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In this video, we talk about a HUGE MISTAKE that most recreational AND tournament players make. This is a BIG one, and you're not going to want to miss this!
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@princessleong8112 2 года назад

Thank you for visually defining this back area. You were very clear in selling the value of avoiding doing a shot in this area. Though pros can drop from anywhere and in any way possible (tweeners), the majority of us regular humans need the best possible scenario to handle shots at us and positioning is key!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Yes! Even the pros try to avoid getting stuck that far back though. We’ll talk about why and how they do this in future videos.

@jimkazmarek5302 2 года назад

Wow!!! This is really good. Maybe the best!! I know this and practice similar situations. Now all I have to do with my drill group is tell them to watch this. Don't have to explain it over and over ever again!!! LOL ☺ Thanks Jordan.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Lol. Thanks!

@lindasigrist4697 Год назад

Wish I had a drill group. Blessings to you!!!

@TongZou 2 года назад

Thanks Jordan! That's a mistake I've been making but didn't realize clearly. Especially against more aggressive players, I tend to stay back too much.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Awesome!

@lindasigrist4697 Год назад

Ty Jordan! Sometimes in rec play I have partners that run to the line when I drop even when I call 'deep' to tell them to stay back. Takes patience for the 5th shot. Love your videos!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks!

@walttressler1722 Год назад

Excellent video instruction. I love how you make it clear that there are variables. Not too much in pb is 100% of the time. The best!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks Walt!

@davidj7516 2 года назад

Thank you very much. Great video. Great information. Great editing.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks David !

@Suz-no5ru 2 года назад

such good information and visuals on what to do and what not to do. I didn't realize until I saw this that I am getting into that red zone and paying for it. either stay back or get far enough into the transition zone to make a good drop, etc. great tips!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻😊

@rongarrison3246 2 года назад

Thanks for the vid. I'm a newer player and the people at the local YMCA pickleball club kinda get on me cause I don't crash the net like they do. I tell them it's not necessary to do that and of course I see them miss shots at the feet in transition all the time. They just say ohh I wasn't fast enough that's all. This video will help me prove my side. Thanks again.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Np Ron !

@beverlystotz5652 2 года назад

Great video. I’m glad you are emphasizing that it may take a few shots to get to the NVZ line!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Yes! 👍🏻

@alohaleslie9407 Год назад

Thanks so much! I find that I often step into the Red Zone as part of my transition up the NVZ. Will definitely be more aware. One problem I find is that the old school of thought "just get up to the NVZ" as fast you can is problematic if my partner zips in really fast after my third shot (which may not be the best) and he/she gets drilled or is out of position to give a decent return. Your thoughts on this. Thanks again!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks !! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vtSY-38BdVg.html

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

I just went back and watch the video and your were great. Such movement. You looked better than you did in your tournament video. You looked so happy. You had on your gray Brones t shirt that you can see in one sequence. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you Ben

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

Hi again. Your old games keep popping up on you tube. This one Jan. 14 2017 You and David Wage, vs Daniel Moore and Matt Staubus. I love to watch you play. You have so much energy and the ability to move all over the court. No telling what will show up next. I wish I could play as well as you. Have a great day. Ben

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Lol thanks Ben !

@doodleedah Год назад

So good, thank you Jordon!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks Darci !

@tomas_houser Год назад

Great video! I learned a lot

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks!

@kimbouffard1016 2 года назад

Thanks Jordan, Great video!!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Kim!

@tensforme 2 года назад

Great video Jordan, very clear.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks!

@brianmarcus8816 2 года назад

AWESOME video thank you

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Np !

@markschinderle2679 2 года назад

You are so good and a real blessing. You could get to your point faster and cut some of the redundancy

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks

@paulmay6249 Год назад

I understand the “redundancy” comment also but consider the vast number of 3.0 and below players who need that to soak in and that group has to be a large part of Jordan’s audience.

@joes1973 2 года назад

Great video, one question, as I am moving thru the transition zone toward the kitchen, at what point should I stop in order to be ready for the ball potentially being returned to me? I find that I often am hitting balls on the run and the results of doing so aren't always good. Should I stop at the moment my opponent makes contact with the ball? Before? Thanks for all of the great content.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Great question. For a short answer, if you’re getting caught in transition moving up, you just need to split step way sooner. Try stopping as your opponent starts their swing on their 4th shot.

