PickleballInstructions.com - THE KITCHEN LINE
We are often asked...what is the kitchen line and do I always need to stay on the line...
Pickleballinstructions.com - The 3RD SHOT PRACTICE
People often ask how to practice the 3rd shot in Pickleball...
Pickleballinstructions.com - How to MOVE AS A TEAM
Many people ask us, when playing Pickleball doubles, how do you move as a team. This short video will help demonstrate that.
Pickleballinstructions.com - NO MAN'S LAND
Where is the 'no man's land' on the court. There's a misconception. The 'no man's land' is the part of the court you never want to be in. This short lesson video will show and explain why.
Pickleballinstructions.com - The Paddle Head
We are often asked, why is our 'paddle head' always above our wrists when we volley or do a block shot. There are reasons. Watch the video to learn the benefits of keeping your 'paddle head' above your wrist when you volley and do a block shot.
Pickleballinstructions.com - MOVE BLOCK FREEZE
People hear us say MOVE BLOCK FREEZE, and we are often asked what that means. MOVE BLOCK FREEZE is a term we came up with to remember what to do against those hard hitters (that try to drive the ball threw you). It's easy to remember, and if you practice it's easy to do.
Pickleballinstructions - PROTECT EYES
It's very important to protect your eyes playing Pickleball. Here's a little video on what you can do.
Pickleballinstructions.com - The PUT AWAY SHOT
In pickleball, where should you place your 'put away shot'. This is a common question, and this short video will help explain where and why.
Pickleballinstructions.com - How hard to hit your put away shot (75%)
We are often asked, how hard should you hit a 'put away shot'. Most people believe their hardest, but you should never swing harder than 75% of your ability/power. Why, because like most sports, you'll do something fundamentally wrong. Watch the short video to learn more.
Pickleballinstructions.com - What is THE 3RD SHOT
Pickleball - Many people ask us what The 3rd Shot means. To help answer this question, we created this short video.