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Once you reach a certain level in pickleball, you become less focused on the way you hit the ball or the individual shots themselves, and instead, you begin to focus on the strategy of the game. Instead of checkers, pickleball becomes a game of chess.
Practice Makes Perfect… We’ve all heard this many times before, yet in this sport many rec-players just play the game and they make no time to work on skills to improve their game.
Like many sports, once you get past the rules and learn how to work the equipment properly, the most important part of improving your game is what goes on between your ears. Pickleball is no different! This game may seem simple and easy to play, but advancing your skills takes a strong strategy and mindset.
The 3rd shot drop is a difficult shot to get really good at, but it’s probably the most important shot you can put in your arsenal if you want to win more pickleball matches.
Just how many pickleball shots would you say you have in your arsenal right now? Your answer might be “Zero.” if you’re brand new to the game. Or if you’ve been playing for several years, your answer might be, “geez, I don’t know. 30?”
In pickleball, position matters almost as much as your skill with the paddle. When you’re out of position, you risk off-balance shots, giving your opponent too much room to attack.
However, if you have been playing for a while you know there is a lot of strategy to the game. Kind of like chess… your move (or shot in pickleball) determines your opponents next move and their move then determines what you can you.
This article discusses backspin, including what it is, how it can give you a great advantage in pickleball, and, most importantly, how to do it.
This article discusses topspin, including what it is, how it can give you a great advantage in pickleball, and, most importantly, how to do it.
This versatility makes it more accessible to children, old folks and everyone in between. Here are five reasons why pickleball has been a success among all age groups.
However, what most people don’t get right is that these pros aren’t necessarily hitting the ball harder; they’re using a better technique to add speed to their serve.
Mistakes happen in life, but when mistakes happen on a pickleball court, they can cost you the match. This article discusses five common pickleball mistakes and how to correct them.
The same applies to pickleball—popping the ball up is a common mistake many new players make. Fortunately, there are several quick tips that you can use to stop popping the ball up. Here's what you need to know.
The words “easy” and “backhand” rarely go together because, for many pickleball players, the backhand is a challenging shot and one they like to avoid at all costs–even sometimes running all the way around a ball for a forehand shot instead.
If you want to win more pickleball matches, you must learn how to bring your A-game every match. Today’s article shares eight pickleball tips to be more consistent with our play.
After you start playing more, you quickly learn that maybe the game isn’t so simple after all. There is nuance and strategy and a flow to pickleball matches. One of those nuances is when to play defense and when to attack.
Are you ready to take your pickleball game to the next level? In today’s article, we’re going over a video from Briones Pickleball that promises nine tips to help you transform your pickleball game.
To excel at this sport, you need to master a handful of specific shots that will help you gain control over your opponents.
We put a ton of pressure on ourselves during this shot and unfortunately, that pressure leads to some big mistakes.
But, for those who aren’t masters or anyone playing pickleball for the first time, there are parts of the game they need to practice if they want to get better. Today, we’re discussing one very important part of pickleball; dinking.
