4 KEY Pickleball Mistakes you are making | You CAN Fix These

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
  • Giving points away to your opponents?
    Reduce your pickleball mistakes.
    Do this, and you will improve your pickleball play.
    In this video, we focus on 4 KEY Pickleball Mistakes AND teach you how to fix them.
    Time Stamps for the pickleball Mistakes reduction tips in this video:
    Introduction to the Four Pickleball Mistakes Holding You Back - 00:00
    Hitting balls out along the pickleball court sidelines. - 01:24
    Hit your pickleball serve and return in the middle of the court box - 04:39
    Do not let the net on the pickleball court beat you - 06:15
    Avoid doing too much when you are hitting your pickleball shots - 09:15
    In this video, we show you 4 areas where pickleball players generally give away points. We also show you how to fix these mistakes. Use these tips to minimize the mistakes you are making when you play.
    The tips in this video apply to beginner pickleball players, intermediate pickleball players, and even advanced pickleball players.
    Our most requested topic is how to avoid unforced mistakes while playing pickleball. This video gives you 4 tips to help you reduce those pickleball unforced errors and up your game.
    Check out these other videos to continue reducing your game mistakes and continue on your path to pickleball improvement.
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  • @BestPickleballCoach
    @BestPickleballCoach  3 года назад +1

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  • @Ginzalili
    @Ginzalili 4 года назад +4

    The middle of of court by the kitchen is an amazing safe space to hit the ball over the net. It allows the most room for error when aiming just above the white vertical line in the middle of the net.

  • @ronsmith9854
    @ronsmith9854 5 лет назад +3

    Nice video. Good pace, not boring. And your humility lends credibility.

  • @billmorley6957
    @billmorley6957 5 лет назад +1

    I appreciate the editing. Nice work there. Enjoyed the tips, too. Excellent stuff.

  • @judyjob4470
    @judyjob4470 5 лет назад

    This was excellent!! I’m totally convicted now! Haven’t been playing long at all but I realize my unforced errors are killing me and annoying my partner!! I’ll work on consistency & stop going for those low percentage shots and spin (which I love)! Thanks look forward to more videos!! Most helpful!!!

  • @richardf5265
    @richardf5265 5 лет назад +5

    Really useful for myself a 3.0 trying to get to 4.0

  • @joannnorelius8459
    @joannnorelius8459 5 лет назад

    Thank you. Great info. I need to work on!

  • @russellelefterion4260
    @russellelefterion4260 5 лет назад

    Great job Tony!!!

  • @dougjoyce1
    @dougjoyce1 5 лет назад

    Thanks Tony, great tips

  • @joemarshall4226
    @joemarshall4226 4 года назад +2

    The most important thing about a deep return is that it makes the third shot drop more difficult. It also makes it more difficult to hit an effective drive or lob than a short return would allow.

  • @Musicaltwig
    @Musicaltwig 5 лет назад +6

    Great advice! I like how you don't waste anytime in getting your points across! :D

  • @gg80108
    @gg80108 5 лет назад +9

    The key to gaining skills is not beating yourself and you can move to 3.5 4.0. Keep track of your unforced errors, that's where you can improve!

  • @normanberlat9076
    @normanberlat9076 5 лет назад

    Very good information. I need help on unforced errors.

  • @ronaldcurry9752
    @ronaldcurry9752 5 лет назад

    Tony my wife and I are avid pickleball players that live in Tampa, where are these courts your playing for these lessons?

  • @garyjones3585
    @garyjones3585 5 лет назад +1

    all good advice

  • @thisbee66
    @thisbee66 3 года назад

    I love your logic and simplicity.

  • @chrisgeoguy
    @chrisgeoguy 5 лет назад

    Hey there...when do folks play out at this park? Ive played there a hand full of times, but not one is every out there...any where to check for a schedule?

    • @robertschmidt9301
      @robertschmidt9301 5 лет назад

      Chris I live in Tampa. Where is this park? Have been playing mostly indoors so far. Have not yet played on a legitimate outdoor court. Park name, location?

    • @AFUB
      @AFUB 5 лет назад

      Robert Schmidt this is at Julian B Lane park in Tampa. Right now there is. Or play schedule it is all open play.

    • @AFUB
      @AFUB 5 лет назад

      Right now it is all open play.

  • @karenmchugh5511
    @karenmchugh5511 2 года назад

    HI, would you please define unforced error for me as this is the first video I've seen that uses this term. Thanks

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  2 года назад

      Be my pleasure. An unforced error is an error made when not under duress. Say a player hits an amazing shot and you miss it. That would not count as an unforced error. A missed smash is usually an unforced error. Hope this helps.

  • @bkmason57
    @bkmason57 3 года назад

    Hey. Thanks, man.

  • @mollymorris1447
    @mollymorris1447 4 года назад

    Would you please do a video on mental toughness during competition?!

    • @joemarshall4226
      @joemarshall4226 4 года назад +1

      Mental toughness is the wrong way to think about it. Just think about being consistent on the big points, Get your energy up before the point begins by doing a little dance step or running n place...Then just go for basic shots with plenty of net clearance...keep the feet moving, the hands, loose and ready, and the eyes focused...and above all, HAVE FUN!

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  2 месяца назад

      Check out our podcast - Pickleball Therapy

  • @dionrockia5134
    @dionrockia5134 5 лет назад

    Please come to our store and see if you have the pickleball racket you want.

  • @godgunsandgoldens
    @godgunsandgoldens 3 года назад

    I’m not sure of the “axiom” better to hit the ball high so your opponent can smash on you then an unforced error in the net. Hitting high balls can become a “scar” for new players who may be content just getting the ball back as success. I’ve seen it many times with new players and they build a bad habit from it that’s hard to change. I say hit as close to net within 2 feet or so as possible except serves, service returns and lobs that are required to bounce before stroking. Adjust your shots into net and try to keep easy smashes by your opponent to minimum to keep them from building confidence off easy high balls close to the zone. I’d rather hit a few balls into net then allow easy smashes that take little skill from opponents. New players are more likely to realize and adjust well to hitting balls into net then consistently hitting balls a little too high.

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  3 года назад

      Agree that high shots are not optimal. But they are better than the net by far. Net wins 100% of the time. High balls 75-80%? Probabilities drive the decision making from our perspective. But definitely like the thought process.

    • @SDPBALLCOACH
      @SDPBALLCOACH 2 года назад

      @@BestPickleballCoach
      Exactly!!

  • @juancarlosgutierrez4730
    @juancarlosgutierrez4730 9 месяцев назад

    No entendí, título en español explicado en inglés.

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  9 месяцев назад

      Aqui hay uno en español: ruclips.net/video/reF2q3ElzkU/видео.htmlsi=TJucoWjuoHXmAbLy.

  • @salidjalleta4759
    @salidjalleta4759 3 года назад

    ;

  • @tripleUstudios69
    @tripleUstudios69 5 лет назад +1

    god tony you're so hot