Complete Doubles Strategy: Analyzing Pro-Level Play | Briones Pickleball

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In this video, I breakdown and analyze a full pro-level doubles match that I just recently played in!
For the full video on the pro tournament, check it out below:
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@mroper48 2 года назад

Thanks for doing this. You are able to comment in ways that help me understand why you made the choices you did, and then you explained what a better choice might have been. I saw the value of attacking the dominant side. You have the gift of humility and communication. You honored everyone on the court and competed to the best of your ability on that day. Great job.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Martha !

@hawing3832 2 года назад

Jordan, you are a very nice decent gentle man to honor other players. God bless you🙏🏻

@donnawittry3405 9 месяцев назад

Got a lot of value out of this. Impressed by your vulnerability in assessing yourself. Lots of respect for your pickleball playing skills as well as your coaching skills. Enjoy hearing your thoughts about the mental game in tournament play also.

@BrionesPickleball 9 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@SailCamaraderie 2 года назад

thanks a bunch for being both kind and honest about the your play and the others. I found the slo mo analysis so helpful to my own understanding of the game and the importance of the smallest details of "readiness" and positioning in mounting a successful defense and converting to offense. Hope we see lots more of this as you get back into competitive play and start knocking back the things you took away to work on. Best hour on TV tonite!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Haha awesome! Thanks for the comment !!

@x314man 2 года назад

Thanks, great breakdown. Biggest takeaway for me was attacking the dominant side and not getting overly aggressive with balls below the net.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Ken !

@colinsmith1233 2 года назад

Outstanding Jordan great content and analysis. Your a true professional. Thank brother keep up the great work

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks !

@harryhutchins6754 2 года назад

Super helpful, Jordan. Great format. Would love to see more. Best of luck to you and Caden in future tournaments.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Harry!

@arnoldgood8303 2 года назад

Absolutely love this kind of analysis. It's one thing to be committed to implementing a game strategy, but with the fast moving intensity of the game, the best intentions often evaporate. Slowing down the play of top players, and analyzing what they do and why they do it, will help me better understand the game. Thanks Jordan

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Arnold!

@mikepetrandis8525 2 года назад

Great, like see more game analysis!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Mike!

@user-tk1gv9ct4t 10 месяцев назад

Loved the breakdown Jordan. Keep them coming. So much to learn about strategy and shot choices. Really appreciate your devotion to coaching!

@BrionesPickleball 10 месяцев назад

😊

@agapelove1022 Год назад

Wow! I actually just stumbled on the analysis video immediately after your pro tournament video. Awesome!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

👍🏻🤙🏼

@CoolDust09 Год назад

Great breakdown! Thanks for taking the time to share your insights.

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@jeffcannedy4358 Год назад

GREAT analysis -- thank you! I also love your (humble) honesty. :)

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks Jeff!

@Mr.DJones 2 года назад

Thank you. I remember this. It was a great weekend.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

😊😊

@user-mz3qi7tt9i 10 месяцев назад

As a non-high level player, your tips on ball placement and court positioning are extremely helpful. Where I live we just don’t have opportunities to be well instructed. I always look forward to your videos

@BrionesPickleball 10 месяцев назад

Thanks ! 😊

@markattwood6245 2 года назад

Jordan, thanks for taking the time to give such a detailed commentary of the game and hope you will do more in the future.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks !

@ShariAzama 2 года назад

This is exactly what I was looking for! Definitely want a loooot more of these kinds of videos! Thank you so much for always explaining things so clearly and patiently

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Np !

@badkayaker 2 года назад

Analysis and your thought process while on the court both very interesting and helpful. Thanks again for doing this.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

You’re welcome !

@peterbeckel2674 Год назад

Thanks for commentary.... breakdown of shots is great,

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks Peter !

@tamaraimoto4832 2 года назад

Thank you for creating this play-by-play analysis of your match. I appreciate your honesty, humbleness and humorous comments and graphics.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

😊

@timvanhine1364 2 года назад

Awesome breakdown. So much to learn, keep them coming.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Tim!

