Hope you enjoyed this video! To go a step further, challenge yourself & take ThatPickleball IQ Test to see how well you really know the game. VERY FEW get 10/10. I dare you to try: 😊 thatpickleballtest.typeform.com/to/YuHaz4N6
Hi, I’ve just turned 68 and have been playing pickleball for a very short time. I have been searching RUclips for the basics and tips and techniques to help me understand the game more and hopefully help me improve. Your explanation and demonstration of shots are excellent which makes it a lot easier to understand. Thank you for posting these instructional videos. Playing sports is all about having fun, you certainly capture that.
Just wanted to say, as an enthusiastic beginner (my wife says "obsessed"!), I've watched a LOT of pickleball videos from a lot of different creators. For me, yours are the best. Very clear explanations (even when they include Newtonian physics!), very helpful tips, things I can really apply (or at least try to!) in my next game, and fun video editing. Thank you very much!
Kyle I’m also a certified instructor, I just watched this video of the third shot drop and it’s almost identical to the way I teach. You’re extremely gifted teacher, your knowledge of the game, your explanation breaks it down basics. But lastly you can tell you love teaching, it’s your gift! This is my first time seeing you on video but I’ll definitely be adding you in with the others. I was very blessed to become friends with Simone Jardim I was able to get private lessons. Tony Roig another friend that I think does a wonderful of the game. So I’m adding you to the list and I’ll be passing this on to my students! Great job!
I've been working with a coach, and drop shots from the baseline and mid court have been so difficult. Everything you're demonstrating in this video is consistent with what my coach is doing, but your tips, along with the added visuals, are immensely helpful. I have a tennis background, and backswinging is a hard habit to break. Thank you for making this video.
Great video and demonstration. Couple things I tell my students: if the swing ends above the net the ball will go over the net. I also tell students that if they consider their lower body, (the legs and hips) acts as a steering wheel, helps in direction....and hit as if there are 3 balls in a row. I also say the tighter the grip the more mass is behind your paddle...so yes, lose grip. Great stuff.
Thanks for the pointers. I think you said it right about grip pressure - if you hold the grip tightly the paddle acts like a springboard. If you hold it loosely it acts more like a trampoline or bed. The ball stays in contact with the paddle face longer and so you have more control.
3 weeks into pickleball--your videos are great. Especially doing things like L1 L2 L3... makes it easy to remember. Keep them coming. I"m a tennis player, but loving the similarities AND differences with my new sport!
I found this video very, very helpful and useful. My only critique is when discussing the height of the ball (or the apex) of the shot, it was difficult to see the ball how "high" it went against the backdrop of the white wall.
Kyle, I really like how you set up your instruction. The animation helps tremendously to reinforce your explanation on these skills. Unfortunately, my time to play is down to only Saturdays now, and being able to go back to the videos for a refresher is so great. Keep them coming. I swear I learn something new every single time.
Great point by your aide. I have been trying to figure out what the arc of the ball should be on a drop shot and have never been able to find a definitive answer. Now I know the apex should be on my side. Thank you thank you.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Your videos are so informative and helpful. I've posted this before and maybe it's just happening on my browser (Safari) but whenever you point up and say click this video I never see anything appear up there. Just wanted you to know. Are you at any tournaments in or near Ohio this summer/fall? Would love to come to see you play live.
Thanks for letting me know!! I Had to correct this on a few previous videos. I messed it up. On this specific video. The video I reference actually comes out in the next couple weeks! ahh. Sorry. So it will show then. RUclips is kinda funky. sometimes. Still getting better at it.
Consider. A soft grip absorbs the power from the incoming shot and the slow (from the shoulder) response uses the large muscles to accurately push the ball over the net. Similar to putting in golf. The large muscle groups bring repeatability and consistency.
Kyle, I really enjoy your videos and always recommend them to my students. At the beginning of each beginner session I tell the students that they are holding an egg in their hands.Every time I touch their hands and change a grip or explain how to hit a forehand I can always tell when they broke their egg.
