5 Pickleball Drills to SAVE YOUR GAME

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If you're new to Pickleball, it's possible that the way you're playing is slowing down your progress. I've got 5 pickleball drills that you need to start doing now to get better much, much faster.

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[thatpickleballguy]

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[lorikarriker]

You are a great teacher. Just started pickle ball and you are by far the easiest to understand and the most interesting. Thanks for all you do.🎉

[everbard]

"You're practicing for who you want to become." Thank you! I keep telling my dad he needs to practice his soft game, but he won't because hitting it really hard works so well at the 3.5 level. I've now surpassed him and am onto 4.0 in much less time and without the tennis background he has because I adopted a soft game. I always told him, "I want to learn how to beat anybody, not just 3.0s and 3.5s."

[alohaleslie]

Thanks PBG! I'm a 4.3 player, but these are awesome "back to basic" drills that can help any level. You are by far the best teacher out there and I always look for your next new adventure in PB!

[PickleballStudio]

I won’t be a 3.5 after these. World ain’t ready for a 4.0 Pickleball Studio

[jessicapaquelier]

This is a perfect solution! Drilling but making it a game! Big fan. Thank You. ❤❤❤

[tonycannon]

Thank you for this video I've been improving real fast but I hit a plateau need to go back to the basics and drill drill drill drell

[peteherrera]

Drills are awesome. Just like working on your strokes with a ball machine. Everything is about form and technique.

[zachchats]

Thanks for showing me some drills to practice! I started playing almost two years ago and my wife just started playing so we will for sure try the cross court dink game!

[marianettekauahikaua]

You’re great - tanks from Hawaii!! Thursdays is drill day with my partner-2-3 hours. We’ll do this. Love how u put at altogether with skinny game.

[marilyngates]

Thanks! I host a ladies beginner group and I try to start with a couple of drills. We try these but nobody can purposely do drop shots from the baseline. More practice is needed!

[patrickjustdo-inthings]

Thanks for this informative video, 1 question, when is your court 2 (left side gonna be constructed?)

[RRXY]

Oh my god! Kyle, thank you for sharing these with us! 🔥 Can’t wait to try and practice!! 💪

[PoppaDocRocks]

Do you have a video for solo practice drills or training? Can’t always have a partner when I want to practice. It be great to see some solo drills. Thanks for the videos.

[EpicRev]

Paddle position at the net can be a personal preference. In the drill session, Kyle has the paddle in a straight up and down position above the net at near mid-chest height. But if you watch the play example he provides the paddle is much closer to net height and is in the natural horizontal position. I prefer more of a JW Johnson paddle position, more relaxed in a horizontal position just above the waist( net height). If you play at the 4.5 level and above 80% of the balls are coming back in this 12" range up or down. If someone is driving a ball and I need to hit it near the upper chest level it's most likely going long. A huge majority of attackable balls are played off the backhand paddle position. There is so much wasted time and effort moving your paddle from the upright position back down to net level. Know one is hitting the ball with their paddle in the upright position except out of panic. I would say the paddle position is also dependent on the court position. With two right-handers at the net, the ball position on the court will determine my paddle position. If my left-side partner is engaged head to head I'm covering the middle with my paddle completely in the back-hand horizontal position. If I'm on the right side engage head to head my paddle is definitely more neutral but still favoring a back handle position. If I'm on the left side covering the hole my paddle is no higher than net level and is closer to the neutral/forehand position. IMO as you get better a "ready" position is super important but it needs to be semi-flexible based on court positioning,

[kevinmyoung]

totally love your style, Kyle. Good stuff. Thanks!

[yassirr]

That example using Kobe's practice ethic, Phenomenal! 👏👏👏👏 Very few, VERY few want to put in the time to drill. "It's Boring. Waaah! I just wanna hit the ball!"

[RCodyWanner]

your wide shot at the back of the court, is that a gopro?

[collegepros]

Just discovered your channel! Great content! Thanks!

[Jack]

I've just started to play pickleball as I'm too old to play squash anymore
But when l did play squash l did drills all the time and it really helped my game I'm sure it would really help your pickleball game Problem is finding someone that will do drills and not just want to play!