@g-man6916 Год назад

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this analysis video, Jordan. Very helpful. Thank you. Also, the angle of the camera filming was extremely enlightening as one can clearly see body positions, paddle angles, ball volley angles (up or down), along with everything else. (In contrast to the typical camera angle of most APP tournaments which are excellent, but seem to be filmed, more so, for fans.) All the best in your future tournament play!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks !!!

@DJEllis Год назад

Really great video! Loved the slow motion with the strategy points. Super helpful tips too. My vote is for more of these please. 👍🏼

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks DJ!

@Thejoeb 2 года назад

Amazing segment Jordan, thanks for the deep dive on the games

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Np !!

@PickleballMilo 4 месяца назад

Thanks for all your efforts putting the content out. What should we be trying to focusing on when we analyze our own video. Also, love your practice routine. My mixed doubles partner and I use it and both our games have improved from it. We both notice a drop in our play when we can't practice as much.

@BrionesPickleball 4 месяца назад

Positioning and shot selection

@debbielanzi1 2 года назад

Great video!! Thank you Jordan!!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Debbie!

@suwanneeriverman1538 2 года назад

Thanks for the work you did to complete this. I believe that I learned a lot.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks !

@rosecollins5824 2 года назад

Great analysis! Keep it coming.👍🏽

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Rose!

@jonlelevier116 2 года назад

Great commentary and analysis, I really enjoyed it.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thx !

@cliffchambers1 2 года назад

Loved your own comments on things you need to make your own progress on. My new mantra on the court in self-analysis will be progress not perfection! Great pointers!! Thanks

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Cliff!!

@markgoodman9675 Год назад

This is really helpful.....to watch an actual match with commentary. We see your lessons play out (or not) in real, game time.

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks Mark !

@kayvickers3023 2 года назад

Enjoyed your analysis. Good luck going forward!!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Kay!

@TomHirt 2 года назад

More of this please!!! Super helpful!!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Tom !

@TimoWhee 10 месяцев назад

Thanks, Jordan. This was helpful.

@BrionesPickleball 10 месяцев назад

😊

@cmbind55 Год назад

Thank you for this break down. Great play-by-play analysis that is very helpful to understand the thought processes on positioning, techniques, etc. Would love to see more content like this for all levels of players (pro and especially for 3.5+).

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@roneaton2866 2 года назад

Thank you Jordon. Very honest, very objective analysis.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Ron !

@mikes8754 2 года назад

Thanks for posting!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Np !

@judyfrench3888 2 года назад

Really appreciate the replays, slow motion, and analysis!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻😊

@micheleblanchard5883 2 года назад

Jordan, thank you for breaking this analysis into understandable language. I learned so much and am awed by your humility and talent.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks! 😊

@francinestockli9160 2 года назад

Please please do that again. Not enough analyse in pickleball. And this is a good maner to see the oportunities in a match game. Each week a send your video for my drill group. You are a wonderfull coach. Your explanations are clear and simple. Thank you so mutch. Francine from Montréal, Québec Canada

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks so much !! 😊😊

@JeffreyDavidGordon 10 месяцев назад

Thank you! More, please.

@BrionesPickleball 10 месяцев назад

More to come!

@kamfok7736 Год назад

I do like your slow ,clear explanation of what all your wonderful work to helping all of the new beginners like me.

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks Kam !

@karinfranco7659 2 года назад

Thank you Jordan, great analysis! The time watching went by so fast….

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Awesome!

@rdwilander Год назад

Super helpful analysis of your doubles play, shot selection and strategy. Just a suggestion for your channel content would be doing the same analysis of 3.0 - 4.0 tournament play. There seems to be a gap on YT of slow-mo analysis for this level of play where most of us are.

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Yes!!

