I have seen a lot of reset videos and think this is the first one that focuses so much on widening the stance and having solid legs which is super helpful. What I like most about this video is you are coaching someone who isn’t already a 4.0+. You can see and learn so much from seeing a less advanced player making mistakes and learning from teaching points. Thanks Corbin for being that person! Would love to see more like this.
These types of videos for me are a winning formula. Having a player of this level and you guiding them thru the motions of form, technique etc. Great video! Thank you for the amazing content
Resetting is something that I've been wanting to work on. So important when playing with bangers to try and slow the game down. Big fan of your content.
The modeling of moves with a short explanation is super useful. To the error and then the correct movement is worth a 1000 words. I learned so much when you directly named the error and explain the why the error correction is beneficial. I plan to watch this YT channel more often.
This is an awesome drill. Thank you for making it and keeping it real with a non professional player so we can see and learn from Corbin's miss hits. Thanks Corbin!
Well Done Jordan! Thanks for the refresher lesson on resetting shots and getting low on the returns. Hope you and the family are staying cool in AZ, hope to see you for a lesson in the fall. Way Hot and Humid in SC.
Stance (lowerer) is as important as paddle moves. More easier for someone of shorter stature than a taller player. Taller player can reach wider balls. ( Longer arms).overall, to play higher levels it come down to getting low and that can take a lot from the thighs. Gym strength training or body weight squats can help.
That’s interesting about not primarily using your legs to lift the ball on resets because that’s where I always try to put my reset power. I’ll give this a shot next drilling session! Thank you!
Fantastic! Come to Fla or NC! Question High bounce balls to my backhand in transition? When I hit them hard they come back and when I try hit soft I tend to pop it up a little What shot should I focus on?
I love the transition zone and hitting resets but I have a tendency to watch where my shot lands instead of moving forward immediately. Any suggestions?
Only complaint of the video would be the audio, sounds muffled and kinda like you did an amazing perfectly timed voice over. Something about the lack of any music, ball noise, and kinda weird crispy ness and audio bugs that occur sometimes.
Yo Jordan it’s Seth again, could you at some point make a video on speed ups again? This is the issue I am having and maybe you can help. When I speed up there is a lot of times we’re my opponent will block the speed up and it pops up. But sometimes that pop up is a little high so either A) I swing at it usually resulting in either a out ball or a bad counter to there counter or B) They hit it over my reach/head causing me to be in a very awkward position. What are some tips for capitalizing on these types of plays? It seems to me that there is no time to take a step back to get a better shot.
I have seen a lot of reset videos and think this is the first one that focuses so much on widening the stance and having solid legs which is super helpful. What I like most about this video is you are coaching someone who isn’t already a 4.0+. You can see and learn so much from seeing a less advanced player making mistakes and learning from teaching points. Thanks Corbin for being that person! Would love to see more like this.
Glad it was helpful!
Yes. Having widening the stance and getting low come up multiple times really drove it home for me. Very good.
Now speed it up to 85mph 😮
Corbin demonstrated well because he has good touch and hand skills already.
These types of videos for me are a winning formula. Having a player of this level and you guiding them thru the motions of form, technique etc. Great video! Thank you for the amazing content
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Excellent lesson Jordan. Thank you.
Larry Roberts
Glad you enjoyed it!
Props to Corbin! Also, Jordan's coaching is great. I like his feedback and positive attitude.
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Resetting is something that I've been wanting to work on. So important when playing with bangers to try and slow the game down. Big fan of your content.
Thanks !
Please keep these videos coming! This is great content and I’m learning so much from you. Thank you!
Thanks!
More Free coaching! Woohoo! Thanks.😊
More to come! 😎
The modeling of moves with a short explanation is super useful. To the error and then the correct movement is worth a 1000 words. I learned so much when you directly named the error and explain the why the error correction is beneficial. I plan to watch this YT channel more often.
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I'm always rooting for Corbin to keep improving. Let's go Corbin! You got this!
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One of the best comprehensive reset training that I've seen. So many great points. Thanks to you both.
Thanks!
Excellent! Great detail on reset shots including shot steps and scenarios.
Thanks!
I love how you explain in such a way that I can follow you so easily- and it all makes so much sense! Thank you for your content!
You are so welcome!
