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Well done, as an additional tip I asked my students to imagine they have a number on the back of their jersey and “show your number” to the opposing player to get that initial coil.

Should I stand close step when return of serve?

The thing with the crosscourt speedup drills and battles (drill #3) is that so many of those volleys are out balls. Ideally, you'd let many of those go.

thanks!! super appreciate it

Awesome drills

Very nice 👍👌🙏

Which pro do you think has the best single hand backhand?

Grat video. Very helpful. Though you lost me on all the geometry. I didn't think there would be so much engineering in pickleball.

Nice instruction. A new technique I have not seen before.

Your explanations are the best I have seen. Would love to get in contact for some training.

I had some trouble finding instruction this good. Thank you for providing some great advice

hey bro! What grip does hayden Patrick use? please

3.5 at best

This is one of the best instructional videos I ever watched on Pickleball and I watch a lot, subscribed and liked. Great video thank you.

Hey, nicely done. That's a great practice drill routine and it's inspiring. It was good for me to watch as it covers many of the things I'm currently working on.

Fantastic analysis of how body position and shot selection can affect the point and the comparisons between each player's style and choices. Well done!

Excellent video! Glad you took the time to explain each grip and show different ways of finding the grip. If you have time to reply back I'd love to know where the majority of the pressure in your grip is coming from? You mention you recommend a 3 out of 10 in terms of pressure but what part of the hand is generating the squeeze? Also, how many over grips do you use; looks like 1 but hard to tell. Thank you for the insightful video.

music is making me disruption.

Enjoyed the lesson

Is he using a Western Grip for the backhand?

Awesome drills! Going out today with my partner.

Great video! Thanks. A western forehand grip is actually the very same grip as an eastern backhand grip. You hit forehands and backhands with the same side of the paddle. I used this in table tennis when I first started out. It's great for imparting top spin for both FH and BH, but bad for imparting backspin as well as returning backspin from your opponent. I later switched to continental.

Stop the background music! I turned off your Chanel for that reason.

I thought Andrew Tate is now teaching pickleball :D

One of the best videos on forehand drive out there tailored to pickleball! A question I had was that I see your wrist is cocked back/hinged a little bit during the unit turn/takeback step. I see a lot of pros do this as well. Is this something we should be actively doing with our wrist to get into the right position?

This was a wonderfully helpful video. In 12 hours and 40 minutes, I'll be out on the court giving it a try. Why don't people play pickleball at 3:40 am? I want to try it out now... ...grrrr.

Hey! Which paddle are you using?

Great, , good see step by step mechanics Do you have videos on other shot mechanics

Great content, very distracting music. Wish you could upload a music-free version 😉

Thank you for posting this helpful video

Love the video. Happily subscribed. Thanks for the no nonsense, calm explanation.

Very helpful, thanks. What a stunning backdrop as well!

Very informative. Thank you!

Very good video 😂thank you for sharing !

Bad audio. Skip music. Stereo not working

They are all looking good when the ball travels at 225mph. Let do it when the ball going at 50mph

Thank you once again.

Thank you for breaking it down. It should improve my stroke. Question if you are closer to the next then would you not want more wrist action to get the ball over and across the net? For mid court to perhaps back line I can imagine the stroke you have demonstrated is the correct one. But closer to the net you probably need more of a flick of the wrist or two handed stroke to get the ball over. Am I wrong?

That's a traditional background with full follow through that will leave you vulnerable for a quick return. Today's PB one handed backhand is more compact with the paddle stoping point in front of you...ready for the return.

You all act like hitting a pickleball requires the same techniques as hitting a a tennis ball!!!! It’s a plastic ball that makes a lot of noise!!!!!

Great job Randy. You are looking good!

GREAT VIDEO......Cross court VS down the line would be a good video as well using the backhand.

Great explanation and demonstration! Thank you!

Thanks! Very few instructors address the one handed backhand. They all encourage the two handed. I’m a one handed because of my one handed tennis background but have been struggling a bit with it in pickleball. The 45 degree and depth comment helped and taking paddle back with paddle head up is different for me. I usually drop my paddle head and hit up for topspin like a tennis stroke but can never seem to get any power. Paddle head up may make a difference. I’ll try this!

That instructional video was very well done. Thank you so much!

Great vid, thanks!

If you want more in depth instructional videos let me know in the comments!

This turn works great for Tennis or Pickelball. There is plenty of time to turn your shoulders for a baseline shot. Watch Anna Lee!

Nice but no top spin on that shot. Looks like a tennis stroke… very rarely do you have that much time to do a unit turn in pickleball

Good sequence.