@bernniemorgan1737 2 года назад

Loved the analysis of these rallies! Wish I could get some of my friends to watch even the first 15 minutes.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Share this video with them! 😊

@rexvisser1 2 года назад

This is Margaret from Michigan and I greatly appreciate the analysis on your recent tournament. Very helpful when you slow down the footage and explain what should have been done, etc. Thanks for such thorough explanations. I feel like I actually attended the match!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Rex!

@michaelpoindexter8886 2 года назад

Nice presentation and analysis.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks!

@robertstemple 2 года назад

i found this video very useful because of the analysis of real time high level playing that i aspire to. interesting that Rob holds his hand high up on the paddle even more than i think i did when i played table tennis. i have been trying to work my hand down the paddle the whole time i've been playing

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Both ways can work. Thanks for the comment!

@patrickkelley348 2 года назад

Good stuff, Jordan! And I remember when Caden was just a kid too😇

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

😁

@francedegrandpre4540 2 года назад

Very very interesting, thank you France from Québec city

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks France!

@juliangallardo9897 2 года назад

Thank you Jordan, great job. I enjoyed all your videos. Very helpful. We are going to Arizona the week of April 17th. We want to play pickelball in the Phoenix area. What places do you recommend to play? We are beginners.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Gilbert regional park, Tempe sports complex

@tensforme 2 года назад

Just curious, at about 6:30 Rob is back hitting his lefty topspin forehands with his partner and you guys at net. Is it like tennis where you want to get to net if your partner is at net?

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Yes, although Rob made a decision to stay back because it was a safer play for him. His first shot was a little bit high, so he decided to stay back and wait.

@markheneghan3804 Год назад

Love the stratedgy

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks!

@cycologist6096 2 года назад

Nicely done!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Steve!

@cycologist6096 2 года назад

@@BrionesPickleball You're most certainly welcome. Good luck this weekend at the APP!

@dalevoigt8612 2 года назад

I really like game break downs.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Dale!

@683hawk 2 года назад

Very helpful. You avoid being overly self-critical in favor of analysis for improving future play. Good example for self-examination!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Lee!

@claytonrichey9865 2 года назад

16:23 that's me yelling "YEAH" 😎

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Haha thanks man !

@globaleigo 2 года назад

Hey Jordan, nice video analysis! What program are you using to make your video here? Thanks!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Screenflow

@briankillian5248 Год назад

Jordan... this was great. I'd recommend you get your Dad more involved in your demonstrations. He's an excellent player!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Lol thanks Brian!

@dianebidgood1464 2 года назад

Please do more break downs! Loved it!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Diane!

@jeromeyap7357 2 года назад

Thanks appreciate

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Np !

@lydiakennedy76 2 года назад

So fun to see this analysis. I’m taking lessons from Caden at Legacy

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@mikepetrandis8525 2 года назад

Great, like have more strategy, position break down, and proper shot selection

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻

@bbbb6066 2 года назад

First thank you. Ball in or out. I would like the contrast between the ball and the line to be more different. White lines and a light color ball makes it more difficult to tell if it is in or out. I play on a multipurpose court and there many lines so it adds the confusion. We just play for fun and exercise so if there is a question we have a do over. Again thank you B

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Ben !

@frankwang1911 Год назад

useful! please comment more tournaments.

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@goldpros22 2 года назад

Yeah, to far to the right! This was very well done. You do know, so next play Well be better. Good Luck

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻

@chiro-quack-tor2108 2 года назад

Simply stated... thank you.... from a beginner... Anyone coming up to Brigham City for the TOC here... Yes I watched it to the end

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks!!

@jasonwalker1959 Год назад

This is good dude. Question about the point around 28:50. Yes, you were being patient and I'm guessing rule of thumb for net team is to keep you deep; but as advanced players - at what point should have the net guy tried a cross-court angled drop? you are fast, so maybe that's why he didn't try but I'd have a hard time not trying on one of those higher shots from you.

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

If I think I can hit a possible winner on a drop shot, I’ll hit a drop. I am very fast, so the higher percentage shot for them was to keep me back. It really depends on who you’re playing and how far back they are.

