STOP Hitting Out Balls (3 On-Court Drills)

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In this video, we've got you covered with three essential on-court drills designed to help you improve your accuracy and consistency, ultimately leading to fewer balls hit out of bounds.

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[thatpickleballguy]

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[everbard]

In baseball there is a common saying that basically goes, “Sit on the fastball and adjust to the off-speed.” The reason is if you are looking for a slower pitch it is almost impossible to catch up to a fastball if you guessed wrong. I feel this is similar to being at the kitchen in pickleball. Always expect the speed up and you can easily adjust to a dink. Not so much the other way around. This doesn’t necessarily pertain to letting out balls go, but I just liked the Albert Pujols reference. He’s one of my all-time favorite players.

[mkrig]

Your videos are extremely informative AND entertaining. Keep it up!

[rachy]

amazing vid, ty Kyle!! i would love to see in-the-air speedups for another vid in comparison to off-the-bounce

[kbotelho]

Great job, both with the teaching points and the use of video tools! Keeping it fun while making your points is what you are good at. Thank you, continued success.

[JoeStrummer-bg]

Just finished a pickleball lesson and asked my coach if we could work on this topic.

We did! The straight ahead shots we did exactly this speed up drill.

We also practiced speed ups cross court at the kitchen to the shoulder to the inside, and letting speed ups to the outside should just go. Almost all speed ups to the outside shoulder went out.

New players like mme used to hit at all of those.

Great concept in this lesson! Thanks!

[kevinjourneau]

I really appreciate all of the preparations you do to show us all of the aspects of your videos. Keep up the great work. This drill is great

[jcheupy]

One of the best instructional pickleball videos I have ever seen. Love the statistical approach with percentages, the baseball story, and most importantly those bars 🔥

[kahiauservices]

Enjoyed the humor and the lessons. Thank you.

[jsc]

Wow this is a really solid video. Great drill and information.

[kathleenmontavon]

Great analogies and a well thought out drill plan for this difficult skill. I even see the best pros having difficulty with it.

[mikeoliver]

This is good stuff, thank you Kyle! I am so sick of hitting out-balls! Do you have any suggestions for practicing letting out balls go using my Slingerbag?

[blockchaintruckernyc]

This is a great drill. Can’t wait to practice this. As a tall player 6’3 so hard to let balls go out. Have been working on getting much lower at the net which certainly helps.

[tgilsrud]

We love your videos. Keep up the amazing content

[taylorhenderson]

Your left hand is looking strong! Inspired me to drill more with both hands - keep it up!

[sweetfancymoses]

This is so good...going to practice this this weekend.

[aneecha]

can you do a video on partner communication with out leading to a fight?

[stankeye]

Great video! I sent this to my wife from your email before I even watched it, telling her 'Kyle is a great coach plus he makes if fun'. Did not disappoint now that I have watched it.

[BGK]

The topic is a great one. Thank you! The thing I've learned that sticks the most with me is the lower and closer to the net, the more likely it will be hit up. If youre playing someone that bangs it, expect the up to be out.

[angelamonson]

Do you do any in person clinics, camps or lessons?