Kyle, your videos are truly wonderful. You explain things so well, very thorough and detailed to help us really get what you are saying. And you are also very entertaining too! Thank you. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the thorough explanation! I’m a new subscriber. Just started learning to play pickleball without any sport background. Got any tip on beginner more affordable paddle?
Love the 3 Ls! It gives me 3 simple things to remember when I am executing the 3-rd shot drop. And that's what I call a good teaching video! I am still not very clear how to add spin with a loose grip... But maybe those 2 things can't be done together... But maybe that is a separate topic. Great video!
Omg youre whole intro 🤩👏 literally taking the words out of my mouth that i tell my Introduction classes!! Get out of my head! And keep making great videos!! Great articulation, makes so much sense for me!
ANOTHER great video. Great teacher hitting on nuances that are essential to learning, and for me, x-tennis guy, pinpointed at where I always fail (swing side to side when I should be lifting). So thanks for the.......GREAT LIFT. :).....made my mrning !
I think it's super hard to explain these things that for most seasoned players is mostly intuitive. I know how to do this stuff based on my feel for the game, but being able to articulate how I'm doing it to beginners has been a challenge. I think you nailed it with the looser grip and also the removal of the back swing!
Love your videos! You cut to the chase....been playing about 3 years after playing tennis many years. Don't need a lot of hand holding, just why i am i getting lit up by better players on certain days in certain situations... Where can i put this shot in this situation? What do i need to master to improve? etc. You spell it out in 18 days with good humor....BRAVO!
Hey Kyle, great stuff! When you were demonstrating the top spin drop it seems like you were hitting and dropping back after the shot. Or the balance was shifting backwards after the shot. Is that intentional or do u transfer the weight forward to allow the momentum to take you forward to the NVZ?
I'm a golfer, and the whole "less grip" principle applies there also. It really comes down to feel. That whole "buttery" shot is a feel shot. Butch Harmon had the best advice ever when gripping a golf club, and I wonder if its the same for a pickle ball paddle. He said that you should grip your club as hard you can for a few seconds, let it go, then go back and grip it normally. That's the grip tension you should have.
Great tips again. Adding top spin is for later, after you have consistently hit third shots IN and without high bounce. Third shot top spin needs tons of drills as initially you will find your shots going into net due to miss timing your shots. And using an 'eastern grip, if not familiar adds to problems ' hitting away from target.
I learned that you can think of the grip on a scale of 1-10. One coach told me like for being up at the kitchen and returning a fast ball that comes right to your chest, hold the paddle at a 3 grip so it drops right over net - a reset. So maybe a 3rd shot drop same? It really helped me because if I held the paddle with a 10 drip on that reset shot - it instead flew right back to the back line even if I had no swing and just held the paddle. The loose grip helps!
So if I want to hit topspin with my drop would I be able to have my paddle out to the side but still apply that lifting motion rather than side to side?
you discuss the importance of a top spin 3rd shot drop. def understand that (the ball spin and effect on opponent trying to attack it). does this mean it's not that great to do 3rd shot backspin drops? can you please explain this in detail? thanks!
That was a great instructional video on the 3rd shot drop. Your teaching style is easy to follow, clear and concise and provides an easy one, two, three model to remind us of what to remember when we are on the court drilling our 3rd shot drops. BTW, the training video doesn't pop up on the screen. I'm sure that it is coming though. 😉
you are fantastic. i notice something - (because i do the same) your right foot it in front of your left - and, i find that EASIER for drops. Heck, sometimes I feel like i hit it more square on a drive too. Do you? Also, thanks for how you explain things. thanks for keeping it FUN too !!
Gosh i made this video a long time ago. I still believe in dominant foot in front. But have also have been experimenting lately with some alternative footworks like Being square. But some of that is dependent on what ball im receiving and
I like your video and explanation much better some video from other coaches I like the fact you actually demonstrate these shots together during talking and very clear! Thank you!