@mikepetrandis8525 2 года назад

Great, could you do more game analysis?

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

I will in the future!

@pickleballstudent8523 2 года назад

More Please!!!

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

😁

@steveganis8501 Год назад

Enjoyed it, Im a former tennis and paddle player and this summer just began PB play at advanced beginner level so this vid just looks nothing like my drop-in games here in Northeast. Maybe you can do a vid commentary sometime on a 2.5-3.2 level doubles play in action, where long points are few and far between. Anyway, a few questions, thx: 1/ what is the slight jump to help elevate and cause better drops, such as at 13'53 or 27'56? Not sure I've ever seen that move covered in your other vids. A coach here told me that 'third shot drop' is only for advanced players, but I see it as important for even beginners. Does that slight jump help on the drops? 2/ Also, at 31', you're at NVZ line on returning team, yet you're positioned one lateral step away from center line, so left lane exposed. In my games, we on receiving team are told to move to middle of the kitchen line, but yet so many points seem to end due to the opening down the middle--esp. in drop-in games where partner always changes. Do you always tend to shade to the center when playing in the ad court? 3/ Finally, not a question, but just an observation: you advise us to aim shots towards opponent's shoelaces, to force low contact point shots, as opposed to merely place shots that land in the kitchen---that is so much easier said than done for beginners trying to get consistency and variety into their game, and if my shot is placed a bit too high, it becomes a return that is banged back for their winner..... Thx again for your continued great new content at Briones Pickleball!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Thanks Steve! These are some in-depth questions! We are working on formulating a Briones Pickleball Q&A group soon, so any questions like these can be asked and answered there. Keep updated with us and we’ll let you know when we have that available!

@steveganis8501 Год назад

@@BrionesPickleball K! I tell many advanced beginner players aspiring to play at intermediate level to watch your RU-vid vids!

@JimFessler 2 года назад

It was eye opening to see all the attacks to the dominant hand. Another challenge to the "attack the backhand" strategy. Is this mostly defeating their reaction time, or more of a placement shot? Too high and you might get a powerful forehand back at you.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Placement shot. Towards the right hip.

@MikeMcGuire1 Год назад

what video software do you use to make this? thanks!!

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

Screenflow

@tensforme 2 года назад

What is the importance of serving deep in doubles? I notice a lot of the serves in this match landing mid-court.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

It is important, although as we are all trying to serve deep, we also leave a lot of margin so we don’t miss serves, that’s why you may see a lot of mid court serves. In singles pickleball, I think deep serves are a lot more important.

@tensforme 2 года назад

@@BrionesPickleball Jordan are there any "big" serves or unreturnable serves in Pickleball? (legal that is). Does any player, at any level, consistently win points due solely to their serve, e.g. taking an opponent off the court with sidespin, or topspin, or just plain pace?

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Not aces, but good big serves can cause missed returns and/or weak returns. That is the goal of a good serve.

@joenenninger971 2 года назад

Julian seems to be really hanging back at the 6:30 point. Comments? Great video btw.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks!

@joenenninger971 2 года назад

@@BrionesPickleball but why is Julian so far back both in trans zone as well as split from partner?

@vladjax_pb 2 года назад

@@joenenninger971 it was Rob who was hanging back. I guess he didn't like how his 3rd shot came off his paddle so he stayed back. Julian was ready for shake and bake, and attacked for 5th shot. Julian has tendency to start hand battles that stretch entire court, so maybe Rob thought Julian will take care of it. Indeed, a strange reaction on the 3rd and it definitely caused a misalignment that could have kept point going longer.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Yes I think Rob did the right thing staying back. That’s the thing in a point, you are reacting to the ball and to each player’s position, so it could look different every time. Pros come to the net when they are ready to. Lol

@lawrence084 2 года назад

Great video !!! My observation...Only 2 lobs. With an opponent that was very aggressive and playing low at the net I would lob a lot more. Too many of their points was when you and your partner was not at the net but in the middle of the court. Also it seem like they put the easy shots away where too many of you and your partner's easy shot end up being returnable, out or in the net. Overall I would say if more attempts at lobbing and down the line shots, the results would have been a lot tighter.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Not sure what level you play Lawrence, but hitting lobs and hitting down the line are riskier shots at the pro level. It’s very hard to get off good lobs because of player’s movement to the ball. This is why you don’t see very many lobs at the pro level.

