Reduce Pickleball Mistakes by Focusing on your Shot Follow-Through 

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Excellent video for increasing shot consistency. I tell my students not to perform hinge shots, that is, don’t bend at elbow or wrist. Too many variables for the brain to process. Thanks.

Another great instructive video! I have been using this stroke lately and been having more success in keeping my returns consistently low!

Great thoughts on this. Being a former tennis player, eliminating much of the action in the forearm and wrist is unnatural but this makes sense. Still have to incorporate them due to prior shoulder surgery but definitely see where I can do more of this technique as I’m getting some silly errors.

Great video and great advice.

Love your videos. This is exactly what we worked on with my wife yesterday. She has way to much wrist-elbow action. I think her problem is that she doesn't "setup" to receive the ball soon enough. Because of that she plays the ball too far back and resorts to wrist action to make up for the "late" swing. We've focused on the shorter backswing and the proper point of contact and it has helped. But she still needs help in getting ready to return the shot . Any suggestions? As a side note, her backhand is much better than her forehand because she locks her arm (as you pointed out). But she is still late with her shot. Her return of serves (she is left handed) from the even side are all down the line. Not a bad shot if she was aiming for that, but.......she isn't.

I agree especially on the cut shots. I am not consistent enough to try and spin everything. It takes lots of practice.

Great explanation specifically for newer players!

excellent advice! thank you so much!

Great info but audio drop low about middle thanks for the info.

Thank you for your videos. I suffer from a condition that causes extreme hypermobility in my joints. Floppy wrist is a real problem for me. When I try to control my wrist, my grip to tightens and I overshoot. Do you have any ideas for me to gain control of this situation?

Hope you get some footage from Dill @USOpen for deep dive soon

Why is the picture so small.

Hope you get some footage from Dill @USOpen for deep dive soon