@ozovit 2 года назад

Great explanation Jordan. 👌

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻😎

@joysonmenezes2158 Год назад

Hi Jordan, Thanks for this great tutorial. I will implement it in my game. In regards to staying at the baseline if the drop is too high or deep, what's the footwork and shot selection if the opponent hits to the side lines or a drop/block? Do you have any tutorial on: 1) how to return a low ball (bounces very low)? Should I drop or slice 2) how to return a short ball? Usually when my opponents mishit it to the NVZ and I am at the baseline

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Great suggestions!

@cindysayavong8513 2 года назад

Very good point about the red zone I stuck in there all the time. Now I know. Thank you !

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Positioning is so important!

@brucekalmoe9940 2 года назад

What exercises and stretches do you do to prepare for your matches?

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

Thank for another great video. Could you do a video on how to hit at ball at your feet. I played several games today and had trouble with ball hit at my feet. Looking forward to you next lesion. Thank you Ben

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

How about this one? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M_2112ohgwE.html

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

Thank you I went back and watch the video again and will try it. When will play in another tournament. I enjoyed that video and learned a lot. Thank you Ben

@vitoberlingeri1879 Год назад

Well Done JB.

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks Vito !

@cathydurden6069 2 года назад

Are you also trying to get to transition zone if you/your partner drive the 3rd/5th etc or are you waiting for a drop to move? Obviously harder to do but wondering if you stay back if your partner drives..

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

I will watch my partner as they hit, if I see him swinging big, I can do one of two things: crash the net to put pressure on the net team, or stay back with them and get ready for the next ball. Lots of this decision making has to do with the quality of my partner’s drives.

@craigmorgan4287 2 года назад

Great video will start using the drill with my partner

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

Question keeping in shape to play pickleball. How would recommend someone keep in shape. Do you have a warm up exercise routine that you do before you play. I am finding that playing pickleball is a physically demanding game.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

I’ll have to make one!

@phillipjennypickleballlife8185 2 года назад

정말 좋은 기술인거 같습니다 . 저희 부부 둘다 조던님의 왕 팬입니다. wow ~~ this is good skill to dominant to NVZ / me and my wife aer huge fan of yours Jordan

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks!!

@psucsi4145 2 года назад

Another fine job. While the video emphasized the movement of the engaged player, quite a number of times opponents hit away from me so I have free access to the NVZ. Would I be better off to be tight up to the NVZ or stay back a step or two until my partner works their way up through the transition zone? A good deep return can push my partner back and leave a sizable gap for opponents to target.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Great question Randy. I will do a video on this soon. Although for now, when you come up to the NVZ, you typically don’t want a huge gap in between you and your partner, but I do advise to be slightly ahead of your partner if you can. Lastly, if your partner is hitting really high 3rd balls and you’re getting the ball smashed at you in the transition zone, then you should probably stay back more.

@psucsi4145 2 года назад

@@BrionesPickleball While playing today, I had one person I shared the video with, calling out "dang, I got caught in that red zone" a few times. I don't know if they comment or like, but my gang enjoys your videos I send them.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Randy!!

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

I have been playing pickleball for 3 months. I played 8 games today and used some of what I learned from your pickleball videos. One thing that I realized today is that there is something that you can not teach. Confidence! You need a degree of confidence in your ability to play to play well. My confidence goes up or down depending on the ability of my opponent. What is your opinion of this topic. This is the video that talked about in my last comment is, Don’t Trash Talk Jordan Briones | 4.5+ Pickleball Doubles Highlights March 15 2022. Check it out. You looked good.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Oh, that’s just some fun rec play. Also, those players are no where close to pro level. Here’s a breakdown of me playing against the pros. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0ZeXylxA7aI.html

@fishinfever3577 2 года назад

Any videos on where I should hit a 3rd shot drop? Middle? Cross court etc I’m new at this but you say don’t get stuck in the red zone because the 5th is a hard shot from there but it’s easier in the red zone then behind the baseline yeah?

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

That’s a loaded question, although if you’re just starting out, I’d recommend hitting cross court or towards the middle of the court. Just like I say in the video, it’s about good positioning. If the 3rd shot is high or very attackable, then stay back behind the baseline until you can get into better position or through that red zone.

@dalevoigt8612 2 года назад

Hitting that ball that is going to hit your shoe is perhaps the hardest ball in pickleball to return. if you are behind the baseline a bit, your opponent cannot hit that spot without hitting the ball out.