Muscle control and “touch” is mediated by repetition/muscle memory over the long term and by muscle tension and focus in the short term. Less tension = more feel and control; tension presents a barrier to be overcome so that control can be exerted. Any accomplished athlete knows this for sure. Great video.
My way of loosening my grip and works really really well for me, is releasing/loosening the grip of my forefinger and middle finger. Not letting go of the paddle but loosening the grip of the 2 fingers. The only fingers in control of my paddle are my thumb, pinky, and ring finger. It took time but is very effective. (Works for me)
An important factor is missing in the discussion of grip. Shock absorption has been discussed and is important but the other important factor is feedback from you paddle. With a tight grip, you don't get a good sense of how hard you're hitting the ball. A looser grip gives you more feedback on your shot. I learned in handgliding that if you grip the bar tightly, you don't get any feedback on the forces the bar is exerting on you to find your balance. Same thing in pickleball where a looser grip gives you more feedback to adjust your shot strength.
Trying to 3rd shot drop on a grip pressure scale 1 to 10. From backline grip pressure at 7 to 8, transition zone grip pressure at 5 to 6 & kitchen zone grip pressure at 3 to 4. Would do you think?
Yes, that's coming soon, either tomorrow or next week. Making that decision tonight. I said click here, only because I know this next video would be done this week, and wanted people to be able to go right to the drill video for the future. So just one week delay! But it's coming soon, i promise.
Hey Thanks for asking. I actually have that video in editing right now. When I filmed the video, I thought I'd have it edited right now, but it will be done in next two weeks. And it's the next logical progression, which is why I kept it in the video, even though it's not there yet. So keep an eye out on the channel!
Tennis shot used to be lifting and pushing before top spin became dominant technique. Is the same happening with PB? Paddles spin rating reached beyond 2000 RPM but none of the shots demoed here utilized such spin.
Quick question about L1 - Loose Grip… when I loosen my grip, I feel like I get more “rim” “band” or “not sweet spot” hits leading to an inconsistent ball flight? When that happens , I feel like I’m not keeping my eye on the ball or maybe it’s bc I’m still carrying over my bad habit swings from Table tennis?! Aka, trying to do the advance option to the MAX! Tons of top spin!
Hope you enjoyed this video! To go a step further, challenge yourself & take ThatPickleball IQ Test to see how well you really know the game.
VERY FEW get 10/10. I dare you to try: 😊
thatpickleballtest.typeform.com/to/YuHaz4N6
Hi, I’ve just turned 68 and have been playing pickleball for a very short time. I have been searching RUclips for the basics and tips and techniques to help me understand the game more and hopefully help me improve. Your explanation and demonstration of shots are excellent which makes it a lot easier to understand. Thank you for posting these instructional videos. Playing sports is all about having fun, you certainly capture that.
Glad they are helpful and you enjoy watching! Have fun out there!
Just wanted to say, as an enthusiastic beginner (my wife says "obsessed"!), I've watched a LOT of pickleball videos from a lot of different creators. For me, yours are the best. Very clear explanations (even when they include Newtonian physics!), very helpful tips, things I can really apply (or at least try to!) in my next game, and fun video editing. Thank you very much!
Absolutely! Thanks for the kind words.
I agree 100%! His videos are the BEST
This will be $70/lesson with some drills, with a non pro in Naples, FL
😱 😊😊😊😊😊😊
I agree!
Kyle I’m also a certified instructor, I just watched this video of the third shot drop and it’s almost identical to the way I teach. You’re extremely gifted teacher, your knowledge of the game, your explanation breaks it down basics. But lastly you can tell you love teaching, it’s your gift! This is my first time seeing you on video but I’ll definitely be adding you in with the others. I was very blessed to become friends with Simone Jardim I was able to get private lessons. Tony Roig another friend that I think does a wonderful of the game. So I’m adding you to the list and I’ll be passing this on to my students! Great job!
