Thanks John, this concept of moving into position to read and react to your partner's third needs to be taught, understood and implemented. 👍

The best pickle ball lesson!

Gruvn is the sleeper in this contest.

the fix is to reposition ur feet and body after dropping the ball

What full video is this from?

Great intel on the big picture 🎉 thank you 😊

I wish I could have watched this video 6 years ago. I use to much power at times and thus pop up the ball.

another excellent video. I will be practicing on the wall as shown in the video tomorrow.

Every day, I go to pickleball thinking I am going to slow down and end up rushing far too often. Maybe watching it again will help,

Excellent video presented in an easy to follow format. Vast majority of his videos are worth watching several times. What does John think of the 007 paddle?

Started pickleball one week ago tomorrow. I'm 74 and a former tennis player. Personal weight is good and I'm still active, walking forty plus miles a week. Decided to learn the shots before playing many games. These drills are excellent for shot execution and I will do them diligently four or five times a week. So, how long before I reach 4.0? Or can a 74 year young ever reach that level? Nobody will work harder than I. I recognize the impossibility of the question but is it possible?

Why not mentioning 3Ss? Best paddles ever made IMO

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Great idea kudos to your whole team!

Shogun got out first round?!?! whoaaa

I come from a non racquet sport background, and developed a lot of bad swing habits over-using my wrist, so this is super helpful in helping me understand how exactly to break some of those bad habits. Interestingly, I managed to develop a really nice wrist-only dink in addition to a good shoulder-only dink when appropriate, and I've had many coaches and other players tell me to stop using wrist in any dink, to practice just with shoulder hinge, and it threw me off so bad and confused me and made my dinking worse overall. So this context is so helpful for me, thank you.

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If you have 1 or 2 players who practice drill with you, consider yourself blessed 🙌 🥹

Great vid. Do you have to turn your feet ? Often people say you must put feet to side ? You have an "open" stance facing the net

Unreal. All good players. Pro is obviously amazing. Great video.

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100 percent

My lobs are no bueno. This will help me.

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Awesome approach for drilling!!

So many gems!! Thank you!!

If you’re only getting 30-40 touches per game you must be playing a team either way better or way worse than you. Points shouldn’t be ending that fast in rec play

Great advice here! 👍🏼

Thanks for making this video. I'm going to use this routine as often as I can.

You mentioned on the serve return that you like to drive when you are on balance and defensive drop otherwise. I would think that driving is less challenging when not on balance versus dropping, which needs more precision.

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Great vid. I appreciate getting to watch your form. Got to see more of it with more touches too!

My challenge to drilling is tennis elbow. I guess it happens as we get older. It is frustrating I have to decide between drilling and playing.

During one of the PB clinics we were told that we shouldn't take a step back, because the opponent will have more time and will already be ready for your shot ... but after your video I doubt that ) Thanks!

That’s a lot of quality shots in 10 minutes. 👍 Thanks for sharing.

The challenge on this is to get a player available and capable. Do you have anything similar setup for any of these drills on the Titan One and if so would you please share? Thanks for your channel and sharing the QR codes!

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John - this is such an informative video... teaching this exact principle at my clinic tomorrow. Your teachings are GOLD 🙌🏽

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Awesome. I saw some weighted paddle covers and wondered if there was something like this that still allowed me to hit balls with it on the paddle.

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