HOW TO HIT THE BACKHAND FLICK | You Need This Deceptive Pickleball Shot In Your Game! (ft. AJ Scarp)

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Ever wondered how to hit the backhand flick in pickleball? Then you're in luck because today with Learning From The Locals we have AJ Scarp with us who just happens to be a master at the backhand flick for pickleball! In this video AJ breaks down steps to hitting this deceptive pickleball shot in an easy and digestable manner. He talks about body positioning, which pickleball shots to use it on and he also talks about ways to set up a point in order to use this shot to the best advantage. Make sure you check out this pickleball shot tutorial and add this shot to your arsenal because this will advance your pickleball game!
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@jeffdavidson9459 Месяц назад

watched this last night, and tried it today, my very first opportunity hit for a winner! thank you!

@tanthony3895 Год назад

Excellent! I'm also a former ping-pong player and the pickleball players I play against hate me. Ping pong rules! 🤪

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

For real!!!! I feel like the pickleball players who have a ping pong background are so great with these deceptive shots! I never know what they’re going to do 🤣

@apeoftheplanets Год назад

this channel's going places. I seen enough YT to know. energy from the main girl is iconic and brings good vibes... & emerging sport catching on like wildfire right now. KEEP AT IT U R AWESOME

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

Wow, thank you so much! This was so encouraging to read!

@tatianderson911 Год назад

WOW! Viewed several times! I will definitely try to learn it! Love it! 👍

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

I’m with you! I learned so much from AJ and thought his explanation of this shot made so much sense!

@user-wv4cc7hd6w 10 месяцев назад

These are advanced shots and really for the 4.0+ players. Many beginner / intermediates should master dinking before trying these shots.

@keithjones4014 Год назад

The concept for the channel is great. Highlighting local legends and pros. As soon as I saw the video, I subscribed. Great video and a new shot to add to my bag. Thank you.

@netplayer23 Год назад

This video was so good I subscribed immediately! As a tennis player transitioning to pb, I have been reading, watching YT, and practicing. Thank you both for your enthusiasm and clear, concise explanation of the how, why, and when to use this shot!

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

Thank you so much for your feedback! Means a lot!!!

@alohaleslie9407 Год назад

More and more of my fellow rec players are beginning to use this and, yes, it's very deceptive! Your clear explanation of how and when to use it were great and I look forward to learning it. An awesome weapon! Thanks so much.

@XistsiX 11 месяцев назад

Great video. I love this shot and learned it from Ben Johns on a Jordan Briones video and also on Simone's channel. See "How to hit a backhand roll." I'd just like to add to your detail when you drop the paddle head midway thru your stroke and then "flick" or turn your wrist over. Ben suggested focusing on turning your forearm over for consistency instead of flicking or getting too wristy, as that would create inconsistency. If you look again at your video, I'd say you actually turn your forearm over more than your wrist. Hope you welcome the add-on context to your great video.

@patrickmcpatrick 11 месяцев назад

Great energy, great content! Gonna practice 'the Flick"! Thank you for posting 👍👍

@neiladams5176 Год назад

that was a very informative video

@grlygirl1264 4 месяца назад

Great shot!!!

@gnarfish5555 2 месяца назад

Very nice!! I'm a tennis player and this is very nice for pickle ball!

@rdwilander Год назад

New subscriber after watching this video. This was one of the most thorough explanation of a specific shot and when to use it. The slo mo was very helpful. AJ did a great explanation and it shows how effective this shot is. Hope your channel is successful and likely will be if it this is an indication of what's to follow👍

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

Thank you so much for the feedback! I completely agree. AJ did such a fantastic job breaking down this shot, I learned so much just getting to be apart of filming it! So glad you’re enjoying the series & im excited for the videos to come! Glad you’re here!

@shanec4441 Год назад

Thank you- great tips 😊

@lilajimenez8106 Год назад

Best video I have seen teaching this shot!!

@MrSupasonics 6 месяцев назад

I played table tennis before, and this kind of backhand cut/spin/flip is sort of typical from here, interesting similarities.

@samtarkk1 8 месяцев назад

YESSSS! I come from table tennis too, glad to see you are translating skills too

@Allthingspickleball 8 месяцев назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@Ltdoptions Год назад

Excellent videos, thanks

@iantercero5380 Год назад

Great video. Joey, the goo bar banger from Pickleball Pirates is crazy. Have…… a goood day!

