Improve your dinks, placement, and consistency with the Figure Eight Drill. This simple drill works with two or four players and builds better control at the kitchen.
Standing still and volleying is easy. Moving laterally and staying balanced while doing it is what actually prepares you for a real game. This drill trains both at the same time.
This simple drill improves your dinking accuracy and volley instincts at the same time. All you need is a partner and a few balls to mark your territory.
Not every speed up needs a response. A cross-court speed up is one of the hardest shots to keep in bounds. Here is why letting it go wins you more free points.
Most players try to end points by themselves. This three step sequence is about setting your partner up instead. Here is how it works.
The tomahawk roll looks like a regular shot until it is not. Here is how to hit it in three steps and why it is so hard for opponents to read.
Want to improve your pickleball faster? These three essential drills build better dinks, stronger resets, and more consistent fourth shots.
Struggling against hard hitters? Learn three simple adjustments that help you stay in control, neutralize power, and beat bangers with smarter pickleball.
The Erne is one of the most exciting shots in pickleball. Learn what it is, when to use it, and why good timing matters more than jumping high.
Want to improve your third shot drop under real game pressure? The 7-11 Drill teaches you how to hit quality drops, move to the kitchen, and win points while keeping score.
Quick feet win points at the kitchen. This simple crab walk drill helps you move side to side, recover faster, and stay balanced during fast pickleball rallies.
Fast hands win fire fights, but good technique wins even more. Learn five simple pickleball tips that will help you stay in control during fast kitchen battles.