7 Kitchen Strategies to Avoid Getting Crushed in Pickleball

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @thatpickleballguy
    @thatpickleballguy  3 месяца назад +3

    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.
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  • @loispeterson9930
    @loispeterson9930 Год назад +20

    I watch your videos for a couple reasons. First, the content and delivery is perfect for me and second --- the humour. It's such a refreshing mix! Thank You!

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  Год назад +2

      Thanks Lois for the kind words :) Really glad these help!

  • @fernandoherranz4095
    @fernandoherranz4095 Год назад +16

    Hands down you have the best videos Kyle. This is gold, esp for us obsessed beginners.

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  Год назад

      Awesome, thank you!

    • @vikramkon
      @vikramkon Месяц назад

      I agree too, watched a few videos last night and today my game is much better

  • @betsymobbs8648
    @betsymobbs8648 Год назад +8

    Love these tips and Tyler’s “tune out” moment haha, so human and relatable.

  • @OtisGoodin
    @OtisGoodin Год назад +6

    Another great video. Yours are the best. You make us beginners feel like there is hope.

  • @lindauhas8646
    @lindauhas8646 10 месяцев назад +2

    These videos are excellently done. The explanations and modeling are clear and easy to understand.

  • @everbard3071
    @everbard3071 Год назад +24

    I love all your videos, but this might be the most "must watch" one yet. I'll be forwarding this to my family. Thanks!

  • @CTRebel53
    @CTRebel53 5 месяцев назад

    All other videos just tell you to get to the kitchen. They may even give you tips on how to get there. Yours is the first one I've seen that tells me what I should I do when I get there. Excellent.

  • @marvindennis3664
    @marvindennis3664 Год назад

    continuing to offer the best instructional videos on the NET. "Start with Why" is the name of a great book and your detailing the reasons behind the techniques makes it so effective. Thanks

  • @markjanzen5527
    @markjanzen5527 8 месяцев назад

    These are great videos. You are a natural communicator and teacher. I always look forward to new videos.

  • @weswes5876
    @weswes5876 Год назад +3

    Great lessons. Awesome to see you play them out.
    Thanks

  • @tiffanydkramer
    @tiffanydkramer Год назад +2

    I just found your videos. I have been watching them all morning. How did it take me so long to find your channel? Your videos are the most helpful videos I have seen on RUclips. I love how you mix technique with strategy. I love how in depth you go into each topic. I have found a lot of good content on RUclips, but you are producing at a whole other level. Plus you make me laugh. Thanks for all the tips.

  • @nansp853
    @nansp853 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you 🙏. Your advice of what to do in player and opponent perspective is very helpful.

  • @cole5234
    @cole5234 7 месяцев назад

    This is a great video. Thank you very much. It's good to learn how to hit the many different pickle shots, but a strategy video like this is extremely helpful because it teaches me how to put the different shots together and when to use them. Keep up the good work!

  • @chinnobi
    @chinnobi Год назад

    Solid content! Thank you. I am a beginner and figuring out the dynamics of the kitchen. 2 questions. 1) When playing against better / more experienced players that try to get you to chicken wing. Aside from placing better shots what can be done to minimize the natural tendency to chicken wing? 2) If forced into the hip/chicken wing how can you best "survive" it? Thank you in advance! Keep the content flowing!

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  Год назад

      Good question. You can slide to your right (if you're right handed) Or, you can try to do a pancake (I'll have to make a video on this) which is basically putting your paddle flat on the forehand side rigiht in front of you. If you ever watch Riley Newman, or go to youtube him if not, he does the pancake a lot when someone hits it to his chicken wing spot.

  • @TDurkin543
    @TDurkin543 Год назад +1

    I’m a retired broadcast editor and your videos are awesome! 😂

  • @deekazinec9829
    @deekazinec9829 Год назад

    I share them with my PB team. Love them

  • @joetalley2638
    @joetalley2638 Год назад +1

    Good teaching lesson and as was already mentioned good humor!

