As a beginning pickleball player, you may find more advanced shots like the Erne a bit intimidating even to try. But you shouldn't, because they are rarely as difficult as they look.

Learn the three most important fundamental volleys for beginners from Mark Price, certified pickleball instructor!

Whether you’re new to the game or you’ve been around for a while, the chances are there’s always room to improve.

But, something that may not currently exist within your pickleball tool belt is a handful of pickleball shots that will confuse your opponents and catch them off guard.

Are you struggling to hit your third shot drop effectively? In this article (and the video linked at the bottom), we’re going to help you understand and improve the third shot drop in five minutes.

There are few things more frustrating in pickleball than hitting a bad shot. Perhaps even worse is when you hit a shot so bad that it pops up, either going out of play or leaving a gift put-away shot for your opponent.

While there are a lot of different shots in pickleball, today’s article discusses five of the most important shots you can learn that will elevate your game to the next level.

There are a lot of areas of pickleball to work on, and for many players, the goal is to get better as quickly as possible.

One of the most important shots in every pickleball rally is the second shot, also called the return of serve. It’s important because it helps to set up the rest of the rally, and if you hit it poorly, it could cost you a point.

Even if it’s just for 5-10 minutes, you might be surprised by the difference warming up before a match can have in the match itself.