Awesome! Thank you!
Well said! And I throughly agree!
Your videos are by far superior. Thanks for really taking the time to explain.
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
I've been working with a coach, and drop shots from the baseline and mid court have been so difficult. Everything you're demonstrating in this video is consistent with what my coach is doing, but your tips, along with the added visuals, are immensely helpful. I have a tennis background, and backswinging is a hard habit to break. Thank you for making this video.
Thats awesome your working with a coach. And thanks for the kind words.
Great video and demonstration. Couple things I tell my students: if the swing ends above the net the ball will go over the net. I also tell students that if they consider their lower body, (the legs and hips) acts as a steering wheel, helps in direction....and hit as if there are 3 balls in a row. I also say the tighter the grip the more mass is behind your paddle...so yes, lose grip. Great stuff.
Thanks for watching!
I have been watching the 3rd shot drop over and over again. It helps me to clearly understand the third shot as a beginner. Thank you!
You're welcome :) Glad it's helpful!
Light grip: pretend holding a live bird. Just enough pressure so it won’t fly away but not too tight to choke it
Oo i like that!
What if my name is Lenny? 😢😂
Bro I came here to comment exactly this. Are you a fellow card mechanic or just heard it somewhere else
what kind of bird? swallow or ostrich?
Vager Vance used the same analogy for holding a driver.
Thanks for the pointers. I think you said it right about grip pressure - if you hold the grip tightly the paddle acts like a springboard. If you hold it loosely it acts more like a trampoline or bed. The ball stays in contact with the paddle face longer and so you have more control.
Oo thats good!
3 weeks into pickleball--your videos are great. Especially doing things like L1 L2 L3... makes it easy to remember. Keep them coming. I"m a tennis player, but loving the similarities AND differences with my new sport!
Fantastic! Glad its helpful. Thanks for watching
Some of us use headphones or ear buds while watching your videos. 🎧👂🙉 😬 Any who how. Love your lessons. You guys are Awesome. 💙💙
I found this video very, very helpful and useful. My only critique is when discussing the height of the ball (or the apex) of the shot, it was difficult to see the ball how "high" it went against the backdrop of the white wall.
Ahh! Good feedback. I'll do a better job with that next time!
Great video. Your explanations are right on. Thanks
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching
Kyle, I really like how you set up your instruction. The animation helps tremendously to reinforce your explanation on these skills. Unfortunately, my time to play is down to only Saturdays now, and being able to go back to the videos for a refresher is so great. Keep them coming. I swear I learn something new every single time.
Amazing!! Thanks for the kind words :)
This is the perfect 3rd shot video ever made! I have watched a million of them!! Thank you
Glad it helped!
Wow! great explanations. I like that you broke it down into several component parts AND
defined what a third shot drop is. Thank you.
Thanks for watching. Glad it helped!
Finally, good quality content that has definitions and clear examples. Very well done my friend.
Glad you liked it!
great video! do you have a video about the backhand drop?
Glad you enjoyed it! Check out this video ruclips.net/user/shorts_tsLCLgnp9s
Been playing about a year and a half and this is the best pickleball video I've ever watched! Thank you so much
Wow, thanks!
Great point by your aide. I have been trying to figure out what the arc of the ball should be on a drop shot and have never been able to find a definitive answer. Now I know the apex should be on my side. Thank you thank you.
Glad it helped!
Love your videos!! I'm super new to the game of PB and as a tennis player of many years, your explanations make sense and translate really well.
Awesome!! Glad it worked out
As always, great tips!
Could you make a video on your Pball journey as a beginner to Pro?
I need to do more stuff on this! I agree. Its in the works
Great video and detailed instructions, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Giving us other examples to really understand what you’re saying like the cornhole sand bag was seriously a game changer and so helpful! Thank you!!