  • @WilliamErnst-j5e
    @WilliamErnst-j5e Год назад +3

    I would love to see strategies for the older pickleballer who doesn’t or can’t move like they use to like the younger guys move in this video. Back and knee surgery has slowed me down. Just like golf, there are videos for young and flexible and the older golfer

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  Год назад +2

      That's a good idea. In a lot of ways, I'd recommend the same strategies. Of course, for some people may move a bit slower to that position, but the positions I talk about and the shot selection would still apply.

  • @RoyceJohnson5
    @RoyceJohnson5 Год назад +1

    Poor Tyler! 😊 Seriously though, great and humorous lesson!

  • @MichelleBaumert
    @MichelleBaumert Год назад

    Thank you so much for the videos - it makes us newbies feel comfortable - do you have any suggestions on paddles for beginners who hope to become intermediate someday?

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  Год назад

      Yeah, I'd get the Selkirk Halo if you're trying to level up :)

  • @gordengibson1
    @gordengibson1 4 месяца назад

    Forcing an opponent's backhand shot was the most important thing I took for your lesson. Thanks.

  • @bucsorange
    @bucsorange Год назад +2

    Great stuff my man - You always deliver great content!

  • @stewartpress8586
    @stewartpress8586 Год назад

    These are fantastic tips love your instructions and videos best available!

  • @GCPFY
    @GCPFY 11 месяцев назад

    Your videos keeping getting better in arresting the attention span and articulating well advanced pickleball techniques!

  • @lufelipino1
    @lufelipino1 Год назад +2

    Your videos are great! Love your personality and the way you interact with your friends! Can you do videos for tennis players switching to pickleball? Such as common tennis players mistakes and the right way to fix them. Thanks man!

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  Год назад +1

      This would definitely be a good video to do! I Have notes on it and will look to make it sometime soon

    • @lufelipino1
      @lufelipino1 Год назад

      @@thatpickleballguy awesome man! Looking forward to watching and learning from it!!

  • @chrisdowden4552
    @chrisdowden4552 Год назад

    Great videos and strategies. Any suggestions on how to avoid blocking into the net?

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  Год назад

      Short compact swing. Typically people are swinging too big!

  • @lifebalancecoach8547
    @lifebalancecoach8547 Год назад +1

    Wow best video I've watched. I love your content.

  • @trishatroyner4612
    @trishatroyner4612 10 месяцев назад

    Soo much takeaway in this!!! TY!

  • @RustyReopelle
    @RustyReopelle 2 месяца назад

    Love the screen shot take away

  • @eaglesfan2285
    @eaglesfan2285 2 месяца назад

    Ok, the fact that there was a clip of Matlock incorporated was next level.

  • @dianallamas7135
    @dianallamas7135 Год назад +1

    Love, love your videos Kyle. Totally stumbled upon them and subbed right away. Love all the graphics in your videos to emphasize what you're teaching. I want to get better at my kitchen play. Coming from a tennis background, i have to unlearn a few things and your videos help. Only been playing PB for about two months and my whole family is addicted. So much so , that we have been playing every weekend where we spend the whole day and bring tons of food and everything but the kitchen sink. LOL. We just played our first every tournament and 5 out of the 8 teams were my family. Hahhahaha. My mom and one of my uncles were the champs and they usually are when we play. Funny thing is, my mom can't run anymore and my uncle has a bum knee but they beat us all the time. Anyhow, so much fun and love watching your videos and hopefully I get bettter at this. I just have to stop thinking too much during a game. Not be so analytical that I end up making unforced errors. But one day, I'll be better. Thanks Kyle and take care

  • @kathytreybig5050
    @kathytreybig5050 Год назад +2

    This is a great video but I wouldn't label it just for beginners. I'm an intermediate who plays with other intermediates and many of these points would help that level also.

  • @stevenglover7323
    @stevenglover7323 Год назад

    This is so helpful! Keep them coming Kyle!

  • @seanwbailey
    @seanwbailey Год назад

    Great video. Nice meeting at the APP in Atlanta (Griffin).

  • @shykymorg
    @shykymorg Год назад

    GREAT VIDEOS. TRULY HELPS!!

  • @rockerobertson4002
    @rockerobertson4002 Год назад

    Really helpful tks! I'm subscribed

  • @geraldzag3224
    @geraldzag3224 Год назад

    Love your videos. Find them very helpful.

