Thank you~ for Mandarin Chinese viewers 單手 1. more power, 2. wider reach 雙手 1. more control, 2. consistency(一致性), 3, wider range of shots & pace 可以打的角度比較廣跟可調整力道(可強可弱)

Being a racquetball player, I could not drill like that with a trying a rollout. good video

Quá hay, nếu bạn mà biết đánh 2 tay thì rất thuận lợi cho quả trái yay , kể cả quả đập bóng cao trên đầu bạn( quả smass)

Great to learn the different applications of the shots.

You have any discount codes for it?

Nick, you are a great instructor! I always learned great things from your videos. Thank you!! 🙏

Looks out. I think a tiny split second would lead to an easier atp

Thanks for sharing!

This is harder to do with a heavy elongated paddle

Thanks to share this set up. Have you ever thought the increased weight become too heavy? Or is this perfect for your shoulder and elbow muscles? I'm using 7.7oz Bantam ESQ-C 14.3. I'm kinda feel 7.7oz is a bit too light for me, but having difficulty to find out the perfect weight and balance point for me. I tried 1g-per-1inch tape to increase it to 8.0 oz, but it felt too heavy for me, my kitchen line reaction speed declined. So I returned, still looking for perfect setting for me. Maybe I need to try something like yours. Weight on the handle would not increase the swing weight I guess.

Forehand in the Corner Pocket....

How does he serve right and drive left?

Getting down and under to curve it back in. Beautiful to see.

Thank you for sharing this Pickleball Wall Drills!

Nice content!

Super suggestion - I'll do this yet this week. Thanks!

Terrific video! Thank you ❤

So your hand would start near your body, and then you're lightly extending it out, without a lot of pace? My question might seem super obvious, but that looks so simple it blows my mind!

Do you momentarily look at your opponents paddle before they hit and then go back to tracking the ball or do you always look at the ball even at the point of contact?

When do you use this technique?

Really liking your content. That includes this video, though the structure was a little harder to get value from. It'd be interesting to see drilling specific techniques or sequences and hearing your thought process through it. :)

Thanks for this!

Great rally!

Topspin for the win, we accept all gifts.

Love this breakdown

Nice! I love these drills. I see you switched to paddletek? Which one are you using?

I love your stroke/shot teaching videos. I'd be interested to see a match breakdown with an emphasis on strategy within that match. I liked this video, my doubles partner and I do this drill but only straight across the court then flip flop whose right and left. I'll have to integrate the cross court as well.

what grip do you typically like at the kitchen?

You rock!

The best

Probably the best backhanded video I’ve seen on KZbin. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for this video! You covered a lot of needed and important points on how to defend.

Love your back hand videos I have a strong single hand back hand but want to improved more 🎉🎉

I don’t know the rules of pickle ball but aren’t all those landing out

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I was practicing from the baseline as part of a return. Primarily because I had no clue on the progression to train it at the kitchen. Now I do so thank you. - I have noticed getting down and around the ball practicing around the post has somehow added a little topspin to my drives. Don't know why but I do appreciate it.

Great video. For the backhand roll, do you use only your shoulder or do you use your legs as well?

sân ở đâu mà rộng và đẹp thê

Very nice point, could you share your paddle setup and what TKO version you’re using?

Are you using the Tko-c or Cx? And also what thickness?

Wow absolute primer on the 2 hander! Tks man!! Congrats 👏

Sooo smoooth!

For those who can’t play squash.

You are such a great teacher. I can't wait to practice dinking with my non-dominant hand in my drilling sessions

Good job

This shot is soooo niiiiice! Awesome to have in the toolbox

How long did it take you for the roll to start working in games for you? I’ve spent a few hours on it and still suck massively 😂

Funny, in the ben johns backhand roll and flick video, he does not like this form. He reccomends using more of a sidespin flick motion instead. Why do you think so?

Your roll demo is not what you actually do. No diff between roll and flick. You must have gumby flexibility, nobody's wrist turns bwds like that. You need lots of practice.