How to Hit Speedups in Pickleball (Flick Shots)

🚀 Elevate Your Pickleball Game: Ultimate Speedups Guide!
Discover essential pickleball tips and master the art of speedups with our in-depth guide, designed to boost your gameplay significantly. Whether you're learning how to play pickleball or refining your doubles strategy, this video is a goldmine of information for beginner and intermediate players alike.
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Speedups are a pivotal aspect of pickleball strategy, offering a way to seize control and secure points against quick-reacting adversaries. Our tutorial is meticulously crafted to provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to execute speedups flawlessly, making it an indispensable tool for anyone looking to dominate the kitchen line and outplay opponents at the 3.0 - 4.0 level or beyond.
🎾 Highlights of What You'll Learn:
Pickleball Strategy Deep Dive: Gain insights into the strategic value of speedups and how they can decisively end points in your favor.
Optimal Timing for Execution: Learn to identify the perfect moments for speedups, enhancing your game awareness and tactical play.
Master Forehand and Backhand Techniques: Get a comprehensive breakdown of both forehand and backhand speedup techniques, learning to hit them with precision whether off the bounce or in the air.
Deceptive Plays: Uncover secrets to disguising your speedups, keeping opponents guessing and off-balance.
Effective Targeting: Understand where to aim your speedups for maximum impact, and learn the crucial spots to avoid giving your opponent an advantage.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to level up your game, our guide on hitting speedups in pickleball is your key to unlocking a more aggressive, strategic, and winning play style. Dive in now and transform your approach to pickleball with advanced tips, doubles strategy, and beginner-friendly advice that will set you on the path to success!

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Fantastic video, the best I have seen on speed ups.

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[@vincek7227]

Feels like your technique telegraphs to opponents that you're going to speed up because your paddle isn't pointed down. Most people dink with their paddle pointed down. I learned my forehand and backhand speedups with paddle pointing down. A better opponent I think would recognize a dead dink + side paddle = you're speeding up and be ready for it.

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[@travisgibbs6878]

Can you make a video on how to counter speed ups especially when they go for it at the wrong time

[@JonBLodi]

Very useful! Question: if I aim a speedup at my opponent's right shoulder, what is there to keep it from going long if they duck out of the way? Lots of topspin, or is it just really hard to move out of the way of a shoulder-aimed speedup? Thanks for all of these videos!

[@EnhancePickleball]

If you pick the right time to go for speedups, you won't have to hit the ball up too much, because you'll be hitting it from a higher point. Add some topspin and it'll rarely sail long. And if it does once and a while, it's ok. It will be hard for them to judge. Most important thing here is practicing and really dialing in how much pace and spin you need to add to get your desired result.

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Getting lulled asleep when the cross court play isn’t hitting you is so real.

[@mra2424]

Would you say a "speed up" is the same as an "attack"?

[@EnhancePickleball]

You can attack in different ways but yes a speedup is when you flick the ball low & harder

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