Thanks Tanner. Good stuff! Like how you get right to it without monologuing, demonstrate clearly and have ideas that not a lot of other channels talk about.
The Erne section made me realize one of the advantages of the left side player taking over the middle dinks to the left enemies back hand(aka why the left side takes more dinks). Lets them set up an Erne for the (right side) partner easier than the right side trying straight up. (Mainly for righty only teams)
For a long time the RUclips PB mantra was "getting to 4.0" and it tended to fixate upon a plethora of small skills that finally facilitated banging out content over banging out points. That niche is overdeveloped now. All the good channels these days, such as this channel, John Cincola, and pickleburner are bringing more focus to the advanced thought process. It's an overdue and welcome change. The skills have never interested me much except in the context of their strategic significance. How to reset from the transition zone is not something I'm going to master in isolation from _why_ I'm resetting from the transition zone. Usually because my 3rd shot drop was risibly substandard, but there are also other reasons.
could you do detailed and slowmo vids a bout your left hand serve please really wanna learn it.. i wanna main left hand now cause i dont wanna switch hands around anymore
I see these kids playing pickleball and think that in years past, these kids would all be playing tennis. Theres a steeper learning curve to tennis but with a little bit of practice, it becomes accessible, particularly to young people who can move around the court. I feel like the pickle ball craze is siphoning these young kids away from tennis, preventing them from putting in a bit of a practice, becoming competent tennis players and having a fun sport/hobby for life. Pickleball is great for old people or those who really cannot handle the physical requirements of tennis but if you are not morbidly obese or older than 60, you should be playing tennis. @@tanner.pickleball
I watch this video before every match because it keeps me sharp. It works.
Love in!!!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this and you are such a great teacher! TY!!!
You are so welcome!
Thanks Tanner. Good stuff! Like how you get right to it without monologuing, demonstrate clearly and have ideas that not a lot of other channels talk about.
Glad it was helpful! That is what I try to make it all about!
Wow!!!
May be your best video yet.
So much value packed in this one.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.
Wow, thank you! That means a lot :)
Love all your videos: relevant, to the point, clear and insightful. No fluff. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
3:31 special guest appearance photo bomber, he camouflage, what a cutie. Is it a chameleon? Iguana?
Hahaah too funny!!! Iguana!! Florida animals hahah
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing. I especially like the Erne instructions.
Glad it was helpful!!
MEEEEEE TOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Fellow 3.0s watching like this video is relevant to our skill level.
Hahahaha
The Erne section made me realize one of the advantages of the left side player taking over the middle dinks to the left enemies back hand(aka why the left side takes more dinks). Lets them set up an Erne for the (right side) partner easier than the right side trying straight up. (Mainly for righty only teams)
Exactly! I’m glad you saw this. Having a lefty on your team makes it possible on both sides!
Your videos are getting better and better. Nicely done!
Glad you think so!
Great content that's different from everyone else on YT. Keep it coming!
Thanks! Will do!
Incredible value in this video. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video even for me at a 3+ level. I also love my CRBN 1X 16mm! Best paddle!
Let’s go! That’s what I use :)
Awesome content! It's great to have a lefty point of view cause I'm a lefty too.✌️❤️🙂
Right on! Thanks!!!
For a long time the RUclips PB mantra was "getting to 4.0" and it tended to fixate upon a plethora of small skills that finally facilitated banging out content over banging out points. That niche is overdeveloped now. All the good channels these days, such as this channel, John Cincola, and pickleburner are bringing more focus to the advanced thought process. It's an overdue and welcome change.
The skills have never interested me much except in the context of their strategic significance. How to reset from the transition zone is not something I'm going to master in isolation from _why_ I'm resetting from the transition zone. Usually because my 3rd shot drop was risibly substandard, but there are also other reasons.
Thank you very much I appreciate that! I totally agree, which is why I started this channel!
AWESOME TANNER!!!!!
Let’s go!!
Completing an Erne is my last milestone. I'll try these setups 👍
Love it!!
I love your videos and TikToks as well. I wish you were right handed though so I could visualize better how I would hit the ball.
Haha I will demonstrate righty :)
Awesome ‼️ 👌
Thanks ✌️
could you do detailed and slowmo vids a bout your left hand serve please really wanna learn it.. i wanna main left hand now cause i dont wanna switch hands around anymore
Yes I can!!
tqvm @@tanner.pickleball
That lizzard 😮
Hahaha
Awwwww yeah
what’s ur paddle of choice now? i see u switchin a lot
Been using / sticking with the CRBN 1x 16mm love it!
Do you have that Iguana under contract? 😀
Too funny! I don’t even notice him till the comment section 🤣
Imagine doing an atp on that court 😳😂
Hahahahahaha
Team tomassi!
LFGGG
🔥
:)
so how do i even get rated in pickleball
Playing tournaments!
Pickleball is LAME. Unless you are old, you should be playing tennis (even if you are old, you should be playing tennis is you can move at all).
Got it
I see these kids playing pickleball and think that in years past, these kids would all be playing tennis. Theres a steeper learning curve to tennis but with a little bit of practice, it becomes accessible, particularly to young people who can move around the court. I feel like the pickle ball craze is siphoning these young kids away from tennis, preventing them from putting in a bit of a practice, becoming competent tennis players and having a fun sport/hobby for life. Pickleball is great for old people or those who really cannot handle the physical requirements of tennis but if you are not morbidly obese or older than 60, you should be playing tennis. @@tanner.pickleball
Hmm. That explains why so many tennis players coming over to Pickleball.
If a tennis player is coming over to pickleball it is because they couldnt make it as a tennis player, lol@@orderkaos
Not as lame as posting cliche "wHY dOn't You pLay Tennis" comment under pickleball video. Lame ass unoriginal bs.