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I am a lefty and play almost exclusively with rightys. That means that about half the time, we are both playing our forehands and then we are both play our backhands. I have strong volley skills, and when I play with fellow 4.0 + players, this is usually not an issue, but it seems to be during 3.0+ social round robins where we play with random players at different skill levels. When we are both backhands, at times I see shots not covered, and I am starting to cover more to win points. Suggestions, on how to play these and keep the peace?
You should definitely learn how to stack, and pretty much always play with any right handed partner like that. You can look up what stacking is, but basically you should always play the right
I had the same thought, Angela. If the shot is coming at him from the person in front of him is he going to cover his sideline AND middle...I vote for the 'X'.
I’ve been struggling with a disk issue in my lower back ever since my last tourney. (It originally stems from tennis) It’s made it tough for me to train. Trying to rehab, but for some reason this injury has been on and off about a year now.
Something I noticed Gabriel Tardio do is create really dead dinks to invite his opponents to attack him, and used his fast defensive hands as an offense.
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Me too!!!
I really enjoy your content. Thanks for all the tips and great advice!
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“Adapt to survive…” I’m totally using that great line on the court! 🙌
Another excellent video! Thank you.
Thanks for watching, hoping this helps you improve! 👌
Another excellent video.
Thanks for watching!
I am a lefty and play almost exclusively with rightys. That means that about half the time, we are both playing our forehands and then we are both play our backhands.
I have strong volley skills, and when I play with fellow 4.0 + players, this is usually not an issue, but it seems to be during 3.0+ social round robins where we play with random players at different skill levels. When we are both backhands, at times I see shots not covered, and I am starting to cover more to win points. Suggestions, on how to play these and keep the peace?
You should definitely learn how to stack, and pretty much always play with any right handed partner like that. You can look up what stacking is, but basically you should always play the right
thank you for the tips!
Thanks for watching!
Have you tried a pickleball machine? Would you recommend any? Product reviews? Saw the Erne pickleball machine looks cool.
where in california do you find these empty courts?
love the budget joke / serious love your channel...cheers from cabo... when are you coming?
We need to make a trip down there soon!
+1 for metal gear sound effect 💥
What are your thoughts on the respect the x strategy for covering middle?
I had the same thought, Angela. If the shot is coming at him from the person in front of him is he going to cover his sideline AND middle...I vote for the 'X'.
Forehand covers the middle? Respect the X especially for us not so fast seniors.
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So how do you cover the middle of you are playing with a lefty.
Stack
great editing and video
Thanks for watching!
Good stuff - but when are you going to play tournaments again? Been almost a year
I’ve been struggling with a disk issue in my lower back ever since my last tourney. (It originally stems from tennis) It’s made it tough for me to train. Trying to rehab, but for some reason this injury has been on and off about a year now.
Something I noticed Gabriel Tardio do is create really dead dinks to invite his opponents to attack him, and used his fast defensive hands as an offense.
Haha “ private lessons” this is why I watch you.
he doesnt understand that there is a hole in his racket
It’s definitely not a paddle