Top 8 Pickleball Tips for CONSISTENCY (Learn These SECRETS to Level Up FAST) 

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Thanks for the comment! The split step can be a huge help with that. Best of luck

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Thank you for the kind words and the comment! Great tips there. That’s a great method for reading and anticipating.

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Thanks for the comment, Ellen! The unlearning curve can be tough for tennis players but you’ll get it!

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Thank you Mo! You’re the man

Keeping my eyes on the ball (losing focus) is a challenge!

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I hear you. I play with one group of about a dozen players that has three dedicated bangers. Rallies never develop into pickleball rallies when they're involved. They quickly devolve into three-shot wiffle tennis...or four-man singles pickleball. And the non-bangers contribute to the problem because they feed the bangers what they want and give the bangers second chances by taking their "out" balls. If your partners don't know how to take control and develop a rally then teach them how. My solution was to start a drilling group. I opened it to all from that playing group. As I anticipated, the bangers were not interested and the anti-bangers were. First I'm focusing the drilling on dinking and dropping...the two things that frustrate the banger's efforts and that bangers are weak at. Once my drilling partners are able to consistently drop balls (and force the bangers into the lowest percentage drives) I'll move on to having them watch the swing path, paddle angle, and take back of the opponent to predict the likely path of the return BEFORE the ball is struck...and be prepared to let the "out" balls go out. It's a work in progress. But there has been progress and that's rewarding.

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Great point! Encouragement can go a long way on the court

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