3 Lessons to Perfect Your Pickleball Backhand Slice Dink

[@peterbedi]

Excellent lesson

[@mohanchandrasekaran869]

Thank you so much for a quick video.

[@greggwhitfieldpickleballsh8164]

I find it odd that everyone uses the term topspin when applying that spin by "brushing up" on the ball but when using the term of "slice dink" they rarely state the type of spin. The USPTA uses the term underspin and more pickleball players use the term backspin. It is valuable to know the type of spin.

[@bart1476]

Clueless. She has an eastern forehand grip. This opens the paddle face too much. This girl is not a pro level player.

[@goldenchildtheater]

3.0

[@mohancs6]

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[@Hayley.Downey]

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[@gracegreenberg835]

It looks like a western backhand grip. I use a continental grip. Am I wrong?

[@bart1476]

No, your continental grip is way better than her choked up eastern forehand grip. She is hitting backhand slices with a forehand grip. Continental grip makes it way easier to hit backhand and forehand slice dinks and easy to keep a 45-degree angle with the continental grip.

[@yvonnejohnson3198]

I love the drill game. Great idea!

[@sandywehrkamp118]

No sound hardly

[@Aaron-mn2ro]

turn your volume up then?