Offensive Backhand Dink With Topspin So You Can Earn Pop Ups & Attack

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Aggressive dinking from the backhand side has mostly been done with slice dinks...until NOW! Learn the one-handed backhand topspin dink...
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Shot #1 - One-Handed Topspin Backhand Dink Crosscourt: • Offensive Backhand Din...
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Комментарии : 44

@lizlemon9632 3 года назад

Your videos are getting better and better, great demonstration and split screen with visuals.

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

Thanks! We appreciate it!

@paulmcdevitt2038 3 года назад

Always the best videos to explain pickle ball shots - thorough with just the right angles and examples. Going to try this out tomorrow

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

Awesome!

@callees8790 5 месяцев назад

thank you, thank you, thank you. For showing it in slo-mo, for talking through the shot and swing path. So many don't. I'm a very visual learner in anything I do.

@primetimepickleball 2 месяца назад

You're so welcome. Glad you like the slo mo. We'll do more!

@tedbryson1159 3 года назад

You hit on exactly the shot I’m working on and when I use it it catches opponents by surprise. High degree of difficulty and my grip pressure and grip angle are very important. Great video, thanks!

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@mervatameen646 3 года назад

You explanation is really great! I will work on it. Thank you!

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

😊

@sarvanisuzanneviger-edson81 3 года назад

using some slow motion of your explanations of specific shots helps!!! Keep the videos coming!! Thanks!

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

Thanks!

@ChadBreece 3 года назад

Really helpful shot, all would benefit having this in toolbox 👍🏼

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻

@benjaminleavitt3666 3 года назад

Wonderful content! Could you do a video explaining all the skill levels, and how you determine which one we are?

@dalevoigt8612 3 года назад

Tyler did a video on it recently, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uROStRWqkIU.html

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

Great suggestion!

@Rabit437 15 дней назад

Is there any forearm movement in the dink? What arm parts are involved? Thanks!

@godgunsandgoldens 3 года назад

To generate the most spin you need to increase paddle speed right before contact and follow through. “Explode” through the contact point to increase chances of pop up.

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

When hitting topspin dinks at the NVZ, you have to slow down your paddle head speed, or the ball will shoot long past the kitchen line or go right into the net. A good medium paced paddle speed works great for this shot.

@godgunsandgoldens 3 года назад

@@primetimepickleball It can be done although risky for sure. You have to graze ball just the right amount ratcheting up paddle speed right before contact. I know because I accidentally did it because of table tennis background where I did it routinely although more room for error with spongy glued ping pong paddle for sure. Pickleball paddle much less forgiving with low friction surface contact has to perfect and fast. Shot would have to be practiced so much to be consistent for most players may not be worth it in that it’s not really a point ending shot.

@chaseevans4057 3 года назад

Fantastic video! I can't get as much topspin on my backhand compared to my forehand but if I follow through it turns out somewhat decent!

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

😎

@El_Guap Год назад

Can you go over the Ben Johns cross step back hand top spin dink... It's different than this and it's wicked.

@primetimepickleball Год назад

It is! Thanks for the suggestion.

@neeleshshah 24 дня назад

Thanks for the tip. The spinning of the paddle between every shot is so distracting to follow though

@primetimepickleball 24 дня назад

Thanks and noted.

@julesgoldstein6258 3 года назад

What type of glove were you wearing on your right hand?

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

Actually, it was tape. I had a blister on my hand. Ouch!

@pamleslie3912 3 года назад

Can you check link for Shot #3 - I keep getting a "not available" when trying to launch. Thanks!

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KuANBRzbb4s.html

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

Fixed it! Thank you!

@jmilton04103 3 года назад

What about that paddle spin between shots? Habit? Good/bad?

@dalevoigt8612 3 года назад

The continental gip is usually recommended because from it you can hit both backhand and forehand shot quickly without changing grips. You would not want to be in the process of changing grips when the ball get quickly sped up to you. Between playing points it could be a good way relieve hand tension. If you have too much tension in your hand, you may be playing with a grip that is too tight.

@primetimepickleball 3 года назад

Lol. Probably not good if you’re trying to learn how to do it. It’s a habit.

@vincenguyen6773 2 года назад

Anyone else notice that he's spinning his paddle every so often between shots? Lol

@primetimepickleball 2 года назад

Yeah, he does that. It's his thing.

@peaceandfood7952 2 года назад

Can we really top spin a pickleball as much as a pingpong ball?

@primetimepickleball 2 года назад

I don’t believe so.

@jamesriverhighskoolchess5154 2 года назад

This game is not that complicated...just have to have a low enough IQ to not get bored with it. I play tennis which requires constant grip changes at the 5.5 level

@primetimepickleball 2 года назад

I also play tennis at the 5.5 level. Your comments about pickleball are inaccurate.

@jamesriverhighskoolchess5154 2 года назад

@@primetimepickleball pickleball is the absolute easiest raquet sport and the kitchen neutralizes skill and power to a pretty large degree and then it's a crap shoot to see who can win the point when it speeds up. As a business owner and a net worth of 22 million, a high IQ, a div 1 tennis player from UNC and a current singles player in usta i can assure you my statements are 100% true.

@ymca2818 Год назад

You lift your head every time you execute your shot. I teach tennis and instruct my students that the ball on your side of the net is the present, the balls over the net are the future. You cannot hit what you can't see. Your eyes are to the future. Poor execution. Rodger Federer would never lift his head until his head touched his chin.

@primetimepickleball Год назад

Thanks for the feedback