FIVE KEY PICKLEBALL TIPS to help you Break Out from 3.5+ / 4.0 - Pickleball Play

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  • Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024

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  • @pickleballnomad1080
    @pickleballnomad1080 Год назад +11

    Like many of you fellow pickleball addicts I have spent a lot of time trying to learn from youtube videos. I’ve seen most of the content creators. Tony and CJ are bar none the best. Their three pillars of pickleball makes so much sense. Watching this video has already improved my game and I haven’t even been to the courts yet. Pickle on!

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  Год назад

      Thank you Nomad. Appreciate the shoutout. Glad the three pillars and this video proved helpful. Glad to have you with us.

  • @tonytroyer9729
    @tonytroyer9729 Год назад +5

    Love #2 Less is more! I think a lot of us fall into this category... For me its the placement of my soft punch. Thank Tony!

  • @richardmccann5359
    @richardmccann5359 Год назад +4

    Being fairly new to the game I make all the mistakes you highlight. Time for a reality check and some humble pie. Great video. Thanks.

  • @natehendricksen3338
    @natehendricksen3338 Год назад +3

    This is solid gold. I'm participating in their TPS at this time. It's requiring a complete restructuring of my play and mindset. I've been stuck for years as an inconsistent 3.5. For the first time, I believe their path will get my game to 4.0. It will take a lot of work because I've imbedded so much poor shot selection and execution into my game over the years. Being a stubborn fool doesn't help either but their training is slowly sinking in.

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  Год назад

      Hello Nate. Really appreciate the shoutout. It can be difficult to change from what we have become accustomed to. Keep with it. Your pickleball world is about to dramatically change.

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  Год назад

      Almost forgot to mention - look out for a podcast dedicated to this post. There is a lot to unpack here that can be helpful to players looking to improve. Thanks again for sharing about your journey.

  • @dennismassey1940
    @dennismassey1940 Год назад +4

    Fantastic information!

  • @tomsherwood318
    @tomsherwood318 Год назад +2

    Thanks Tony. Tip #1 is today's objective.

  • @kathycorcione8176
    @kathycorcione8176 Год назад +2

    Great tips! I will be concentrating on these 5 tips, one at a time, until I lock each ,singly, down, then move on to the next tip. Thanks, Tony!

  • @shadowsruss9106
    @shadowsruss9106 Год назад +1

    Brilliant. All the mistakes that I make on a daily basis laid bare. Thanks for improving my game.

  • @lynncourtenay2988
    @lynncourtenay2988 3 месяца назад

    Might be my favorite of your videos so far! This is bookmarked!

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  2 месяца назад

      That is quite the bar this video passed :). Hello LC. hope you are guys are living la vida.

  • @johncraig7548
    @johncraig7548 Год назад +1

    These are the best tips i have watched. Thank you.

  • @plumbedout7282
    @plumbedout7282 Год назад +1

    Great tips. Will try to implement one tip every day and consciously try to keep them on my mind till they become automatic.

  • @patrickmcpatrick
    @patrickmcpatrick Год назад +1

    Awesome tips! Thank you!👍👍

  • @jbarron
    @jbarron Год назад +1

    For tip #5 to do higher 3rd shot drops... I've noticed when I do that the ball bounces higher giving them opportunity to drive it back over the net rather than dinking. Any tips on high to do a higher 3rd shot drop to avoid the net, but also avoiding the higher bounce?

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  Год назад +1

      Think of the placement of your third. Try to place it somewhere where they have to move to it or on their non-dominant side. Also - you do not have to make it up in 1 shot. Take your time moving forward.

  • @chucklatty9473
    @chucklatty9473 Год назад +1

    Excellent video. Nicely done.

  • @JimFe-j9f
    @JimFe-j9f 4 месяца назад

    Very good video. Now I just need to remember when playing.

  • @Goofymonkey11
    @Goofymonkey11 2 месяца назад

    Great tips. So much truth to amateurs trying for too much on every dink or drop.

  • @barryreed2038
    @barryreed2038 5 месяцев назад

    Great tips. I hit too many into the net myself. Thanks.

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  5 месяцев назад

      As we all do Barry :). Focusing on the net can really help.

  • @hoyvintagecycles2936
    @hoyvintagecycles2936 10 месяцев назад

    SUPER HELPFUL

  • @philhotaling7677
    @philhotaling7677 2 месяца назад

    Q: Tip #5 makes good sense but hitting a lob-type serve seems to directly contradict Rule #4. If that type of serve is hit, you're immediately giving up the net to the opponent. That type of serve needs to be hit deep.

  • @barb987
    @barb987 Год назад +3

    Can you do anything about turning 70 and being stuck? 🤣

  • @michaelwang8195
    @michaelwang8195 10 месяцев назад

    You missed a use case....banana serve. Serving from the right side its fun to pull someone off the court or push the net player off the middle with a banana that looks like its going to hit them then drops in.

  • @gabers20
    @gabers20 Год назад +1

    lol, I feel seen. :)

  • @Riker-ER
    @Riker-ER Год назад

    👍

  • @deatonsports8629
    @deatonsports8629 Год назад

    tip number 5 what if the opponent is tall and has length? Couldn't he or she just smack that ball in the air?

    • @BestPickleballCoach
      @BestPickleballCoach  Год назад +1

      This is a common misonception (no criticism). The issue with attackable balls is not their height. It is their depth. Most pro players hit their third shots pretty high (much higher than rec players). Hope this helps.