  • @michaelt2961
    @michaelt2961 Год назад

    Great video as always.

  • @6stringdialogue
    @6stringdialogue Месяц назад

    Good stuff.

  • @hollymurray3566
    @hollymurray3566 6 месяцев назад

    Love the videos!!!🔥🔥

  • @zzw26n
    @zzw26n Год назад

    Each Video gets better, Subscribed!

  • @ronbroberg3022
    @ronbroberg3022 Год назад

    Great info

  • @EddieDBama
    @EddieDBama Год назад

    Fantastic video!

  • @csgofordummies1239
    @csgofordummies1239 Год назад

    Question about minute 4-5 where yourea talking about getyting out of being picked on. In my experience if someone is a lot better and they are even picking. And i dont mean like 5.0 vs 3.0 but even a 3.75 vs a 4.25 - those 4.25 will very quickly start pre-erning the down the line (get out of trouble) dink so they are pre-emptively countering your counter. So I dont think this will really work above 3.75-.4.0

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  10 месяцев назад

      It definitely requires nuance.
      Sure if you do it every time, opponents will pick up on it and change the pattern.

  • @maryniuk
    @maryniuk Год назад +1

    Guy in the SAVI shirt just getting yoked on! 🤣

  • @alecmarshall3345
    @alecmarshall3345 9 месяцев назад

    What paddle are you using in this video and is this your main one

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  9 месяцев назад

      Here’s the paddle I use. It’s the “power air” www.selkirk.com/products/vanguard-air-s2?variant=40179483344998
      Note, I specifically use the “prestige color.” I haven’t run a test on this, but I think it has a little more spin than the other power airs. :)
      If you’re looking for a less expensive option, I’d go with this one - www.selkirk.com/products/slk-halo?variant=39964829188198
      And, I prefer the “power” version. It still has very good touch, in my opinion, but has a little extra pop :)
      If you go with either of these use my code, “ADV-thatpickleballguy” and you’ll get a digital gift card toward a future purchase.

  • @AlphaTennisinPittsburgh
    @AlphaTennisinPittsburgh Год назад

    Pickleball is America's fastest-growing sport and we like it #Pickleball

  • @michellemackinnon3671
    @michellemackinnon3671 Год назад

    Here’s a question? Can you switch hands with the paddle while playing, bad knees but still want to learn. So please help out and let us know if this is doable in a game👍

  • @catholicactionmontreal2629
    @catholicactionmontreal2629 Год назад

    Do you have any in person clinics?

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  Год назад

      I don't do any right now! My travel schedule playing tournaments and training is pretty hectic!

  • @deborahspeece4316
    @deborahspeece4316 11 месяцев назад

    Not related to this content but i played yesterday with an opponent who lobbed constantly. I have a hard time getting back quickly to hit it back. Advice?

  • @ColeRusselPB
    @ColeRusselPB Год назад

    I love the video you just forgot to add take a step back to allow the ball to get to the highest height when you see a dead dink

  • @Dad8od
    @Dad8od Год назад

    What if you REALLY really want to pick on him and hit a lob down the line?

  • @imtypingwords
    @imtypingwords 9 месяцев назад

    I don't think I've seen anyone play dinks yet and I've been playing for 3 weeks. Just seems like it never happens

    • @thatpickleballguy
      @thatpickleballguy  9 месяцев назад

      You'll see it soon enough! The more you play the more it will happen!

    • @imtypingwords
      @imtypingwords 9 месяцев назад

      @@thatpickleballguy I was just playing today and now I know why I've never seen it, cause it's very hard to hit it in the kitchen when your still new. Everyone just wants to make it over the net so we hit it hard enough to make it over. It takes skill and control to get it in the kitchen. I am now working on doing just that. (I'm playing elders at my local Y) so the skill range is low

  • @sfkimrush
    @sfkimrush 6 месяцев назад +2

    The ads are taking up too much of my time........................

  • @michaelpoindexter8886
    @michaelpoindexter8886 Год назад

    Right? Right? Right? Why do you have to say that so many times? Do you need confirmation of everything you say?