My BEST Pickleball Strategies (to win a lot more)

Boost your pickleball game and start winning more matches with these must-know tactics. In this video, I reveal my top strategies and secrets to sharpen your decision-making skills and outsmart your opponents. Suitable for both beginners and experienced players, these techniques will give you a competitive edge on the court. Master the 2 shot put away and learn how to target your opponent's backhand to elevate your game. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell to stay up-to-date with my latest pickleball tips, tricks, and hacks to help you improve your performance.

[EnhancePickleball]

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[russellchow]

nice editing at 2:18 haha, broke the fourth wall real quick

[acarter]

I always learn something new from your lessons! Great job!

[essayurt]

please, do more videos like that one. It is very helpful to see in slow motion and hear your explanations. Great teaching!

[jjmiller]

Great video. Thanks for the hard work you put into these. Had a question maybe you can make into a video. In a situation where you are the much stronger player over your partner, what strategies, shot selection, and court positioning would you use to prevent the other team from basically hitting everything to the weaker player and locking you out of the game. How could you turn that situation around?
Example say I'm at a DUPR event with random partners each game. The will be times where I'm the clear stronger player. In rec no big deal games are for fun and practice, don't mind losing there, but with DUPR something is on the line. What can you do to still help influence and control the game?

[expressmobile]

I have lead tape on my paddle weighted at 8.9. and a 16mm carbon fiber paddle 16.5 length for spin and this is great for deep powerful serves, volleys, overheads, blocks, resets, and returns, However, with this weight my control for dinks and roll volleys and wrist suffer. This may be due to poor technique with my wrist and I am working on rolling my forearm. Any suggestions for a all court control and power weighted paddle? I have learned a tremendous amount of knowledge from your videos.

[El_Guap]

At high level, there is no winners... it's the second shot set up... that's the winner.. Thanks Conner

[bhlowe]

Hey how about a video on when to back up off the kitchen line. When do the pros do it? It seems like an intuition thing— but perhaps a strategy could be defined. I assume you also don’t believe in the “never retreat” strategy. Enjoy your videos!

[AkozFN]

quick question, how much lead tape do I need for a paddle, Is 1 pack sufficent or should I get 2

[gordengibson]

Thanks For These Advanced Techniques.

In the game of pickleball, hear my rhyme,
To win the match, follow this paradigm:
Know the rules, let your knowledge expand,
Serve, return, volley, with skills in command.

Positioning is key, move with finesse,
Cover the court, anticipate, impress.
Control the pace, dictate the game's speed,
Attack with power, or slow it down, indeed.

Communicate well with your partner in play,
Call out the shots, together you'll sway.
Mix up your shots, keep opponents at bay,
Hard shots, soft shots, their minds you'll sway.

Observe your foes, their strengths, and their plight,
Exploit their weaknesses, like a stealthy knight.
Stay calm and focused, despite the storm,
Compose your mind, let no frustration deform.

Practice, oh practice, make it your ally,
Improve your skills, never shy away, and try.
Play with strategy, adjust your play,
Analyze, adapt, and triumph your way.

In pickleball's realm, let good sportsmanship gleam,
Enjoy the game, for it's more than a scheme.
With verses and skill, a victory you'll find,
In the rhythmic dance, where winners unwind.

[PatHaynes-cbre]

Is it legal to switch hand when hiring the ball. My opponent instead of hit with a backhand he switchs hands with the paddle. Never seen that before

[FireinTheBowl]

A lot of times, people say you should return deep. If their far back, I will return shallow. They have to run forward and will pop it up, allowing me to slam it