Beat 90% of Pickleball Players With This Strategy (3 Laws)

Are you ready to improve your pickleball game and win more consistently, no matter who you’re playing against? In this video, I’ll walk you through the top strategies that can help your game on the court. We’ll break down the three fundamental laws of effective pickleball strategy, tailor-made for players looking to improve their game from good to great!
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[@blondguy008]

0:18 Law #1 - keep the other team back off the net 6:47 Law #2 - learn to play chess - make the smartest possible decision 16:16 Law #3 - get to the net

[@billwilhelm8646]

Love all your videos. Can you do some on court position when playing doubles. Also more on shot selection. At lower levels there are not many defensive shots they are always trying to hit a winner

[@jonathongosman7591]

Situational awareness in the peripheral vision. Learning from our mistakes. Experience is the best teacher. Great video. Thank you

[@britta215]

Great strategy I can start working on tomorrow- thank you!

[@jasonbradshaw5853]

Very comprehensive strategy here. Excellent content! I'm heading to the courts shortly to test these out.

[@realasadoughnut]

Patience is huge for me...lull them all day...it's a war of attrition. Another great video. Thanks.

[@natesj6105]

Great video! Love it. The intricacies are great to be reinforced and learned as I move up in the game. Nice to actually hear it voiced out in person.👏👏

[@carlosfeliciano8441]

Great tips and advice as always. 😊 you've explained it really well but also stressing how there is never a hard and fast rule but must be our next strategy must be based on what we as players assess or see in our opponents in terms of what they are doing or about to do.

[@EnhancePickleball]

So true!

[@fredmargolin1909]

My chess strategy: When facing a good dinker, I switch and work on the weaker dinker. Also, when faced against much younger, faster, better players,, I try to return every shot in a fashion that requires my opponent to hit with his paddle tip down...hard or soft shot. I don't have the accuracy to aim at opponents right or left shoulder.

[@edwardcohen7437]

Your videos always have useful tips including some I haven't heard of (or even thought about). Thanks.

[@EnhancePickleball]

Happy to help!

[@DannyBPlays]

I have a vid idea I'd love to see you do. There are times when some players or teams have a very unconventional way of playing. Like super high lob serves, or lobbing constantly during play, or they never dink, always speeding up even on a great drop, but intermediates still struggle against these types of players. I'd love a vid that covers how to best exploit these annoyances and more. They're obviously not good techniques because if they were, the pros would do them. The vid could be called something like "How to beat annoying players" haha

[@EnhancePickleball]

👀👀 thanks for the idea!

[@Reflect-fj4qh]

Usually lower-level tactics

[@alanpranke3299]

re: annoying speed uppers - especially at the kitchen, seems to be related to giving them a ball that is in their comfort zone - bounces too high, tendency to float and right in their forehand sweet spot. Add spin and make them reach or right at them. Easier said than done, practice pactice practice.

[@El_Guap]

What are the shoes you guys are wearing?

[@randallmcmanus]

VIDEOS SUGGESTION: Consider incorporating SlowMo and Super SlowMo on all shots to break them down; volleys; forehand; backhand; serve; etc. Thanks.

[@paularnold-schutta9907]

I love what you, your sister and friends are doing to educate us. I was saddened to see other KZbin sites pirating your videos and ideas on their sites. I hope you and KZbin are monitoring these pirate sites.

[@EnhancePickleball]

I appreciate you saying that. It’s sad to see others copy us and steal our content but all we can do is make the best videos we can for you guys!

[@JonMichael-d1x]

7:36 i have a blind a right eye and am left handed so what I can do 11:21 also I get very competitive and I get overly angered when I make mistakes and also am a 3.5 trying to get 5.0

[@barrwa1]

Me too Some times your partner will just there and i don't have a clue😮

[@randallmcmanus]

"...3.5 on my way to a 5.0..." aren't we all? 😆

[@DannyBPlays]

Just an idea(if you arent already trying it), KZbin now lets you split test thumbnails, so you should try a test between you and your sister in the same position/graphics and see if either draws more clicks. At the very least you may find it interesting to see if one performs better or if both are close

[@elouie]

I think split screen is an excellent idea, it would look like Trump debating Biden; kidding, kidding, kidding re; debate but pb split screen would be cool. How about point of view shot of the different kinds of grips.

