#1 Most VERSATILE Pickleball Grip Used By ALL Advanced Players 

Jordan, thanks, but can you show how to grip the paddle from not having it in your hand. That will step by step show how to place the handle in your hand.

Jordan- These are great videos but when are you going to provide an instructional on your patented “paddle spin” 🌪🔥

Thanks Jordan. I always wondered what grip most top taking players use. I do use continental because it felt the most comfortable grip. Thank you! H

Suggest showing close up how to get into a continental grip....and into eastern through western variations ...before showing shot making on next video. Thanks!

Jordan, nice video as always. I have a question that I have asked several 3/5-5.0 Players and would like your feedback. During the game do you use or change grips to hit different types of shots? Cheers Vito

Very nice video and rich contains. I love those paddles , looking for to get used one.

Please show more of how you place your hand in continental grip.

I've been playing a year or two, come from tennis and use a semi-western on my forehand as well as backhand top spin stroke. I don't like brushing up on the ball so much and would like to hit it flatter. On my backhand, I drop my shoulder hitting up on the ball and it's usually a bit weak. I use a continental or eastern at the net and have trouble pronating my hand to hit a good forehand volley often hitting the ball ball to the left side (I'm right handed) and catching it too deep on my body. I'm going to start trying to use one grip and hit both ground strokes and volleys with it. Where I play, no one is interested in drilling so I'll have to try it in the heat of the battle which won't be fun. Do you have any videos for the forehand groundstroke with this grip? And you said you'll have a video for when you go away from the continental. Is it published yet?

Mentally I understand the advantage but many, many years of tennis (Eastern grip) keep the muscle memory kicking in. Maybe someday I will drill it into my game. When I help a brand new player learn the game I do ask if they have a tennis or other paddle/racquet sport background.

Do you use an eastern grip when you want to drive a ball?

Did they make it singles only on those courts?

Sooo, if one of the advantages of an Eastern/semi-Western grip is to impart more topspin, why not use it regularly on the serve? Thanks!

what kind of paddle is that?

Pls edit this video to show what this grip actually is. Thanks

I struggle to find a grip that allows me to react quickly wherever the ball goes when it’s driven right at me at the kitchen line.

Can you revisit this subject (grip). I feel like with the new Raw Carbon Fiber paddles (especially these new 2nd gen thermoformed RCF) that a lot of high level players and pros are moving to an Eastern grip... even at the NVZ. Instead of holding the paddle in a traditional "ready position... they are holding it lower for a wrist flick volley return, rather than a swinging volley return. John Cincola's comments @ 10:50 are interesting ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--tCvbHktXMc.html One of my questions for you, is are you still doing a lot of grip switching... do Pro's do a lot of grip switching. Your older videos seem to indicate that you did. But I feel like people are using more wrist deflection/angling to compensate and stick with one grip (these days eastern over continental)...but hey, what do I know??! lol. Thanks.

I find that I can't use the paddle without my index finger being on it. It's like I don't have stability...any good grip to "unlearn" this? And is having a finger on the paddle even a bad thing?

You could have started this video by showing us the Continental grip.