@sg19579 Год назад

love this series

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

Thanks so much for the feedback! Means a lot!

@murgesgc Год назад

The way AJ teaches is super advanced.. like 4.5+ technique... the easier way to teach this is just to drop the paddle face down, and just raise your shoulder up and brush the back of the ball.. The way Fedz shows it here at :35 seconds is the basic version of this roll. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r2jD0vdl39g.html

@narrowroad62 9 месяцев назад

A thing of beauty! ❤

@Allthingspickleball 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for watching!

@ryano3424 Год назад

Great tip. I am always looking to add new skills to my arsenal. I for sure will be trying this.

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

Yes! So glad you found this helpful!! It’s a fantastic shot!

@2be1withU 9 месяцев назад

Hi level play technique and even then I can't do it. Not enough muschle power at the wrist and elbow hurts when flicking it like that. Table tennis paddle is quite a bit lighter. Ex tennis and table tennis player (all recreational)

@sheaunderwood Год назад

Yo! This is an amazing video. Clearly you put a lot of time and thought in to this. Everyone reading this should subscribe because this was great

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

Thanks so much Shea!!!

@eddiemattison7792 Год назад

Good advices!

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@Duffbeeryahoo Год назад

Great video! Clear explanations. I do have a couple critiques... 1. I can't see this shot, when hit off the bounce, working much at the 5.0+ level. In the initial video, Davidse (I think that's her), was pulled wide off the court. To compensate, her partner covered middle but moved way too far middle. He was literally straddling the T. Davidse is athletic and could have recovered to cover more middle. Because of his incorrect positioning, the line was wide open. This will very rarely happen with high-level pickleball players as there is an understanding that most players can recover from poor positioning so you should very rarely have to cover for your partner. If the player on the right was in a better position, there would have been no way to flick that shot off the bounce down the line for a winner. Would be an easy counter. That said, it can be a very effective shot hit out of the air with deception. One of Ben Johns marque shots. 2. Also, there is no need to point the paddle head down to the ground to generate sufficient top spin. Doing so will effectively telegraph the shot. Keep the paddle in the same position as a regular dink and start your swing volley/attack from this starting point. Much better for deception. Using an eastern grip from this starting point will result in more than enough top spin.

@afterthesmash Год назад

I think you mean Salome Devidze. First you're a beginner and you don't even know the net is too wide. Then you're an intermediate, and you realize you can only cover 12-14 feet, mostly by working together. Then you're pro or a tweener, and you can usually cover 10-12 feet all by yourself. But actually, at any level beyond the beginner level, I think positioning is empirical. If you find yourself getting beat wide, then you stray less far into the middle. If your partner _isn't_ always fast enough to recover, and you're being beaten in the gap, they you shift further into the middle. If _both_ of those are happening, you dial your telepathy up to 11, and choose the lesser of two evils. If that doesn't work, either, then you properly guard your line, and let your partner practice a weak skill. Maybe you work together to take some of those wide dinks off the opponent's menu by attacking sooner, with greater risk. You really can't judge the big guy cheating to center until you see how he adjusts to reality on the court over a longer time frame.

@kabnis2022 4 месяца назад

Is this flick shot more powerful than a traditional punch volley?

@russellelefterion4260 Год назад

Love this video!!! Go FLA!!!!

@Allthingspickleball Год назад

Glad you liked it!!

@tedjspenadel Год назад

Yes. I have been doing that in ping pong since I was 8 years old. I'm 61 now. We just have to remember that with pickleball, the racket doesn't grip the ball like in ping pong with a rubber face

@RunningManOH Год назад

it's a paddle, not a racket :>}

@kjnest Год назад

Why do you hit back hand so much when you don’t have to ? I understand when it’s far to your left if right handed but when you can see it can be easily hit straight back? Thank you!

@patricksnyder3446 Год назад

Play ping pong back hand flips are used all the time!!

@bobdoe4689 Год назад

The real question is who is better at table tennis, Cliff or AJ?

@allinpickleball7842 Год назад

AJ watch out in 5.0 at PPA in Daytona. Just entered. Are you regretting this video already? Because it was a pretty amazing video. Truly lucky to have you guys as friends