@lawrence084 2 года назад

@@BrionesPickleball Isn't that the difference between a Pro and a very good amateur player. The Pros make the low percentage shots at a higher percentage? The match was the loser bracket...I would have love to see how they lost. I do understand what you are stating...but the guy was on one knee (several time). Couldn't gotten easier point(s).

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Not necessarily. Pros make great strategic decisions and are very consistent, along with having great attacking skills and also amazing defense. Until you play against athletic 5.0 or pro level guys, you probably won’t realize how hard it is to lob effectively, which is why it should be used sparingly. Just watch the top players in the world, they don’t lob much because they know that they can hit an offensive dink instead, at a much higher percentage.

@lawrence084 2 года назад

If you say a lob and/or down the line shot was not an option then I have no problem agreeing. But in my defense I do not choose lobbing based on skill level and athletism. I choose based on height and how committed the opposition is at the net by how much they are bending their knees. Your opponenent got low and very focus on the dinking and banging at the net...Those are the opponents I keep lobbing to the opposite side of the corner of the court (which tends to be a backhand return) until they show me they can score points from lob. You should have been 2 for 2 with your lobs and they didn't do anything to convience you to go for a 3rd attempt. It just my obversation. And going down the line always keep the opponents from protecting the middle of the court. It is easier to return shots when you know where they are headed. AND...At the net your fore hand is your weakest hand because it requires you to stab or turn your upper body to return a shot where you backhand is just an arm movement. it is a lot easier and a lot quicker to move.

@CC-bq7wk 2 года назад

Have you noticed HOW MANY times you twist the paddle in your hand. You could end up losing a point because of you fiddling with your paddle....

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Believe it or not, I’ve probably “lost” a point due to spinning my paddle a total or 10 times or less since I’ve been playing. This is calculating thousands of hours of playing the past 7 years. Lol

@ylana4444 Год назад

This guy Rob is someone NOT to copy. He lifts UP off one leg on his drops instead of transferring his weight forward. Pretty unorthodox. His drops would be more effective if he transferred his weight. :)

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

I would say that he doesn’t do this all the time. Rob is a great player and is definitely unorthodox, but he does have good basic mechanics.

@ylana4444 Год назад

@@BrionesPickleball Fair enough! 😁

@janem6391 2 года назад

👍👍👍

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@javierdonaire6877 Год назад

the problem is that in general everybody says that the ball is out when they dont see the ball out, as soon as the ball is on or around the line. if you didn´t see the ball out with your eyes, why you say out? if you are not sure that is out you should say IN .. other way you are kind of cheating, like most of the people do.

@javierdonaire6877 Год назад

now i see the second "out" ball 38:25 ... yeah you guys both are the typical cheaters who say out when the ball is around the line ... why didn´t say was in? you didn´t say anything ... did you see out as well?

@BrionesPickleball Год назад

We all makes bad calls at times, can’t speak for any of them. Hard to challenge calls when the ref most likely can’t clearly see it.

@javierdonaire6877 Год назад

I understand. I record myself as well and I see constantly balls like that. People says out very easy. The rule is .. when I doubt I say out. But the rule should be .. if I dont see it out 100%, i shouldn't say out .. congrats for the channel

@sparksy69 2 года назад

I love the hear the different reasons for different positioning. I like the idea of exploring my weakness and improving. Thanks for these videos. I play with your uncle at Pecos here and there. Love when he gives pointers and tells me why and when do do something. Very helpful.

@BrionesPickleball 2 года назад

Thanks Jason!