So glad that helped :)
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Your videos are so informative and helpful. I've posted this before and maybe it's just happening on my browser (Safari) but whenever you point up and say click this video I never see anything appear up there. Just wanted you to know. Are you at any tournaments in or near Ohio this summer/fall? Would love to come to see you play live.
Thanks for letting me know!! I Had to correct this on a few previous videos. I messed it up.
On this specific video. The video I reference actually comes out in the next couple weeks! ahh. Sorry. So it will show then. RUclips is kinda funky. sometimes. Still getting better at it.
Thanks for the clarification, I too was looking for that video.
All good stuff...a little top spin will keep the ball bouncing lower as it shoots the ball forward (an added bonus to it bouncing lower).
Great video! Now to practice what you preached. LESS IS MORE. Three little words that I struggle with on the PB court. Thanks!!
Less is more. Amen!
Thank you for an excellent easy to follow lesson.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great instruction and the animation showing the ball trajectory adds so much value to understanding. Subscribed!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for subscribing!
Best step-by-step re 3rd shot drop technique I've seen. Grazie!
Glad it helped!
Great video. Liked a number of points but especially where you explain what a successful drop is ( opponent has to hit up on the drop).
Glad it was helpful!
Consider. A soft grip absorbs the power from the incoming shot and the slow (from the shoulder) response uses the large muscles to accurately push the ball over the net. Similar to putting in golf. The large muscle groups bring repeatability and consistency.
This was so helpful. I've had 4 lessons and I will try out these techniques today
Fantastic!
LOVE your demos and explanations!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Kyle, I really enjoy your videos and always recommend them to my students. At the beginning of each beginner session I tell the students that they are holding an egg in their hands.Every time I touch their hands and change a grip or explain how to hit a forehand I can always tell when they broke their egg.
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing the videos! Glad you enjoy them!
Kyle, your videos are truly wonderful. You explain things so well, very thorough and detailed to help us really get what you are saying. And you are also very entertaining too! Thank you. Keep up the great work.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
Great video!! Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
This is the best video I have seen about how to hit soft shot and the strategy behind third shot drop.
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
These are wonderful instructions and illustrations! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the thorough explanation! I’m a new subscriber. Just started learning to play pickleball without any sport background. Got any tip on beginner more affordable paddle?
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Love the 3 Ls! It gives me 3 simple things to remember when I am executing the 3-rd shot drop. And that's what I call a good teaching video! I am still not very clear how to add spin with a loose grip... But maybe those 2 things can't be done together... But maybe that is a separate topic. Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
My second time watching this, you are hilarious Kyle!
Thanks :)
Thanks so much, this video has answered so many of my questions:) and your explanations are top notch 🏅
Glad theyre helpful!
Omg youre whole intro 🤩👏 literally taking the words out of my mouth that i tell my Introduction classes!! Get out of my head!
And keep making great videos!! Great articulation, makes so much sense for me!
Love it!!
ANOTHER great video. Great teacher hitting on nuances that are essential to learning, and for me, x-tennis guy, pinpointed at where I always fail (swing side to side when I should be lifting). So thanks for the.......GREAT LIFT. :).....made my mrning !
Awesome!! Glad it was helpful
I think it's super hard to explain these things that for most seasoned players is mostly intuitive. I know how to do this stuff based on my feel for the game, but being able to articulate how I'm doing it to beginners has been a challenge. I think you nailed it with the looser grip and also the removal of the back swing!
Thank you!!
which grip should we use when we to the drop shot? thanks
Love your videos! You cut to the chase....been playing about 3 years after playing tennis many years. Don't need a lot of hand holding, just why i am i getting lit up by better players on certain days in certain situations... Where can i put this shot in this situation? What do i need to master to improve? etc. You spell it out in 18 days with good humor....BRAVO!
Glad it was helpful!
Love the signage for the facility...been there a few times☺@@thatpickleballguy
90 days into this great game. I really enjoy your approach and method of instruction! Thank you!
Thank you!
