The Best Way To Deal With Difficult Dinks - Tyson McGuffin's Common Pickleball Tendencies

[@Arx9845]

Thanks for such great instruction and PHENOMENAL production!! You both are WINNERS.

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Thanks Rich!

[@Mr.DJones]

Thank you very much for posting. Great quality video as always. Best of luck next week at Foot Solutions Arizona Grand Slam. I'll finally be there in person to watch. The apex of the ball on a dink to return. I finally get that. :) This is why I watch your videos.

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Thanks David!

[@write2esther]

Very helpful picture with the shallow, neutral and pressurised lines demonstration. Thank you very much

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Esther glad you like the graphics!

[@carlospedrero2850]

Great content tyson! Great to met you!

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Thanks my man so good meeting you!

[@bryanyee7]

So, if it looks like it is going to bounce in the 1 foot zone, would it be wise to assume taking it out of the air (without the bounce)?

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Yes, if you can take the ball out of the air without getting overextended and off balance, that will usually be your best option.

[@gg80108]

What happened to Dave W?

[@Odoth]

tie those shoes

[@TheArtL0ver]

Number 1 pickleball tip.

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

On it