Pickleball Wall Drills That Will Quickly Make You a 5.0

[@sheaunderwood]

Thanks for all the love on the recent videos! Keep working on yourself 🤝

[@07gayle]

THANK U SHEA for your AWESOME TIPS 🏓🇺🇸🙏🫶🏼

[@EastCoastGooner]

Best wall training session on KZbin 10/10.

[@richiegarcia4]

I only discovered him a month or so ago, but Shea is one of the best instructors on YT for advanced players.

[@sheaunderwood]

Thanks bro! That’s the goal. As I get better, you get better 🤝

[@NOT_A_TOP_FAN]

This is legit. Especially if you come from a higher level tennis background and want to get good at pickleball fast. After playing my first pickleball match, the soft game pissed me off. So I built a wall at my house and for 3 months (hour a day) did nothing but this stuff before I played again. Having a high level tennis background the power and drives and overheads were the same, but this is how you fast track your drops, dinks and soft game…if you havent formed pickleball relationships yet to drill. I now have a good group of 4.5+ guys who meet each week to hit..and if I hadn’t done this, I would be stuck banging with low level players.

[@ehlai1676]

Tried the drills last night. Love it! Shall get some painter's tape to put on the wall. But love the overhead drills anyways, it really gives me a good workout

[@t81629]

Anyone else crying at all those empty courts? Another helpful video. I didn't even think about overheads to the ground BEFORE the wall. Thank you.

[@terribreed7637]

No kidding. I can't even find an empty wall.

[@kimjaesung5938]

This is what I have been looking for. Great video that helps more than anything on KZbin!

[@jimlaube1577]

Very well done! Have been doing wall drills past few weeks and am seeing noticeable improvement. Will be using these drills tomorrow!

[@mikephoto1]

As a new subscriber, I really like your presentation, you get right to the point, unlike others who over explain what they are trying to teach.

[@c0l0rad0100]

I loved this video! Thanks very much for the Ernie settings, that really helps!

[@oliviagrace6869]

Shea thank you for your demonstrations - these will help me to improve greatly!!

[@CurtisSimpson]

Best wall drills I've seen. I can do that!

[@heartnsoul3357]

Thanks for answering questions I had, such as how to drill in different spots and where to aim. I need work on placement and wall drills to same spot weren’t helping. Thanks!!!

[@robertfriesen2411]

Excellent wall drills. Thanks.

[@jedmickan1414]

Sincerely so well put together. Very grateful for such in depth instruction

[@glennafrey1055]

Love you drills!!

[@linsu2854]

So good. I've saved this video to guide my wall drills, You've inspired me to get back to my wall practice

[@m.malouf6830]

Thanks for all the great tips!

[@katherinemackinnon5016]

Thanks for all the great lessons.

[@keads-ou6rn]

Thanks for this great video. Lots of good new drills for me

[@ToanTran-vl8dn]

thank for this video. so helpful

[@DroidX1337]

Great tips! Been helping my game tremendously and this video came right as I was looking into better wall drills!

[@tonydsouza322]

Great video. Thanks for the tips.

[@ryanrobertson7124]

Amazing video thank you so much. I've drilled on a wall a ton but this is gonna be really helpful to improve my routine

[@shargogo8876]

Awesome!

[@mex5341]

Tips were good!

[@hermelyndapickleball]

Thanks!

[@Leonardokite]

Very useful tips.... thanks 👍

[@sheaunderwood]

Thanks for tuning in 🫡

[@dads4monkeys]

Great video and drills thank you so much. The only one that I’m afraid to commit to is the overhead drill- could practicing aiming before the wall so that you can get repetitions have a danger of grooving your shot short of the net ?

[@DaveLorenzo101114]

The background sound isn’t an issue for me. It’s so light that I had to strain to hear it after it was mentioned-because I was so focused on the EXCELLENT TIPS.

[@fratersol]

Great video

[@sheaunderwood]

Appreciate you

[@elukea]

Love this. More Erne settings please!

[@sheaunderwood]

Gotcha! Will do a full review in October probably. Thanks for the suggestion

[@elukea]

@@sheaunderwood Yeah, thats the one thing with the machine I find difficult is getting the settings right for drills. Either way love the content. Keep it up. Your videos have been great for my game.

[@PTL4179]

Awesome instructions. Where are these courts located? Beautiful area with so much green surroundings

[@conniepayton5140]

Great drills! Could you tell me more about that drill wall? Is it made of plywood, MDF, or something else, and is it completely parallel with the fence (no angle)?

[@loveleshchawla4406]

I appreciate this video and all your newsletters. A positive feedback would be a screen shot will all the drill so I can put it up in my garage to practice. On another note Where are you based out of ? Let me know if you are in Gainesville Florida area. I will love to host a clinic with you

[@patrickluong2496]

Thanks for this helpful video. For the overhead drill, I love the optimization of body alignment tips plus the target on the ground that'll make sure that ball bounces back ready for you to smash it again; however, given that you don't have a net in front of you for this drill, how do you know that you won't develop a bad habit of smashing below 11 o'clock into the net in a real game? Thank you, @sheaunderwood!

[@kimberlybarrineau9167]

New to pickle ball. What brand paddle should I look into buying ? Been using my cheap Amazon one but I’m ready for something little more advanced without breaking the bank

[@CashMoorman-jw6nx]

sixzero quartz is great for budget. i can also give you a discount code for some more off

[@jaybeplay5738]

drills

[@edbertlasam2998]

I hope I’ll win a paddle, Shea.🤞🤞🤞

[@patrickluong2496]

Also, Shea, it'd be great if you can let us know what the pros and cons of using wall drills vs machines like Erne/Titan drills and which one is better for which type of drills and why. Thank you!

[@tonytsoi6670]

The major benefit is that I don't need to bring a machine into a court, which would sound crazy (too serious) to my neighbors who walk by. Otherwise I think a ball machine would be more efficient.

[@josec4790]

Excellent video. Very descriptive way of demonstrating how to practice against a wall. I feel that the shoulder and hip height targets are somewhat high as the opponent would be squatting. Also, the distance to the wall should not be less than 7 feet. Thanks

[@sheaunderwood]

You have to remember that your opponents are also 7 feet “behind” the wall, so the ball likely slows before it gets to them. Distance to the wall has to be less than 7 feet because the ball won’t go back to you. If you try dinking 7 feet away from the wall, you’ll never get more than 2 in a a row.

[@Istibadits]

4.9 is the fastest way to 5.0

[@fortyall]

And your point is…?

[@phuongnd08]

Why would the left hip be an awkward position?

[@mrg7821]

Hard to believe you weren't a college tennis player, you sure have the look of one.

[@hetchangela7659]

Shea! pls let me win a paddle

[@sheaunderwood]

Hey! Instagram and my newsletter is the best place to go for that 👍

[@dalevoigt8612]

Why not hit a lift dink to the middle? While you said that a cross-court dink is usually a push dink cross court;; Isn't it true that at times you will hit a rest dink to the middle? A lift dink middle could represent that.

[@freddymusicien7656]

You’re teaching us. I never seen a teacher in classroom with background music. Whenever I hear music in a teaching video, I flush it. Sorry for that , choose between the music or the lesson.

[@teacherjoedeveto]

With age, I’m starting to lose my hearing. All I can hear in the background of this video is clicking. Very annoying clicking.

[@russbilderback]

Your loss. It was a Very good. Informative, and practical video.

[@BajaSurf]

those drill dont work if you are to close to the wall "net" or too far on the overhead. good video though