Hey Kyle, great stuff! When you were demonstrating the top spin drop it seems like you were hitting and dropping back after the shot. Or the balance was shifting backwards after the shot. Is that intentional or do u transfer the weight forward to allow the momentum to take you forward to the NVZ?
I love your channel! this is great! Thanks for the thorough explanation.
Absolutely! Thanks for the kind words
Great video - you’re a gifted communicator and teacher. Thanks so much. You’ve gained a subscriber!
Thank you :)
I'm a golfer, and the whole "less grip" principle applies there also. It really comes down to feel. That whole "buttery" shot is a feel shot. Butch Harmon had the best advice ever when gripping a golf club, and I wonder if its the same for a pickle ball paddle. He said that you should grip your club as hard you can for a few seconds, let it go, then go back and grip it normally. That's the grip tension you should have.
Great input!
Great tips again. Adding top spin is for later, after you have consistently hit third shots IN and without high bounce. Third shot top spin needs tons of drills as initially you will find your shots going into net due to miss timing your shots. And using an 'eastern grip, if not familiar adds to problems ' hitting away from target.
Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful!
Good stuff ,, very helpful . Can always pick up something I can use .
Loved the corn hole analogy!!
Glad it helps!
Again, fun and informative with good, actionable tips. Keep it up! Also, love seeing you on the Arizona PBL!!!
Glad it helped!
I love your videos. They are very informational and easy to understand. And FUN.....
Thank you!!
I learned that you can think of the grip on a scale of 1-10. One coach told me like for being up at the kitchen and returning a fast ball that comes right to your chest, hold the paddle at a 3 grip so it drops right over net - a reset. So maybe a 3rd shot drop same? It really helped me because if I held the paddle with a 10 drip on that reset shot - it instead flew right back to the back line even if I had no swing and just held the paddle. The loose grip helps!
yeah that's really good!! Thanks for sharing.
Great and clear instructions in an indoor facility which makes it great for filming. So many people film outside and way to much noise.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Do you have your index finger on the paddle? What are your thoughts on that vs a continental grip. Thanks
Yeah, I do that a lot I've realized. I'm actually not sure if thats good or bad yet, I need to figure that out.
I use continental a good amount.
So if I want to hit topspin with my drop would I be able to have my paddle out to the side but still apply that lifting motion rather than side to side?
Thank you for the video! Excellent explanation.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Kyle, great video! Thanks for making this. Btw where is the link you mentioned at the end of the video on how to train the third shot drop?
Video coming soon! Gotta finish editing it
Awesome can’t wait!
Love the video 😂in golf a tight grip causes tension which screws up a smooth swing 😮 and control😢
Absolutely!
Exceptional instruction. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
you discuss the importance of a top spin 3rd shot drop. def understand that (the ball spin and effect on opponent trying to attack it).
does this mean it's not that great to do 3rd shot backspin drops? can you please explain this in detail? thanks!
That was a great instructional video on the 3rd shot drop. Your teaching style is easy to follow, clear and concise and provides an easy one, two, three model to remind us of what to remember when we are on the court drilling our 3rd shot drops. BTW, the training video doesn't pop up on the screen. I'm sure that it is coming though. 😉
thank you!
And yep, coming today or tomorrow! Had to get it through editing, so week delay on that :)
The apex comment gave me such a useful visual to work on! Thank you!
Glad to hear it!
you are fantastic. i notice something - (because i do the same) your right foot it in front of your left - and, i find that EASIER for drops. Heck, sometimes I feel like i hit it more square on a drive too. Do you? Also, thanks for how you explain things. thanks for keeping it FUN too !!
Gosh i made this video a long time ago. I still believe in dominant foot in front.
But have also have been experimenting lately with some alternative footworks like
Being square. But some of that is dependent on what ball im receiving and
Also thanks for the kind words :)
I like your video and explanation much better some video from other coaches I like the fact you actually demonstrate these shots together during talking and very clear! Thank you!
You're welcome!
Muscle control and “touch” is mediated by repetition/muscle memory over the long term and by muscle tension and focus in the short term.
