#1 Reason Why Players Hit Drives Into The Net: How To Fix 

Incredible tip! This technique is an instant game-changer. Despite watching numerous top coaches, none have explained it as clearly as this. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Wishing you continued success! And with the precision of the Oliver-Sport paddle, I'm eager to put this tip into practice and elevate my game even further! 🏓

I’ve seen dozens of this kind of top spin drive videos and this is the BEST by far. So simple and I can hardly wait to try it.

Your tips are game changers for me: not only are you clear on your instructions but your explanation of why made sense and motivates me to change. Thank you

Simply BRILLIANT!! It’s like everyone else on RU-vid wanted to keep this golden tip secret. Shame on them 🤪.

Awesome tip! The most instantly effective method to improve my drive. I watch many of the top coaches on this topic and haven’t seen anyone explain it like this. Thank you. I wish you much success!

Last night and this afternoon it rained, so I decided this afternoon to rewatch a few Pickleball videos. I’m so glad I did because I have a Pickleball Clinic on Monday and I’m going to MAKE SURE I say and execute these moves in my session. I’m, too, excited!💃🏽 Thank You as ALWAYS!😃

Thank you so much for this great demonstration!! I hit the net alot, so now I have this tip to keep repeating to myself!!! GREAT INFORMATION!!!

What a find! You two are awesome ~visuals made me a good tennis player~your visuals I’ll use w the pball machine. You come across as real and having fun, instead of cut throat serious.

u can visualize on the way back keeping ur forearm parallel with top of net,wont drop ur arm that way.. 6:08 in video..best video ive seen on this. great video will definitely help thanks

Awesome video!! I needed help because I hit to many into the net and now I understand what I am doing wrong!!!Just what I needed!!! Thank you! :)

Definitely trying this advice tomorrow. Perfect video!

Holy cow!! Im glad i stumbled across this video you taught me topspin without having it in the description!!! Subscribed!!

I like the sequence you taught here. Gonna try this next time I play!

What a great coach. You're worth every dollar for your private lessons. (May I suggest trying to trim each YT video to 10 minutes or less, please. Our attention span, you know.)

Big thanks for this tip. Cant wait to try it.

Great video. Will have to try this. Seems like it would be especially effective when attempting a third shot off a slice return. 👍

Really liked your information and going to practice.

Thank you for this excellent step by step explanation!

I subscribed. Heard things now in two lessons I have never heard before (playing for 7 years) that make sense and I am excited to try. That said, I am a visual learner. Showing your forehand paddle back, drop and swing follow through is great. I would have liked to visualize your technique from the back hand side as well, from the same camera angle from behind. As a righty, it all makes sense. From the backhand side, I would like to see it executed properly. I feel like on my backhand, I get more consistency from having my paddle tip horizontal rather than dropping the tip down. I would like to see it in action, especially as I visualize some of your backhand returns from the far court with two hands, (which I cannot do) What is the "drop" on the backhand with a one handed swing?.

You two are great! Thanks so much for the video! I plan on beating my husband with this advice tomorrow on the courts! I did not play tennis but he does and now I'm getting better thanks to my lessons on youtube! Keep them coming!!

Great tips! I subbed!

This is a very good video. Thanks.

I have never heard this approach and it seems to make incredible sense. I have been hitting the ball into the net so often that I feel like Shamu the whale getting tangled up.

Wow, great tip. Thank you.

Good info. Tried today. Now to get them back down a little.

I needed this! Couldn’t figure out why so many forehands go into the net.

Interesting tip for keeping the ball going over the net. But, I would take a small issue with the sequence you describe in your video: back, bounce, drop and swing. And that is: if a return/shot to you is coming deep, very close to the baseline and all you've done is just take the paddle back, then the amount of time you have to execute the sequence: "drop, bounce and swing" has shrunk considerably. I might switch your sequence to "back, drop, bounce, and swing". Doing that, your paddle is already prepared in the proper position to just swing before the ball has bounced. I'd be interested in getting your thoughts on this. Thanks for posting this video as I'll look to carry the tips into my game. Cheers!

Back-bounce-drop-swing Great tip for those of us who still wack it into the net.😊

Good tip simple but effective

Wow “” thank you 🙏

an exciting clinic

Paddle back, bounce, drop, swing. Hopefully I can remember that in about half an hour lol :)

You also have you thumb on the side of the handle. So like a Western grip?

Are you still in continental grip?

The Tennis forehand, how about that !!!

What brand of shoes is Michele wearing in this video?

Like to see the man do the demonstration.

how to keep the ball low when hitting the groundstroke? sometimes i got smashed back when i hitting groundstroke😭

Are you only allowed to hit forehands in Pickleball???

👍👍👍👍👍!!!!!!

Is the Pickle Yogi’s forehand grip continental or eastern?

Weird you never use the universal word of Top Spin wow. Try saying drop, back swing during a game....does not work to well.