As many of you know, I am re-writing my first book, Pickleball for Beginners, and I came across an interesting article about the pickleball serve. The serve is a very important shot in pickleball. It’s crucial that you learn good form and good technique right from the start. You have to have an effective serve […]
Pickleball 101: The Basics of a Pickleball Serve Read More »
As many of you will recall if you have ever taken a pickleball lesson or clinic with me, I explain the perfect dink and drop shot as a shot that cannot be attacked. In other words, the perfect dink — hit from anywhere on the court — is a drop shot, and the perfect drop
How to Hit Unattackable Dinks with Dave Weinbach Read More »
I’m a big fan of Daniel J Howard Pickleball and follow him on Facebook. His posts are insightful and can help any level of pickleball player improve. In this particular post, he talks about not using excuses when you don’t play well and the importance of “looking into the mirror” to challenge yourself to play
You can’t blame your way into positive change. Read More »
This is a short video for the beginner or intermediate pickleball player on how to transition to the kitchen — or non-volley zone — strategically, presented by Seneca SC Spindletree Racquet Club.
Transitioning to the Kitchen Read More »
In this video, CJ Johnson highlights four pickleball backhand tips that will help you to become more confident and consistent with your backhand groundstroke.
4 KEYS to Fixing A Pickleball Backhand Read More »
In this video, Jordan Briones discusses Pickleball Doubles Strategy. He focuses on three main topics: strategy, court coverage, and around the post shots.
Jordan Briones Discusses Pickleball Doubles Strategy Read More »
I hope you enjoy my books on pickleball and that my passion for the sport comes through in my writings. Don’t miss out on my latest book, “Advanced Pickleball Playbook: Techniques, Tactics, and Training.”