Thank you so much, I’m from Montreal, Canada. I’m not very good in English but the way you did this video is perfect. I was so confuse sometimes about the score. Now I understand.
So the player number (1 or 2) follows the player positions at the start of a rally? A player who started off as player #1 will not always be player #1?
@@KC-ed1dj that is correct. Whomever is on the right side at the side out ( when the serve opportunity comes back to a team) is server 1 and the partner is server 2 for that sequence.
So who ever is on the right hand side (facing the net) would be 0-0-1 the next time - if no one scored preciously it still would be Jack as the first server. If Jack won the the point he would serve from the left - and partner would be on the right serving 1-0-1.
Whom ever is the first server ( both teams) will be even from the right side through out the game. Their partners will be even from the left court throughout the game.
So, at the START of the game, the very first server who is 002 serves; looses a point but NOT on a side out…..Does that mean his or her partner serves???
At the very beginning of the game the person on the right serves 002. They lose the rally. He is the only server. Side out . The other team will serve and both partners will serve one after the other. Let’s say they lose both of their serves. Side out again. Original server now calls 001 because the right hand side serves first. The only rotation with one server is the first one in the very beginning of the game.
Very confusing and poor scoring system there is no way most people can memorize all that, at least in badminton it is way more simple, 1 service, even on right and odd on left, none of this switcheroo nonsense, 1 becomes 2 and 2 becomes 1 crap.
@@jimmydandy9364 it can be very confusing indeed. Once you play it on the court it does get easier. There also rally scoring - one point given each point played. Volleyball went that way years ago. Thanks for commenting.
We will be remaking the video with a speedier delivery. We have learned a lot over the past 1 1/2 on RUclips. Thanks for the feedback and comment. How long have you been playing pickleball? Any thing we can help you with?
I think my crude animation tried to make it look wide. Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for checking. Actually that would be an awesome return of serve against some people, wouldn't it?
@@ZSistersPickleball I’m talking about Carrie’s return at 3:40. She returns a serve, it goes over the net, it bounces in the kitchen and that is declared a fault. A ball can’t bounce first in the kitchen?
@@dr.figvideos3303 Thanks for giving me the timing marker. Carrie hit a winner in the kitchen that Anne could not return, so it was a fault on Anne's part and her partner Jill served the next point. In pickleball mistakes are faults, so I guess that's why I called it that. Technically, Carrie made a winner! I hope that helps. She was sneaky on that short return!
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Very clear explanation of Pickle Ball! Thank you!
Thanks for your nice comment Debbie!
Thank you so much, I’m from Montreal, Canada. I’m not very good in English but the way you did this video is perfect. I was so confuse sometimes about the score. Now I understand.
@@chantalsergerie4684 I’m so glad it helped you! How’s the pickleball going?
So the player number (1 or 2) follows the player positions at the start of a rally? A player who started off as player #1 will not always be player #1?
@@KC-ed1dj that is correct. Whomever is on the right side at the side out ( when the serve opportunity comes back to a team) is server 1 and the partner is server 2 for that sequence.
So who ever is on the right hand side (facing the net) would be 0-0-1 the next time - if no one scored preciously it still would be Jack as the first server. If Jack won the the point he would serve from the left - and partner would be on the right serving 1-0-1.
At the start of the game, the very first server will be server number 2; even on rotation of the serve……..
Yes and only that person serves in that rotation
The first server at the START of the game, will always be server number 2; even on rotation of that very first serve…..
Whom ever is the first server ( both teams) will be even from the right side through out the game. Their partners will be even from the left court throughout the game.
So, at the START of the game, the very first server who is 002 serves; looses a point but NOT on a side out…..Does that mean his or her partner serves???
At the very beginning of the game the person on the right serves 002. They lose the rally. He is the only server. Side out . The other team will serve and both partners will serve one after the other. Let’s say they lose both of their serves. Side out again. Original server now calls 001 because the right hand side serves first. The only rotation with one server is the first one in the very beginning of the game.
If Jack is 1, why did he say 0-0-2?
The very very first point of the match is 0-0-2. In the old rules some would say 0-0-start
@@ZSistersPickleball and your partner would be 0-1-1, next time?
The first person to serve at the START of the game will be server number 2 even on rotation......
@@johnstacy8440 you are correct!
Very confusing and poor scoring system there is no way most people can memorize all that, at least in badminton it is way more simple, 1 service, even on right and odd on left, none of this switcheroo nonsense, 1 becomes 2 and 2 becomes 1 crap.
@@jimmydandy9364 it can be very confusing indeed. Once you play it on the court it does get easier. There also rally scoring - one point given each point played. Volleyball went that way years ago. Thanks for commenting.
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Good explanation but too slow.
We will be remaking the video with a speedier delivery. We have learned a lot over the past 1 1/2 on RUclips. Thanks for the feedback and comment. How long have you been playing pickleball? Any thing we can help you with?
Why is the ball landing in the kitchen on a return a fault?
I think my crude animation tried to make it look wide. Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for checking. Actually that would be an awesome return of serve against some people, wouldn't it?
@@ZSistersPickleball I’m talking about Carrie’s return at 3:40. She returns a serve, it goes over the net, it bounces in the kitchen and that is declared a fault. A ball can’t bounce first in the kitchen?
@@dr.figvideos3303 Thanks for giving me the timing marker. Carrie hit a winner in the kitchen that Anne could not return, so it was a fault on Anne's part and her partner Jill served the next point. In pickleball mistakes are faults, so I guess that's why I called it that. Technically, Carrie made a winner! I hope that helps. She was sneaky on that short return!
@@dr.figvideos3303 it’s not a fault unless it occurred on a serve. At least that’s what I understand