Best Partner Positioning Secrets | Pickleball
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Learn how to be the doubles partner everyone wants to play with | Best Partner Positioning Secrets | Pickleball | Effective Partnering & Positioning
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Chapters:
00:00 STRATEGY INTRO
00:58 OVERVIEW PARTNER PROTECT
01:56 PICKLEBALL PARTNER PROTECT
04:45 HOW TO PROTECT
06:06 PICKLEBALL POINT BREAKDOWN ANALYSIS 
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What kind of players do you like playing with?
People who don't stay on the back line and just wail on the ball every time, always so annoying. I try to say "it's easier if you move up" and they say "nah I'm good"🙄
Players who've been watching JCP videos!
I like players who understand and are passionate about strategy as much as they are about improving their technical skills.
Left hand ones.
My favoeites are the ones I have good playing chemistry with and/or I enjoy their company.
I tend to play a softer game, so I hate playing with a banger as I'll be setting up points, but look bad as a partner is constantly speeding up resulting in bad things at the net.
I either have to play like a banger (which I hate) or be murdered by return shots. My teammate is setting up with thier ill advised speedups..
If my partner can reset and hit drops, I typically love playing with em. ❤
This video is so valuable, because we play with so many different partners. This helps enormously! Thanks! Keep your videos coming.
Thank you! Will do!
Another great video filled with substantial content to help in becoming a better Pickleball player in the way that you think and strategize on the court in real time. The idea of the screenshots at the end of your videos is also great. I don’t think anyone else is doing this presently, but I would not be surprised if some of the other instructional videos begin copying you in this regard. Keep up the good work. Thank you
thank you, take it with you to the courts as a helpful reminder
John Cincola = one of the best you tube content creators around. Excellent pb advice/instruction. ♥
Glad you think so!
Excellent! I like the way you break down the strategy. What to do and why. In a way this reminds me of running plays and set pieces in soccer. More please.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, this is exactly the kind of instructional video I was looking for! Thank you so much. I instinctually had been trying to do an inside out forehand from the left side to the crosscourt player's backhand, but this explains why. I am going to share this with all my doubles partners and MLP team.
I still need lots of help with doubles strategies, getting out of the transition zone, and courts positioning, so keep this amazing content coming!
Glad it helped! always keep improving!
Great video,easily applied. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Love the thorough explanation of how and why to do these step, as well as the different in-game examples to see it in action! Excited to try these technique with my partner
Glad it was helpful!
Another great helpful video John! Thanks for doing what you do!
Glad it was helpful! stay tuned for more
Amazing tips!
Cannot wait to use.
You are the best!
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John, best teaching channel for sure!
Wow, thanks!
Superb instruction as usual, sir!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video! Love your channel- very helpful information. Thanks!
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Amazing tips ❤❤❤❤ thank you 🙏
thank you!
I'm still amazed in rec play when the player up at the net on the serve receiving side just stares straight ahead on the serve and doesn't look back and follow the ball.
amazing...
Loved this video! Thank you
You are so welcome!
Thank you for formalizing this. It seems like a step by step tutorial. I'll start working on this today.
go get it!
Awesome tips! Excited to try these strategies with my Oliver-Sport paddle. Thanks for the great advice! 🙌
Good luck!
This is a great, well thought out video with excellent instruction!
Glad it was helpful!
Master yoga with another great video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good stuff. Thanks!
You bet!
Great stuff!
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome info!
Glad it was helpful!
This is so goood!
thank you!
This is excellent!
gracias! thank you for your sub
Great description of positioning. This is exactly how I approach that sequence. I am not strong or fast, but I do have good positioning which is my type of pressure. I try to protect my partner's inside foot and apply pressure by narrowing my opponents window. Being 3.5/4.0 I generally overplay a half step to make for some additional mental stress for my opponents. i.e. make them think more about my threat & how open the line looks (I do get burned down the line quite a bit, but that makes it more interesting).
I like playing with players that are balanced and that I understand what they are doing & that trust me (I often play slowly, that seems to make some folks jumpy). I like playing with partners who are thinking and in control of their bodies.
great comment thanks for your input!
A great set of strategies I can use during my next game!
go for it
This is an excellent video.
thank you! stay tuned for more
This is gold. So many teach you should move together.
thank you!
Players who are students of the game!
I play with a wild variety of ages of players and I love playing with those who know what to do and try to do that even if sometimes their abilities don’t allow them to do it. We all miss shots but not everyone knows where to be and why to be there. ❤❤
there's alot to learn about the game!
