7 Tactics to PUNISH Speedups
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- If your opponent speeds up at you, it's a sign of disrespect. And you have no choice but to let them know who is really in charge. These 7 tactics will arm you with the knowledge you need to make them regret their choices. From counters to resets, this video has everything you need to become a walking no-go-zone on the pickleball court.
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Great tips. I’d add the Walk it Off. It’s when a speed up hits my hand. I lose the point and pretend it didn’t hurt
and the Flop where you get bagged, collapse to the ground, and ask for a medical timeout
No better tutorials out there at all. He’s straight up honest and straight forward with proof. Well done 👏
appreciate you boss
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I noticed that middle rolls started to fall off around the 4.0 level and became less of a winning strategy and more of a "sneak it in when you can" like line shots were. The majority of points came instead from unforced errors on aggressive dinks and speed ups became the primary. Great video on how to counter the inevitable gatekeeper that is the speed up!
Your best work but the best is yet to come‼️
thanks so much Richard you rock 🙏
Another well taught video lesson. One can definitely level up their game by getting better at countering. To force your opponents to dink, we must be good at countering.
I like how intelligent your analysis is!
great content but the iconography used in the edit got me. solid.
PS - just when I thought I would cut my hair so we wouldn't look alike...
keep it going
Great video. How about a dinking video? What are the best strategies? Most "pro" advice is to hit it deep so that it bounces by their feet. I found that a lot of better people will take a step back and speed it up with topspin. By stepping back, it gives you a better angle at clearing the net and having it drop down by the time your opponent can hit it. I generally try to hit dinks short and force the opponents to move. I'm unsure about using spin, since that tends to bring in errors but it does seem to draw errors.
yes! dinking video is coming stay tuned
What is a reset? You talk about it but you never show it.
It’s any shot that when you’re in a defensive position on court that puts you back in a neutral position aka in the kitchen dinking. So if i’m getting overheads hit at me and i’m able to reset the point to where no one is in offensive or defensive positioning, that shot would be considered a reset.
A reset is a type of volley that puts the ball back in the kitchen. Some other non-volley shots also reset the point, but we usually call them by their name, like drops, dinks, etc. Think of it like this. A dink is a shot from close range that puts the ball into the kitchen. A drop is a ball from medium to long range that puts the ball into the kitchen. And a reset is a volley or a half-volley that puts the ball back into the kitchen.
You could also think of a dink as a short range drop, or a drop as a long ranged dink. And a reset is a dink/drop volley, where they hit it hard at you, and you need to block the ball. You want to get it over the net, obviously, but you also don't want to pop up the ball. So the reset is blocking the ball, absorbing the pace, and having it land cleanly in the kitchen on the other side of the net.
Still catching-up on your vids. Man! This is yet another "Watch this one several times!" video. Good work, T!
Good Stuff.
Great videos and helpful instructions from you. Tks a bumch.
You do first how to get to the kitchen. So equal parts third, transition, kitchen.
Your videos are GREAT! So much good info.
Thanks, and keep 'em coming!
Love the patterns your describing...more of that!
Great analysis with explanations and video examples! 👏
Sliding is an interested concept. Something I had not thought about, probably because I am not being punished enough at my level. One thing I do understand is what stops your opponent to just hit a speedup at your chicken wing assuming you will slide. Why would they not adjust ?
Is the thinking there at, like every thing else, vary it so you don't become predictable ?
Ya vary but also on the right, if you slide far enough trying to hit your chicken wing will mean the ball goes out wide
I'd love to hear some thoughts on this if your partner is a lefty.?
depends on who is playing more dominant, if lefty is playing more dominant then things change a bit but if you are playing more dominant then everything is the same
loving teh content
Great content!!!
Why kitchen drills with 3? Since your last drill video, I have done some drilling with 3, but it seemed like it was best suited to transition drills. Kitchen drill seems weird with 3 because you generally don't want to speed up cross court, and if you get into a cross court dinking scenario, one person is iced out and isn't getting any practice. At least to me, I figured kitchen drills would be best with 2 or with 4.
if you're practicing counters, the best spot is facing the person by themselves in a 3 person kitchen drill - that's the most realistic scenario: staying ready while your partner dinks and preparing for a speedup from the player in front of you
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Good stuff
Great video.
How much would it cost to play in a rec game with You ?
i wouldn't charge for that haha
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Where do you play ?
Such a nice guy! Great video