interested in taking it.
Phoenix AZ area
www.brionespickleball.com/vip
Awesome to see these more tennis channel guys showing up on pickleball courts.
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next episode... learning stacking/switching as a lefty 🤯 honestly that will probably be a bigger challenge than any of the stroke or movement stuff coming in as a 5.0+ tennis guy
Yes. That’s why we didn’t talk stacking. Lol