Pickleball tips to improve your game | in 3 Simple Steps

Pickleball tips to improve your game | Pickleball Tips: How to Improve in 3 Simple Steps | Improve Your Pickleball Game: 3 Key Techniques

Watch until the end to get your 3 Beginner Steps GUIDE to bring with you next time you play!
Embark on your pickleball journey with three invaluable tips tailored specifically for beginners. In this video, we delve into the fundamentals that can elevate your game from the get-go. By analyzing pro gameplay footage, we break down the crucial 'what' and 'when,' offering insights that are easy to grasp for newcomers. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of strategic moves, positioning, and shot selections, laying the groundwork for immediate improvement in your pickleball skills. As a bonus, we provide a helpful guide at the end of the video—a screenshot-ready resource to reinforce your learning and set you on the path to pickleball mastery.

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Chapters:

00:00 INTRO
00:42 TIP 1
03:36 TIP 2
05:59 TIP 3
08:11 GUIDE

[johncincolapickleball]

What part of your pickleball game are you wanting to improve?

[melisamelisa]

Thank you! Very helpful video! Anyone here using an Oliver-Sport paddle? I love it!

[anti]

Love that little summary card at the end. Super useful for remembering the content of the video!

[MichaelEverheartt]

Always the best! Thank you so much. Will send this to my friends. Keep the beginners focusing on the right things

[veronicaqueralt]

Thank you, I’ll put them in practice on my next game!!!

[johnmacneill]

John, I always enjoy your videos, you always make a lot of sense and I can tell you put a lot of thought into what you are saying. Thanks very much for your wisdom.

[debbiepepin]

Great tips ! Will work on them tomorrow. thank you !

[jasonenyart]

I appreciate your help so much. A frustrated novice here.

[tmclbnk]

Thanks for sharing your tips, while making it simple with the cheat sheet you provided.🙏

[thephotoguy]

Thanks John love 💕 this as all of your helpful tips you shared with us. California Bill

[laurenzeringue]

The why clicked for me. Thank you so much for sharing this! So helpful!

[markcastro]

Thank you for these tips and all you do to help us getter better. Appreciate your efforts.

[rosborne]

You produce excellent training videos. For my style of play I think your perspective and analysis has helped me more than any other source. Thank you.

[kimgill]

good video . limited items -thanks-- but with many applications . a keeper . short and sweet !

[Pllban]

The Why. appreciate that so much! that is how I learn

[metapickleball]

the "V" is a great tip John! ty

[trishnichols]

I really appreciate your method of explaining.

[mikeoliver]

Great tips! You are the bomb! I'm going to share this with my group. You are smart to provide tips for low-level players because there are way more of them than there are high-level players. Seems like most gurus give high-level tips, which is fine, but that audience is smaller.

[dbodeep]

Love your videos. Best practices for instruction include engaging students and getting them active as you are teaching the "what, how, and why". Your students' readiness and needs play heavily into how much content to cover in a lesson (your students may be former athletes or they may have had little to no prior sport/ game experience). That said, this video will be a great review for some of my students after a class ot two. I would encourage other instructors out there to stay current re: best teaching practices and brain- based learning. We now know so much more about how people learn.

[christiandelapena]

Do you guys use the Eastern forehand grip to create topspin in PB?