10 NEW Pickleball Tips I WISH I Learned Earlier...

Whether you're a beginner or an advanced, player, this video is for everyone. Today, we're diving into ten innovative strategies that have recently transformed how the game is played. These tips, which might have been overlooked a couple of years ago, are now becoming essential techniques for any competitive player.

🚀 What We'll Cover:

Hybrid Third Shots:
Learn the blend between drives and drops, ideal for keeping your opponents guessing.
Watch how to execute this versatile shot effectively in a live example.

Elevated Serve Techniques:
Experiment with raising your serve height to gain strategic advantages.
Integrate the "Banana Serve" for added unpredictability and spin.

Deceptive Drop Shots:
Use angled drop shots to catch opponents off-guard, especially when they expect a powerful return.

Topspin on Returns:
See how adding topspin can change the dynamics of your return game.

Hand Speed Drills:
Enhance your reaction time with targeted hand speed drills, both on-court and at home.

Strategic Hand Signals:
Start using hand signals to communicate with your partner secretly during returns.

Mastering Poaching and Fakes:
Improve your net play with effective poaching tactics and convincing fake moves.

Innovative Shot Techniques:
Add curves to your shots, including ATPs (Around The Post) and roll volleys, for added complexity and control.

Paddle Weighting:
Learn how to weight your paddle for optimized balance and power, enhancing your control during volleys and drives.

Optimal Movement on Lobs:
Avoid common mistakes by turning and running instead of backpedaling when responding to lobs, ensuring better positioning for your return.

0:00 - Intro
0:22 - Tip #1
1:32 - Tip #2
2:49 - Tip #3
4:34 - Tip #4
6:16 - Tip #5
7:29 - Tip #6
9:12 - Tip #7
10:29 - TIp #8
11:16 - Tip #9
12:38 - Tip #10

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[EnhancePickleball]

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[hoverboardjord]

Thanks for the tips, Josh hutcherson 🙏🏻

[DannyBPlays]

I'd love a full tutorial on all the different types of serves like with an without curve, most consistent, most powerful, etc. So many of the pros have different styles of serve, it'd be great to know the pros and cons of each style

[aaronsegal]

Stunningly good video. Definitely need to use these. Love the hybrid drop/drive.

[edwardcohen]

Lots of useful tips in a short fun video!

[anthonybarry]

We use these hand signals in tennis they are brillant. I also play the drop shot with spin I come from 15 years playing tennis and I have only started pickleball last week and I'm loving it and loving your videos. Thank you from Republic of Ireland

[scotttate]

You have the best instructional videos that I've found online. I refer other players to your site constantly.

[bifpow]

Another great video!!! Great tips that are easily explained and demonstrated well! Keep up the great work and providing great content!!!

[davebaker]

Your videos are my favorite pickleball videos. Thanks!

[balsero]

definitely trying these out tomorrow 👍🏼🤌🏻

[dominionn]

I am a 4.5 player but love a control paddle. Would your paddle be TOO soft?

[cbvoicenotes]

Thanks for the tips Connor! Didn't know you had a second sister...I definitely took away from the vid the hand signals and how I see the pros do it on tour. I appreciate you explaining that! I will be back for more great content!!

[timvanatta]

My 11 year old daughter does that banana shot naturally and it’s awesome!

[douglasmurdoch]

Quick tip, what you’re calling the “drop shot” is called a “drop volley”.

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[gentlehorst]

Especiallz set in their way players have trouble with spin. They presume where the ball will go without measuring the spin you took on and miss the ball for a good return.
Some even then look at the paddle (as if it is the bikes fault when you fell)