Top 8 Pickleball Tips for CONSISTENCY (Learn These SECRETS to Level Up FAST)

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Anyone who has played pickleball knows how it feels to be inconsistent.

One day you may play amazing and the next you struggle to get the ball over the net. This can be extremely frustrating.

Today we’re going to cover a few reasons why inconsistency happens and what you can do to stop it. With these tips not only will you be able to eliminate unforced errors but you’ll have a new way to play at a higher level.

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[HighFivePickleball]

What is your secret to consistency? Let me know in the comments 👇

[jli]

There are three ways to improve consistency, one is drill, second is drill, third is also drill, until you form muscle memory for the action.

[coreenoei]

Great tips again! I like your clear presentation style. The tip that helped me a lot in the past is to look at the ball when hitting especially during the serve.

[ChrisHayashi]

Great instructional video! I liked "shrink the court" and the practice play of scoring unforced errors!

[gwbonebone]

Life long learning is part of my daily behaviors. I taught all of my professional life. Now at age 76, I am grateful for excellent teaching, such as yours, that invites choice for positive changes in mind set AND practice of practical techniques to improve skill sets. Well Done! Thank you so much!

[sharonstevens]

Great tips! The presentation and format of this video is the best I have seen on YouTube. I immediately subscribed. Clear, concise and effective instruction!

[hilarystanley]

Making sure I watch the ball. It has helped me with my serve.

[alanpranke]

Love your channel. Most important - watch the ball into the paddle. To keep my eye on the ball/paddle contact, I use the advice to visualize hitting multiple balls. Start with visualizing hitting 2 balls in a row at the net and increase to 4 balls at the back court line. Sounds simple but still the majority of the times my eyes/head pull up and look where I want the ball to go before contact.

[clewis]

Well done with ideas for drills for clinics I do - like the last drill comment-game to 11 counting unforced errors.

[patrickmcpatrick]

Terrific content - this video really helps me remember what to focus on. Thank you for posting!👍👍
(I try to remember to watch the ball and keep my head down through each shot I hit. Avoid jerking my head up to see where the ball is headed.)

[jackiebean]

So many tips...favs..anticipate ball..run to beat it there

[keithchasteen]

Ooh, the unforced error drill is brilliant!!

[TheSgtdennis]

Shrink the court is most important to me. That cool shot on the line is nice, but low percentage. Will be working on more high percentage shots.

[lucasservetti]

Excelente resumen de lo que simplemente hay que hacer. bien resumido. Me encantó. Estoy en esa línea de trabajo y creo me ayudará mucho seguir tus enseñanzas. Gracias

[christinekirchner]

Excellent tips! I will follow next time I play

[effemamancio]

I need to remind myself on that "Feet first, then swing second" especially when I'm in the momentum or in the heat of the game.

[lisanlin]

First time viewer. All are very good tips, especially for beginners.

[ES]

Tops for me was to use shoulder to swing from. I’m unlearning tennis. :) Most challenging shots are the return to the serve line …most tempting to revert to tennis.

[LainyDurocher-iu]

Lots of volume in a drill setting on the skill I'm working on. After, I had a second ''mouvement to the drill. Ex lateral mouvement then a push dink to the right corner of the nvz. And finally, I work on the skill in a controlled game setting....

[johnzieour]

Most helpful advice play a game and the first team to make 11 UNforced errors loses!!