The 2-Handed Backhand: The Most Important Shot in Mixed Doubles Pickleball 💯 | James Ignatowich Show

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Welcome to Episode 71 of the James Ignatowich Show. This episode is dedicated to discussing the importance of the two-handed backhand in mixed doubles pickleball. The two-handed backhand can be more useful in mixed doubles than in men's doubles, because it allows for more creativity and offense. James shares his strategy for the two-handed backhand, how it allows for more speed and power shots, and how the shot in mixed doubles is specifically different from single or doubles pickleball. There are advantages to playing on the right side when you are a right-handed male player in mixed doubles and it's important that female players learn to earn points from the right side 👀
Timestamps:
0:00 - The James Ignatowich Show Episode 71 Introduction 🎬
1:18 - Expertise in mixed doubles + 2-handed backhand ✌️
9:38 - Playing the same side as dominant hand in mixed 💪
12:17 - Female players earning points from the right 💯
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9 июл 2024

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@DannyBPlays 6 дней назад

best intro ever

@DannyBPlays 5 дней назад

You've actually sold me now, I've avoided even trying a 2-handed backhand for dinks and speedups but all of your logic is sound about how versatile it is

@JamesIgnatowich 5 часов назад

At least do it for speed ups bro. One handed speed up off the bounce isn’t gonna take you anywhere lmao, I’m assuming you dont even try it

@britta215 13 часов назад

My more advanced partner taught me the 2-handed backhand, and after watching your podcast together, he’s going to start experimenting using it when we play together - thank you! Love your podcasts! )One suggestion of you’re open to it. If you could position your camera angle so that it looks like you’re making eye-contact with your audience - it would make it easier to watch. )

@JamesIgnatowich 5 часов назад

Thank you for this message! I don’t actually know how to make it look like I’m making eye contact with the audience lol

@vanadyan1674 6 дней назад

Anna looks super impressed with your podcasting duties. ☺

@JamesIgnatowich 5 часов назад

Hahah she has better things to do

@The_pickleball_fennec 6 дней назад

nice youtube short man good job

@janaadams7958 6 дней назад

Thanks as always for your tips and instruction- 🥰

@JamesIgnatowich 5 часов назад

Thank you for watching!!

4 дня назад

James, do you ever get stretched so far to your left that you have to let go of the paddle with your right hand and just hit a lefty forehand?

@JamesIgnatowich 3 дня назад

Nahh, I’ll do a slice backhand in that case. But it’s not the worst thing to hit a lefty forehand

@hhtb19 2 дня назад

James, I've basically always hit a one-ie through decades of tennis and 6+ years of pickleball. Should I make the effort to learn a twoie almost from scratch? Not rhetorical, I'll try it if it could be a big boost. I'm also a lefty if that matters. Thanks!

@BrionesPickleball День назад

Yes

@JamesIgnatowich 5 часов назад

@@BrionesPickleballif me and Briones both say it, it must be true. Haha. But yes, at the very least, id highly recommend a two handed backhand when resetting in the mid court, trying to speed up off bounce, and backhand return. At the very least.

@Purplemineral 6 дней назад

13:56 disclaimer: for 4+'s.

@middlefork6530 6 дней назад

You love you some you 😂

@JamesIgnatowich 5 часов назад

How could I not?

@nunyabidness3075 6 дней назад

In most cases, anyone saying you don’t “need” something is just pushing their own bias on you. The reality is you don’t “need” most modern things, but many of them are really helpful or desirable.