My wife and I really appreciate the level of detail you provide. In particular, your description of what certain shots should feel like has been very helpful.
Always helpful! I have looked at a bunch of different folks on UA-cam, but I keep coming back to you. Fantastic. This video was just what I was looking for. I have a horrible habit of dinking a bit to high over the net. Just watching your form is so beneficial... and thank you to your pickleball partner.
Terrific tips. I am new to PickleBall and your channel with experience in both tennis and ping pong. I find your channel provides super instruction and explanations! Thank you!
Those break downs of real situations during play are really helpful as those are what we experience and process options during play. Might be good for adding views if you add the "i" logo for more info in depth how to breakdown of the techniques you are showing....ie roll over backhand softer placement shot. I'll search for vid on this looks so effective
I’m a beginner I’ve only been playing for 2 months! I’m falling in love with this sport. Your videos was the first to pop up in my search 🔍 bar. I really loved your technique and teaching style from the first video. I normally play about 3/4 days a week. How long would you suggest someone play before taking your Academy 😊
Right out of the gate was a real nugget for me on the wide Forehand dink. I have done the exact erroneous shot that you mention trying to put topspin on the ball but instead coming over top of it and hitting it into the net. 😝
I end up doing scorpion instead of the shift when the ball is coming back fast--its quicker to drop down and put the paddle up than slide over and side shot.
@@TheBoydTV To me it is also target dependent. For me it is easier to hit a cross court angle with the shift and hit. strait on that scorpion shot is super effective. It is also dependent on time and which body shot your opponent tried to hit you with.
Lately with so many ex tennis players starting to play pickleball, and these raw carbon fiber paddles, they are attacking even good thirds. Any suggestions? Thanks for the video
Personally, when I started experiencing that it meant I had to get my 3rds a little lower, possibly add some backspin, slow them down, or just get a better angle to on the 3rd toward the sideline--preferable to their backhand. Placement becomes really important as you're learning 3rds because as you've experienced, if they bounce even a little to high or go too deep (especially on their forehand) they can attack--getting your 3rd to go cross court, a little lower and slower, and to their backhand will go a long way to minimizing an attack :)
The split step does not work, is old school. Look at your video of you doing it: you are off balance when you "try" to stop and never really get your balance before hitting the ball. One must learn to relax and hit the ball in whatever foot position one is in when the ball gets to you. Look at the pros: they are not taking the time and energy to split step. They don't have time to do it, as the pace of play is faster now.
Love the video. Teaching "on the fly" is like a guided play instruction. Real world, real play. Great tips! Thank you!
Loved the format, impromptu , the replays, etc. Thank you!!!!!
Love Barrett and Linda!! Dynamic Duo of Pickleball
Thanks!
My wife and I really appreciate the level of detail you provide. In particular, your description of what certain shots should feel like has been very helpful.
The pleasure is mine, thanks for watching!
Always helpful! I have looked at a bunch of different folks on UA-cam, but I keep coming back to you. Fantastic. This video was just what I was looking for. I have a horrible habit of dinking a bit to high over the net. Just watching your form is so beneficial... and thank you to your pickleball partner.
Thanks!
Thank you very much for the tip and I sincerely apologize for missing this! UA-cam doesn't notify me when this happens.
This is an excellent, comprehensive overview of kitchen strategies and techniques. Thank you, Barrett!
Thank you very much, Mark! And thank you for stopping by.
Barrett is the man!! Thank you for excellent coaching... Very very useful.
My pleasure, thanks for stopping by again!
Great advice videos. They've been helping me since I started pickleball 3 weeks ago with a tennis background. Thanks.
Terrific tips. I am new to PickleBall and your channel with experience in both tennis and ping pong. I find your channel provides super instruction and explanations! Thank you!
Thank you very much!
Might be my favorite video you’ve done. 👏👏👏
very useful, very helpful. love the improv of it. also, your game commentary...the best.
Thanks for checking it out!
Great video...very clear and helpful. Thx
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Very helpful and easy to watch!
Very helpful. Thanks!
Great tips, I am very new to PickleBall but thankfully learned those athletic skills in compete every tennis and pin pong.
Very helpful. Keep up the great work!
Glad it helped!
Appreciate this video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video..love it.
Those break downs of real situations during play are really helpful as those are what we experience and process options during play. Might be good for adding views if you add the "i" logo for more info in depth how to breakdown of the techniques you are showing....ie roll over backhand softer placement shot. I'll search for vid on this looks so effective
I’m a beginner I’ve only been playing for 2 months! I’m falling in love with this sport. Your videos was the first to pop up in my search 🔍 bar. I really loved your technique and teaching style from the first video. I normally play about 3/4 days a week. How long would you suggest someone play before taking your Academy 😊
Great video!
Right out of the gate was a real nugget for me on the wide Forehand dink. I have done the exact erroneous shot that you mention trying to put topspin on the ball but instead coming over top of it and hitting it into the net. 😝
Nice instructions!
Very useful thank you so much
Thank you
I’m learning through your videos! Thanks for sharing and keep dinking!
Thanks for watching!
Great lesson loved the drill.
Very good, maybe the best yet
Random tips were great!
enjoyed this video really like this idea but all your videos are great
Thanks!
Terrific tips!
Can you describe the decision process for backhand wrist flick vs ATP on that wide dink?
The dinks you’re seeing here are a bit deeper. ATPs are closer to the net generally
Do you ever hit the scorpion shot, in place of the side shift side arm shot?
I end up doing scorpion instead of the shift when the ball is coming back fast--its quicker to drop down and put the paddle up than slide over and side shot.
@@TheBoydTV To me it is also target dependent. For me it is easier to hit a cross court angle with the shift and hit. strait on that scorpion shot is super effective. It is also dependent on time and which body shot your opponent tried to hit you with.
Lately with so many ex tennis players starting to play pickleball, and these raw carbon fiber paddles, they are attacking even good thirds. Any suggestions? Thanks for the video
Personally, when I started experiencing that it meant I had to get my 3rds a little lower, possibly add some backspin, slow them down, or just get a better angle to on the 3rd toward the sideline--preferable to their backhand. Placement becomes really important as you're learning 3rds because as you've experienced, if they bounce even a little to high or go too deep (especially on their forehand) they can attack--getting your 3rd to go cross court, a little lower and slower, and to their backhand will go a long way to minimizing an attack :)
Nice court!
Helpful to replay in slo mo
Was great
Looks like the 14E is working out for you.
It sure is!
Think that is the H🙂 which I believe he enjoys even more! 🥳
Talk too much! Not much shows the body movement and how to demonstrate .
The split step does not work, is old school. Look at your video of you doing it: you are off balance when you "try" to stop and never really get your balance before hitting the ball. One must learn to relax and hit the ball in whatever foot position one is in when the ball gets to you. Look at the pros: they are not taking the time and energy to split step. They don't have time to do it, as the pace of play is faster now.