Less tension = more feel and control; tension presents a barrier to be overcome so that control can be exerted. Any accomplished athlete knows this for sure. Great video.
My way of loosening my grip and works really really well for me, is releasing/loosening the grip of my forefinger and middle finger. Not letting go of the paddle but loosening the grip of the 2 fingers. The only fingers in control of my paddle are my thumb, pinky, and ring finger. It took time but is very effective. (Works for me)
Really good video filled with useful tips and techniques!
Glad it was helpful!
Can you please tell me which shoes you are wearing?
Love the graphics.
Great explanation. Thanks
clearest explanation of TSD technique I've seen. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
so informative and inspiring.. thank you for sharing ; - We love pickle ball
Thanks for watching. Glad it helped!
Great breakdown. Love the graphics too!
Thanks!
Awesome vid! I always learn something from your vids!
Glad to hear it!
An important factor is missing in the discussion of grip. Shock absorption has been discussed and is important but the other important factor is feedback from you paddle. With a tight grip, you don't get a good sense of how hard you're hitting the ball. A looser grip gives you more feedback on your shot. I learned in handgliding that if you grip the bar tightly, you don't get any feedback on the forces the bar is exerting on you to find your balance. Same thing in pickleball where a looser grip gives you more feedback to adjust your shot strength.
Excellent video. Looking forward to the suggested drills.
Fantastic!
Trying to 3rd shot drop on a grip pressure scale 1 to 10. From backline grip pressure at 7 to 8, transition zone grip pressure at 5 to 6 & kitchen zone grip pressure at 3 to 4. Would do you think?
Great tutorial. Thanks.
What is the name of the powder blue shoes you have on?
Aesics gel resolution 8
You mentioned clicking on a link for how to train 3rd drops with topspin. I don’t see it anywhere. I would like to watch it.
Yes, that's coming soon, either tomorrow or next week. Making that decision tonight.
I said click here, only because I know this next video would be done this week, and wanted people to be able to go right to the drill video for the future.
So just one week delay! But it's coming soon, i promise.
should you hit with racquet head dropped down and no leg bend?
Beautifully done job and super graphics too! I really like your "never lose sight of the paddle" tip.
Thank you very much!
Going to practice this in the morning 🙏☮️Thank you
Love it!
Excellent video, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for being very thorough. Great video!
Absolutely! Glad it helped!
You keep it direct, with great remedial paddle actions that make sense. New guy but your videos are the best, Keep them coming!
Thanks Jeff! Glad they're helping.
Please link the video to train topspin drops , can’t find it !
Where is this video???
Hey Thanks for asking.
I actually have that video in editing right now. When I filmed the video, I thought I'd have it edited right now, but it will be done in next two weeks. And it's the next logical progression, which is why I kept it in the video, even though it's not there yet. So keep an eye out on the channel!
Tennis shot used to be lifting and pushing before top spin became dominant technique. Is the same happening with PB? Paddles spin rating reached beyond 2000 RPM but none of the shots demoed here utilized such spin.
Hi, did you ever make a backhand 3rd shot drop video? I checked and could not find one.
not yet!
can you please tell me what video editing software you use? I really want to learn to edit videos the same way you do...
I have an editor. He uses premier pro
@@thatpickleballguy thank you
Quick question about L1 - Loose Grip… when I loosen my grip, I feel like I get more “rim” “band” or “not sweet spot” hits leading to an inconsistent ball flight? When that happens , I feel like I’m not keeping my eye on the ball or maybe it’s bc I’m still carrying over my bad habit swings from Table tennis?! Aka, trying to do the advance option to the MAX! Tons of top spin!
yeah, start with a more flat lifting ball, and you're going to have to really rep it out. Then move to topspin after you got the first version down!
Great video! Thank you for sharing!
Abaolutely!
Great info - thank you for posting! Gonna work on my third shot drop!👍👍
Love it!!