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Drill 1: 00:00 Drill 2: 00:19 Drill 3: 00:34 Drill 4: 00:45 Drill 5: 00:56 Drill 6: 01:09 Drill 7: 01:20 Drill 8: 01:35 Drill 9: 01:48 Drill 10: 02:10 --- Drill 11: 02:20 Drill 12: 02:30 Drill 13: 02:39 Drill 14: 02:51 Drill 15: 03:06 Drill 16: 03:23 Drill 17: 03:36 Drill 18: 03:46 Drill 19: 03:53 Drill 20: 04:16 Drill 21: 04:34 --- Drill 22: 04:50 Drill 23: 04:55 Drill 24: 05:00 Drill 25: 05:08 Drill 26: 05:13 Drill 27: 05:21 Drill 28: 05:30

You lost me with the shirt off. Too thirsty for me

Ohara has disgraced us!

A madeira não revida 👍😁

You just, " tapped it in, jussst taaaap it in" lol!!!

Beautiful game!

what city was this in?

Nice edits!

hand behind back, for balance?

Hey, its been 5 months, and i think ive improved my drop overall. But ive had one question lingering, and that is, are there 2 ways to slice drop volley? The first way being to cut directly down on the ball and the second way is using your wrist to cup under the ball? Also for the forehand drop, you can chop down too, right? You don't have to always cut under the ball? Thanks!

What is your main sport? And why are you playing with newbies when you are clearly way above their level?

You’re exactly right! This is the main reason I invented this game type, to help players realize the importance of kitchen play and how it translates to more consistency and more wins!

I love these variants. Pickleball wants to minimize the importance of power, maximize kitchen play, and create exciting and fun rallies. I think the end game of that is to start with two players up and two back, and start with a dink or start with a serve that must drop into the kitchen. Otherwise, eventually, the game will become about generating power and spin, and rallys will diminish accordingly.

Nice job!

Fantastic video, especially the wizards hair❤

with lob serve, I have a question I mean I know the answer I guess the question if for anyone to ask themselves. what do you dislike about the lob serve meaning receiving it? the answer if it's hard to generate power from it. so how do you cause problems with lob serve? just lob it back. there's no reason to power a lob serve, when you do that you're doing a couple of things 1. you're allowing the ball to have a lower angle of attack which allows you're opponent to return the ball with a lower angle of attack 3rd shot drop. if you lob return, the ball has to bounce which bounces high so 3rd shot drop is harder. drive is harder. pretty much everything is harder. 2. you've increased the speed of the ball, but not that much so your opponent will be able to drive the ball with more power, also they will be able to generate more spin especially top spin, which is my favorite shot, lots of top spin which looks like alot of power but the ball drops right over the net and causes problems, I force alot of errors with this shot. also because your return wasn't that powerful 3rd shot drop is easier. 3. most likely your return isn't going to be on the baseline so your opponents will be able to start to move forward. the best defense for a lob serve is lob return. if I'm playing into the wind I'm hitting that ball a mile in the sky and remember when they try to drive the ball and it sails out let it go. most people try to do this side arm hit it always goes out. good video

I like that you show ALL the shots a newbie needs to learn. I'm getting this paddle for my fiance. She's small with shorter arms, so she needs the longer design and the lighter paddle. Will update after she learns to play. Thanks!

Can you please post a list of the drills. You rock!!!

Awesome, thanks!

I've done these while holding my paddle for a little more context. I've also reached down before changing direction and tap my paddle to simulate one of those desperation shots. Love the toe taps and variety.

Fantastic video. But what really caught my eye was that two handed backhand swinging volley which was the first shot of the video. So how about a video on two handed backhand volleys? As a two hander I find precious little on that topic and it would nicely complement your existing video on the two handed backhand drive.

Looks very similar to the forehand drive which you also discuss brilliantly. For example the serve and forehand both use the frying pan grip. I see other similarities as well. Do you agree?

What an incredibly in depth video!! Thanks so so much for taking the time to make this! I think this is going to be a total game changer to get down on the pickleball court

That was sick 🎉

Show them ol folks how it's done hahaha

nice!

It helps that the opps don't come up to the net...having said that, you still have to execute the shot...and you do extremely well. Your ATP's are fantastic as well.

Mother of mullets; Boney-M has comeback to haunt us!! 😂

You float around the court, love the Ernie’s and drops at the kitchen. Thx.

bro i like the way you play.

What paddle are you playing with now?

Was this recorded by the James web telescope?

Wow that was too cool! Loved all your shots!!! Some of them were straight nasties 🤩

Always fun content. Thanks.

Video is decent, needs way less of your slo mo hits, we're here to get the machine review, not see your form

Im back with them questions!(im always doubting whether my form is correct or incorrect). Question is, what parts of your arm do you use for this volley? Thanks!😊

Missed you, glad you’re back with brilliant tips. Keep it up.

❤👍

This was awesome and I love that polk-a-dot paddle!!!

Pro!!!

I always wondered how to do this technique. Thank you!

I always love your videos!

Not beginners drills

Is there an actual list of these drills? I'd like to bring it to the court as part of my warm up.

Is this legal? I take a 2 step run at my serves and would love to do this.

For forehand slice, not too many people talk about wrist extension to wrist flexion. The main reason is that many people afraid that by the subtle movement of the wrist on the forehand slice, it creates confusion and the beginners might swing the wrist like flapping fish. But it is important to know the existence of the slight write movement from extension toward flexion.

You definitely deserve more subs. Could you make a video on how to respond to different types of spin? For example, how to 3rd shot drive when someone gives a heavy slice return vs a top spin return. Also thank you for making me want to master split stepping

Wait a second, your foot is coming off the floor before you have hit! This must reduce power and accuracy. If you change a few things you should be able to hit a lot better! Nor are you bending down enough. But I do like the change in grip and it makes sense.