How To Hit A Third Shot Drop EXACTLY Like Ben Johns

[@wallyhustad3686]

I’ve watched several of your videos - glad to have found your channel- you do an excellent job!

[@franticjack]

Very useful video because these are real third shot drops against drive returns unlike videos where people start with a weak kitchen opener to you.

[@hetchangela7659]

Hey Shea! Wonderful video, i live how you broke down each step and made this tutorial so easy to explain😄👍

[@thatpickleballguy]

really good man!!

[@frolfdoctor]

Nice video. Well done breakdown of the best. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@madrum]

I think having the paddle closer to parallel with the ground will help me avoid flicking the paddle as much. I see myself doing that a lot when under pressure, so going to drill this today. I don’t think I can confidently lock my wrist with the paddle tip down, so I’ll try paying closer attention to my paddle angle.

[@madrum]

Very well done! Appreciate it!

[@natehendricksen3338]

Excellent vid. Thanks.

[@dominionn09]

Very interesting about the advantages of a wide paddle for this. I was just about to buy a new Selkirk and was going back and forth between the epic and Invicta. I always thought pointing down to do the drops but I can see that this may not be the best idea

[@RasyadsVideo]

Nice job

[@BenjaminAndersonPickleball]

I love watching your breakdowns, Shea. Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Good luck on your road to pro!

[@A-bl1dy]

is this the most broken down pickleball or sports video?

[@KxrtOn360FPS]

Is this eastern

[@jeffreyader1454]

Question - Shea, do you believe the technique for Ben's 3rd shot drop is exactly the same as he uses for his 3rd shot drop in doubles?

[@bensbuilds6463]

Can I get a paddle mines word?

[@coslucas]

How do you hit 100 shots in 2 minutes? That's basically 1.2 shot per second!

[@sheaunderwood]

Turning the frequency all the way up to 10! There’s a clip of it at 7 in the video but it’s in random mode. If you set it to one spot and turn it up to 10 it’s very doable

[@joeychen8772]

Too many steps, the less is better. Dude

[@sheaunderwood]

Step 1: Don’t miss Better?

[@jisforjoy3314]

I have to admit that I never noticed all the details you mentioned. Great job!❤