[@bethechange4726]

Awesome Vid thanks!! Need to information on the game!!

[@waywaybeyond]

Great presentation with lots of fantastic tactics, tips and valuable advice. Thank you KZbin for providing uploaders like thisl

[@EnhancePickleball]

Glad it was helpful!

[@youlookgoodiwillnotlie8448]

Awesome! Can't wait to try these on a real game💪🏼

[@robertfriesen2411]

Excellent advice!!!

[@jhors7777]

Great videos and channel thank you!

[@martineimbeau674]

I love your videos so much, you are my best! I can't wait to receive my Sweet Spot Pro paddle !

[@EnhancePickleball]

It should be on the way! You’re gonna love it. Thanks for watching!

[@vitaleonis1196]

I just started pickleball 2 weeks ago and have only played a few games. The person who introduced me to the game only had straight wood paddles. Then, a local Pro Shop allows for loaning paddles for testing. I told the guy at the pro shop that at 60 years old, it's a bit hard for me to do fast deep bending. He suggested trying the Paddletek Tempest Reign Pro v3. Coming from a straight wooden paddle, I absolutely fell in love with this. However, I'm hearing everybody think that Paddletek makes crappy paddles. And I'm thinking maybe I shouldn't have purchased it. I'm definitely not a banger, and I play fairly strong game at the kitchen line, with decent reflexes and accuracy. For just starting out, people say I'm doing fairly well and would rate me a 2.5 or 3.0 player. I'm extremely confused on if I made a bad purchase or not. I would like to know what you think.

[@vitaleonis1196]

By the way - I noticed right away that the extended paddle helps me with reaching high, low and to the sides. However, I have had several balls fly right past my paddle, when I thought my paddle was right in front of it. Which makes me wonder if I should go back to a more standard boxy style, instead of the elongated Style. Could you suggest two or three paddles that may be good suggestions that are under $170?

[@geoffheckel9892]

​@@vitaleonis1196there are so many paddles out there. The best paddle for you depends on what you need the paddle to do for you. Jon Kew has a running tally on paddles he's tested with their stats- check him out!

[@KingRingSting666999]

I'm fairly new to the game (5 months), but my advice would be is stick with the paddle you have until you learn the game a bit more. You will then at least learn with the paddle behaving conaistently, and you can work on your technique. Look for a new paddle when you feel like it is beginning to hold you back, don't worry about what others think of it. Best wishes.

[@garrettmurphy3813]

Thank you for sharing!!! So happy for your freedom!

[@Chris-ng9zi]

Great video!!!

[@acarter2072]

Great lesson!

[@EnhancePickleball]

Glad you liked it!

[@attybong]

i think it's more difficult to hit a drop when you are being pushed back by a good deep return .. so, it's best to drive the 3rd shot when the return is good and deep .. and drop it when the return is short ..

[@Cacheola]

Good stuff, cheers. Ernie 21:48 :)

[@slicedpickleball]

Random question but are lets ever redo servers in pickleball?

[@nunyabidness3075]

In some tournaments I think they do that.

[@evanlichtenwalner6718]

Yea in some tournaments

[@Cacheola]

as long as they're in, PPA rules

[@rickhalle-podell169]

appreciate the analysis as opposed to so many videos that throw too many tips at once

[@mex5341]

if we will watch PPA mens doubles I would say 75% of third shots will be drive but not drop , so its not about " when bangers take advantage on low lvl" )

[@carolzanoff5628]

Can you “test” the Sweet Spot Pro for 30 days?

[@monoped8437]

put the ball, where they're not

[@pintsizedpickler]

Can you pin this comment

[@a.joseph4233]

Too many concepts...confusing...am not a pro.

[@imruss18]

Me neither

[@TracyBel]

Please ask Drew to quit spinning his paddle, it distracts me from the instruction.Thanks

[@bonniebowers4603]

When you pay for drew’s time, you can make that request.

[@ThiccBoi23]

Fantastic vid