7 Pickleball Techniques The Pros Use (but you don't)
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- Discover 7 game-changing pickleball techniques that the pros use to dominate the court! Unlock your full potential with these advanced tips and strategies, perfect for all skill levels. Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the BELL icon for more amazing content!
In this video, we'll cover the following techniques and much more:
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Backhand Overhead
2:27 - Ben Johns Set Dink
3:40 - Topspin Drop
4:51 - Slide Backhand Counter
6:21 - Dodging the ball (body bag defense)
7:13 - Screwball return
8:49 - The aggressive Dink/Volley
9:52 - IMPORTANT!!!!!
Whether you're playing pickleball doubles or singles, these tips will help you elevate your game, no matter your level. Learn from the best and improve your pickleball skills with our comprehensive lessons, covering pickleball basics and advanced strategies.
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We published this video yesterday for about an hour, but fixed the volume levels! Thanks for tuning in and help us grow by liking, sharing, and subscribing! Good luck on the courts this weekend!
Great video😁
I have never seen the "slide backhand counter" mentioned anywhere else before but it's something I discovered on my own after being targeted relentlessly. It definitely works. Great content!
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You make great content. Thanks.
Great video. Appreciate you showing some things that one doesn’t find too easily on UA-cam. The side spin slice return/screwball isn’t something one can easily stumble on. But, such a great technique to make drops coming back more difficult
Hope you can try them out and start working on em! 👌
Great stuff Connor.
These tips are definitely not “Run of the mill” but just what next level players are looking for.
Hope they help! 👍
Couildn't reply to thread, so here you go.
Too much credit in my direction. Cliff mentored your dad far more than me. Proud of you young man and take good care of your family.
I’m 6’1”. How low should I be at the kitchen line?
Does it make sense to get low enough to touch the court with my paddle? A reference point would be very helpful, like a baseball batter tapping the plate.
I should be low enough to take balls out of the air if they would otherwise land on the kitchen line, but not sure if I should always be that low or be within a couple inches of that and plan to drop down a bit for low/deep dinks.
Great stuff!
Thanks!
Excellent content man👍
Thanks for watching man!
Love the videos.. I have been playing with the same Head Gravity Lite paddle since last october. Well today my Vatic Pro V7 16mm came in and I went straight to the courts. It’s amazing what new and improved paddles can do. Can y’all make a video on how to customize paddles? (over grips, lead tape, etc). Where to put the lead tape or how to wrap the handles?
We have a bunch of lead tape videos on our instagram if you want to check it out. We'll look into posting one on youtube too.
Awesome! I don’t have IG but I’ll keep an eye for one in the future!
Really good suggestions as always. Is it selfish not to share your tips with my buddies I play with? LOL
LOL. Whatever it takes to win
Another great video
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excellent 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you! 😃
Great video. Love the new Selkirk swag. What paddle are you using? I’ve got the 003 Epic and I’d be interested to know how you’re fine tuning your paddles with tape. Thanks! Also getting great use out of my Dink Pad, FYI.
i’m using the labs 003. I also like the SLK halo. I put tape on the four corners of my paddle, it seems to make my sweet spot a lot bigger. I also weighted up the paddle pretty heavy. i probably added around 15-20gs. glad you like the dink pad! 💯
@@EnhancePickleball Thanks.I have a strip across the top but will play around with adding a bit to the bottom corners too. The base weight was really light and feels much better with some tape added.
I'm not very good but i've been using #7 a lot the past couple of months. I hit the tape sometimes but i should get a better handle on it over the summer.
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In other words, Learn to play tennis and pickleball will be super easy. I have yet to see any techniques explained for pickleball that haven't been done regularly for decades on a tennis court. Tennis players are masters of spin, touch, direction, court awareness, footwork, and much more. After hitting on a pickle ball court for the first half dozen times this year, I can't believe how easy it is to use all my tennis skills and be an effective player almost right out the gate. Singles is fun, but doubles just looks silly with any technique.
Are all your tips for doubles? For your setting the dink, it make sense for doubles. But not for singles.