This is an awesome drill. Thank you for making it and keeping it real with a non professional player so we can see and learn from Corbin's miss hits. Thanks Corbin!
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing video. Stuff I already knew but great to see someone explain everything with such ease. Most of us 3.5-4.0 players need a refresher sometimes
Glad it helped!
Outstanding video guys! Excellent tips on resetting and transitioning to NVL. Thanks guys! 🎉❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really good lesson, Jordan. (Corbin, thanks for being "us" in this video.)
I see the need for some more lessons ... soon!
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Thank you so much on the the resetting . Very helpful tips ! Excellent well appreciated!
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That was awesome to watch & learn
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Stop early! Exactly. Thanks Jordan
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What type of microphones are you using for this video? The audio quality is excellent. Especially for something that is attached to your shirt.
DJI
Well Done Jordan! Thanks for the refresher lesson on resetting shots and getting low on the returns. Hope you and the family are staying cool in AZ, hope to see you for a lesson in the fall. Way Hot and Humid in SC.
Dry here, but 110 degrees lol
Great stuff Jordan!
Thanks !
Hi Jordan! Great video!!
Glad you liked it!!
Jordan great video…how about mixing in a singles strategy video😊
Have you seen this?
ruclips.net/video/dvxEwQxHLl0/видео.html
Stance (lowerer) is as important as paddle moves. More easier for someone of shorter stature than a taller player. Taller player can reach wider balls. ( Longer arms).overall, to play higher levels it come down to getting low and that can take a lot from the thighs. Gym strength training or body weight squats can help.
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That’s interesting about not primarily using your legs to lift the ball on resets because that’s where I always try to put my reset power. I’ll give this a shot next drilling session! Thank you!
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Fantastic! Come to Fla or NC!
Question
High bounce balls to my backhand in transition? When I hit them hard they come back and when I try hit soft I tend to pop it up a little
What shot should I focus on?
Sound like you need to step back and create a little bit more space when hitting them soft. If driving, you have to drive it low to the wings
I love the transition zone and hitting resets but I have a tendency to watch where my shot lands instead of moving forward immediately. Any suggestions?
Drill drill drill! Hit your shot, make a quick decision, and move!
On a scale of 1-10 what is the grip pressure and does it change as you move back?
Always around a 4
Only complaint of the video would be the audio, sounds muffled and kinda like you did an amazing perfectly timed voice over. Something about the lack of any music, ball noise, and kinda weird crispy ness and audio bugs that occur sometimes.
Thanks
Jordan, I think it was cool how you took a low 2.5 level player and demonstrated the correct ways to learn these shots. Keep up the hard work!
He’s definitely not a 2.5 lol
Yo Jordan it’s Seth again, could you at some point make a video on speed ups again? This is the issue I am having and maybe you can help.
When I speed up there is a lot of times we’re my opponent will block the speed up and it pops up. But sometimes that pop up is a little high so either A) I swing at it usually resulting in either a out ball or a bad counter to there counter or B) They hit it over my reach/head causing me to be in a very awkward position. What are some tips for capitalizing on these types of plays? It seems to me that there is no time to take a step back to get a better shot.
ruclips.net/video/JSXCc9loZQA/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/daMkCbmKJkc/видео.html
Not sure what you did to the audio but it sounds like a podcast instead of having natural court acoustics.
Sound quality was very bad, had to do some audio fixing
Is there any real advantage to using 2-hands?
Of course, for most players it’s power, and for others it’s control. Most pros use two handed shots for both.
How do you like the Project 006?
I like it, but not fully used to it yet!
ruclips.net/video/2xE16pH-KhM/видео.html
How early can stopping early be?
Before your opponent hits the ball
Corbin Dallas!
Multipass.
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@@BrionesPickleball The Fifth Element! Best sci-fi comedy ever made!
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Grip pressure on volley resets?
3-5
Out of 10
Grazie !!@@BrionesPickleball
Make a video on your new coach. I thought he was the same milo from the podcast.
Milo?
Haha I thought it was this guy ruclips.net/video/d926wZBrx8Q/видео.html but his name is Kyle
Lol
2)Don’t lift your body while resetting. Is he lifting his body too much?
At times in this video, yes
Is Jordan Filipino?
Yes
This guy could not understand how o get in a wider stace 😂
He’s working on it 😊
Jimmy Legs gang 🥲