How to Improve your Volley Reflexes and Reactions

- Improve your dinks, volleys, and accuracy
- Hit thousands of shots and train muscle memory
- Get better on your own
- No partner necessary
- Weather resistant, works both indoors and outdoors
- Turns any wall into an amazing pickleball training aid

Pickleball's dinking game becomes a test of patience when you get close to the net, where you want to be, but if both sides have roughly equal dinking skills, it will begin to fall to who has the quickest hands. Pickleball is evolving into a faster-paced sport. Can you increase the speed and use control at high speeds to outgun your opponents? This video is for you if you want to increase your reaction time.
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[kenbridgeman]

Your videos keep getting better and better. Kudos for spending the time to get videos of yourself demonstrating the techniques rather than those beginners from the older videos. Structure of your content and script is also really well done. You are clearly putting a lot of effort into putting together a quality instructional.

[crmannino]

You are my new Favorite amongst All the pickleball channels!
You are clear, consise, friendly, and you give more pro tips in each video than anyone else! I will be sharing your awesome videos to dozens of fellow players!
Please keep bringing us your excellent teachings! Thankyou!!

[SSJChar]

i would like to see a series put together, perhaps 5-10 episodes where you take a new local player and train them to get to a good point, or show common learning mistakes while teaching them. can do with two different beginners; one with tennis experience and one with no paddle experience. As a beginner myself it'd be great seeing someone else who is new go through the learning process and make note of what to look out for

[christopherbowen]

Would love to see a video about adding different spins to the ball and how to counter spins as well!

[susiewood]

Great job on your videos. You explain just enough without going on and on. Yours are the only ones I can watch all the way through! Good tips! Can you do a video on lobs? Placement and maybe even great returns when playing against strong players.

[stevealtomare]

Dude covers everything! Props to you bro. Love to see more on 3rd shot drops, resetting from deep base line drives and dink battles strategies.

[cherielower]

I have watched allot of videos in my 4 years of play. I like the fact that you speak to the 3.5-4.0 level of play. I like your format of explanations, examples and drill suggestions. My wall is often my drill partner, since most people just want to play the game, your wall mat should probably be my next investment.
Thank You, please keep them coming!

[karenhenson]

I would love to see a video on the thinking process as you’re going toe to toe with somebody.
Also the best way to serve

I also get a lot of people who can’t spin the bar and I would like to learn how to respond to a deep spin

Thanks for all your help!

[Mr.DJones]

Thank you for your time and posting. Several sets of videos. Each starting w/ 3.0 skill level and how the same technique changes when advancing to 4.5 (3.0 - 3.5 - 4.0 - 4.5). Each video no more than 8 minutes (after that I get bored :). Break down each skill 3.0 to 4.5. Many players may not know how to take that next step in a specific skill. 1. Serves 2. Return of serves. 3. Dinking. 4. Speed up and slow down. 4. Spin/slice. 5. Ball placement. 6. Doubles strategy. Etc. Thanks again. Hope that makes sense. :)

[blmichal]

Thanks for the info on fast reactions - looking forward to Monday to go practice what I learned. I would love to see a video on third shot drop shot.

[inwardspiral]

I would like to see a video on when and why is it a good time for partners to transition/switch sides of the court within the point as a strategy.

[robertbertucci]

I would love to see a video on proper movements in doubles after serving and returning the ball and especially how to determine movement to the net after the 3rd shot. Great videos by the way.

[kelleysullivan]

I think a great video would be one that goes over how to respond correctly when the ball is coming to your feet. Thanks.

[DanielGonzalez-puuu]

Love the videos and the strategy really pays off. I would love to see a video on working the angles at the net to choke the opponent's shots.

[odellishere]

just got into pickleball last week, I like your videos best I've see so far keep it up.

[jgatz]

Love the videos. Professionally done. Instructions is clear, succinct, and simple to digest. I'd like to see more videos on backhand drop shots, service returns.

[mhaag]

Excellent content - the clarity of your instruction is almost unmatched. Thank you!

[BillLapworth-qooq]

Great video. I was throwing up my hands in despair - thinking you have impossibly quick reactions - until I realized I had sped up the playback. LOL. I'm a newbie to pickleball and would enjoy more of your videos on any subject.

[stevenhopster]

I’d like to see the screwball serve in particular, but also other good candidates for 2nd and 3rd serve choices. I watched one of your other serve videos but I’d like this to be a level up as possible. Thanks, Connor.

[marylewis]

I love the details of each element of which ever technique you are describing. The added gopro cam shot was interesting. Perhaps after each segment you could also incorporate a point or two of real play with gopro view and court view. I also like the dissection of a point where it's seen real time, then slow mo with your descriptions of strategy and technique. The details of court position as receiving team and serving team, as well as with respect to each other with in a point really help. All this in addition to technique used in each hit as lead up to the ball-foot work, shot choice, shot execution, and follow through to be ready for the next ball. Thank you for articulating these many details. I even have a little kitchen space in our basement to whack away at and I know it's helped my hand speed and head stamina to stay focused and ready when actually playing. God Bless you!!!