Super informative, thanks! I really appreciate the reminder about always getting back into the ready position during drills. As you mentioned, keeping the paddle down after executing a specific drill (backhand dinks) in this video isn't realistic for actual gameplay-great advice to build better habits!"
I don't like to build any habit into my game until I understand the margin, the trade offs, and the ensuing dynamics. * Why is it less desirable to hit the ball shallower than the orange tape? * What happens if you hit a little bit past the orange tape? * What happens if you actually target the NVL? *What kinds of opponents will most effectively exploit shallower or deeper balls than the idealized orange tape? This is great skill instruction, but it falls short on cognitive instruction.
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my favorite pickleball coach love the way u break things down
Super informative, thanks! I really appreciate the reminder about always getting back into the ready position during drills. As you mentioned, keeping the paddle down after executing a specific drill (backhand dinks) in this video isn't realistic for actual gameplay-great advice to build better habits!"
Grateful for you! Learned so much
Appreciate your lessons Josh!!!
Long shot but where do you coach? Need to find someone chill like you.
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I don't like to build any habit into my game until I understand the margin, the trade offs, and the ensuing dynamics.
* Why is it less desirable to hit the ball shallower than the orange tape?
* What happens if you hit a little bit past the orange tape?
* What happens if you actually target the NVL?
*What kinds of opponents will most effectively exploit shallower or deeper balls than the idealized orange tape?
This is great skill instruction, but it falls short on cognitive instruction.
Wru located? Looking for some lessons/workouts!
How much do I owe you?
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