Hi John - I just recently switched from the power air to the vanguard control (midweight). Curious if you could share how you customize your paddle (paddle weight, where you put weight around the perimeter, etc.) much appreciated!
Love the content!!! Best instructional RUclipsr.
@johncincolapickleball great video! Would you consider doing a video on strategies/player assignments on the court while playing with a righty lefty combo?
thank you for the suggestion. can watch stephan and I play in MLP , we are on the pandas together
Wow… this is exactly what I’ve been doing & why, although you articulated it.
glad it is helpful! bring the screenshot guide to your local courts
Hey, John. Have you ever used the sellkirk luxx? It's my current paddle but i've been curious about the control carbon you are using
Merci beaucoup!
you are welcome! is pickleball big in France?
I'm from Quebec, here the popularity of pickleball has exploded in the last 5 years!
Reely interesting tank's
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interesting video. I'm always moving forward, but I think I am not moving with a purpose. This was very helpful in breaking down they strategic thinking behind moving forward when not hitting. I really will work on this.
awesome! you got it
You should NOT always be moving forward! You SHOULD always be improving your position. That means moving back when it’s appropriate…when you or your partner hit a high ball, when your partner is stretched way out, or off court. KNOW when you are on DEFENSE, and when you are on OFFENSE. When on offense move forward! Defense…move back to give yourselves more reaction time.
@russellmarkowitz8834 not what he or I are talking about.
Thank you. Need this. I feel so bad for my partner.
glad to help!
Great video! And what if the 3rd is a drive? Where is it going ideally and where are you going?
A good question. I would add what are you doing when you see it is dropped straight ahead and not the cross court scenario that was done all 3 times. Thanks.
@johncincolapickleball - Came to ask the same question - variations for when the 3rd shot is driven (cross & straight ahead) and when the drop is straight ahead. The moving up in tandem that is often taught, will make this hard to implement with the occasional open play partner, yet I can see advantages when you and your partner are both aware and choose to implement this approach.
This confirms that I know what Im talking about.
the grease knows
I get the strategy but what if (like me) you were left handed and on the left side. It's a lot harder to protect your partner with your forehand not facing center court.
I’m not so sure I agree with you. Yes, move 2 steps forward and turn sideways to watch your partner’s 3rd shot. No, do not position yourself towards the middle. You leave the down the line shot open. I say, if your partner’s diagonally hit 3rd shot drop is going to bounce in the kitchen, both you and partner advance as close to the nvz line as possible, you covering the line, your partner at the T. You force the opponent into dinking cross court, or popping up into your partner’s forehand for a strong reply. If the 3rd shot is high, you both stay back and play defense…resetting until you can bounce the ball into the kitchen.
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I like this video idea, but I'd about 90% of the time when I am that player who goes up and split steps, the ball gets attacked off the bounce right at me so this seems to be a better vid when playing against better players because lower levels won't even think about where to not hit the ball, they'll happily swing right at the person in front of them
this is where when you split step, you get low, lean in and be ready to counter the crap outta that at their feet. Best way to force opposition to play soft game is to punish a hard game
You just need to be close enough to make them think twice about blindly hitting back at the inside foot of your partner. That's Cincola's point about positioning. Even if you just take a few out of the air as they try and roll that way, it'll make them think twice and they are forced to try and attack you straight up which is a better play for you if your partner hits a decent drop cross.
great point and thanks for your comment
you got it
I think that you're proving the point of the video, pn exactly why you move up and split step😂
can you get a partner to demonstrate what you say...
the breakdown section of the video will help you
Bet your tired of hearing from tennis players, I never look back at my partner.
haha yes can be a tennis tendency
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Wrong, wrong, wrong...what you do in the first four minutes is leave the line open on your side. I or any experienced player would smoke you down the line if you did this. It is a bad habit...and certainly not one to teach others to do. Yes, if the drop by your partner is perfect the opponent will hit a dink to your outside line as done at minute 8:15, but on a not-so-good drop by your partner, the opponent can hit toward your partners feet or down the side, your side. In other words, you must protect the line on a not-so-good drop, and your partner, who hit the cross-side drop is responsible for the middle. This is pickleball 101.
5:52
Ok, you got it. So I guess all of the top pro players are doing it wrong. I’m a 6.5 DUPR by the way, so when you say you or better experienced players I’m assuming you’re in that range too. I’d love for you to share that info
Cincola knows his stuff. Great stuff. You keep shouting wrong wrong wrong and don’t play correctly, I’ll happily do the Cincola way and take the W
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