@SDPBALLCOACH 2 года назад

Jordan, This is really good stuff! Thing is, it's equally dependent on your playing partner..Communication is HUGE if thi is going to work effectively. This will hardly ever work for casual rec- play because you need your partner to know how n when the two of you are going to move forward. I REALLY enjoyed this one. Kev-

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Kev. When I play with someone I’ve never played with, I still approach the net the same way. The goal is to put myself in the best position possible-no matter what my partner does. Although depending on what shot they hit, I will have to adjust my positioning from there.

@SDPBALLCOACH 2 года назад

@@BrionesPickleball True that. I agree. FYI- you playing in Newport Beach next month??

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

No lol

@SDPBALLCOACH 2 года назад

@@BrionesPickleball Ha! Just curious. Take care..

@mra2424 2 года назад

As mentioned at 9:37, what is considered a "fairly good" third shot?

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Good question. A ball that forces the opponent to hit up is usually a good indicator that it’s a pretty good shot. Regardless, different people at different skill levels will be able to neutralize and handle different balls on their 5th shot. After the 3rd shot, stay back OR try to get in the best position possible (which is preferably past and through that red zone area) when hitting your 5th shot.

@dalevoigt8612 2 года назад

Trajectory recognition is the most important skill in pickleball. If you are still working on it, reading the paddle face of how your opponent is going to take the ball, can help you make the decision to move forward. If they are reaching down to lift up on the ball in front of them it is a green light.

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

Just watched a game you played on Pickleball highlights. I could see some of what you are teaching us in the video. You could also use some real action play in your videos to demonstrate your points. You looked better in the you tube video than in your tournament video. Thank you and have you seen the video on pickleball highlights.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks. Haven’t seen the video you’re talking about.

@skpickleball355 2 года назад

I play with a group of 4.0 to 4.5 players. Some of them are very good at placing short drops off higher 3rd shot drops. Staying back would mean losing that point. How would you handle this situation?

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

That’s really tough. Firstly, on a high 3rd shot, your opponent is going to hit an offensive shot regardless, whether it’s a deep swinging volley at your feet, or it’s a short drop that causes you to run up. So that being said, work on your drops. Also, I would try a drive drop combo and drop on the 5th. It’s typically much harder for them to drop off a good drive. I still would recommend getting into good position on your 5th shot either way, and trying not to get stuck that far back near the baseline.

@lindasigrist4697 Год назад

(don't be mad) - MOVE to that shot - it's a freeway to the line!

@davidfrahm9530 2 года назад

“Let’s jump right in. Now, before we get started…”

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Lol

@joenenninger971 2 года назад

On the flip side you don't want to leave a lot of room in front for the wise opponent to merely drop/block their shot into the kitchen on you.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻

@janem6391 2 года назад

👍

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

😊

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

I found another video of you. This time it is you and your wife. Check it out ( pickleball highlights of Katrina and Jordan Briones) on you tube. April 15 2016. It seems that you tube will choose videos for you based on what you viewed in the past. You and your wife looked great. Great movement and skill. have a great day Ben. I played 8 games today and I used some of what I learned from you.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Awesome Ben!

@marclevant6639 2 года назад

How about if you are back and the 4 or 6 shot is a short dink?

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Here’s my reply to a similar comment. I’m guessing your drops are too high when this happens. That’s really tough. Firstly, on a high 3rd shot, your opponent is going to hit an offensive shot regardless, whether it’s a deep swinging volley at your feet, or it’s a short drop that causes you to run up. So that being said, work on your drops. Also, I would try a drive drop combo and drop on the 5th. It’s typically much harder for them to drop off a good drive.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

I still would recommend getting into good position on your 5th shot either way, and trying not to get stuck that far back near the baseline.

@marclevant6639 2 года назад

That makes sense. My drops are probably too high.

@johnsanders3501 2 года назад

Where is that two handed reset Jordan?. . . easier said than done. :) I am beginning to feel that if we didn’t have a two handed reset from the beginning we will tend to default to the one hander. I will let you know as I am going to drill it for a week with the ball machine. :)

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@colingenge9999 2 года назад

Explaining something over and over becomes negative at a certain point where the more you say, the LESS they understand. Explain once, demo and recap.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks for the comment. Although everyone that has commented seems to understand. Lol.