3 Pickleball Strategies to Beat ANYONE

Every pro player uses these 3 strategies on the pickleball court and ANY player at ANY LEVEL can use them to elevate their game!
Matt breaks down the tips you and your partner need to know the next time you play and how you can challenge your opponents by targeting their weaknesses.
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[@winnieyyc-fox9612]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jimramsey1312]

Three of the Universal Truths of Pickleball right here !

[@tomdillon6758]

Number One Tip. Lazer focus on the ball at all times while it's in play.

[@natewestf1861]

no shit tom

[@VTGDFGGGT55RTT]

Also focus on the paddle: (swing & arm movement) and the paddle angle and movement. Especially in the serve. It can predict where the ball is going before and after the bounce.

[@alliver_tennis]

Great tips! 📝

[@firstservetennis5536]

Love this

[@user-uh3bj2rb7i]

I would like a strategy for when you are in an open play and your partner or partners are weaker. They make mistakes, are out of position, etc. Sometimes you simply cannot make up for this (and if it's a friendly open play you are not going to start telling them what to do), but what can you do to at least make games closer or what can you work on yourself in situations like this?

[@davidkendall6801]

Lobs are an important strategy.

[@eatingiq44]

Does the backhand focus apply in doubles too? Won't the other player take those as forehands? Thx!

[@bartholomewpope6382]

Depends on what level your opponents are. At lower level, probably not. A lot of people are worried about "stealing" or "poaching" and will let their partner take it. As you move up, the player with forehand will take more and more court, depending on their mobility. But the more they have to move, the more potential openings there are.

[@8246st]

Very helpful: thanks.

[@BrendaGarcia-i1p]

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[@JaxxCrash]

That hit at 3 22 was a cannon. Teach me that lol

[@dwainsmith448]

So you are saying you have never lost to anyone. Interesting.

[@timstaley8638]

Unless they have watched this video...

[@montclairpickleball6108]

nice one

[@donaldlenardson6291]

Where the ball is located on the court & how it is there , will tell you everything you need to know about your positioning & next shot selection. But you MUST watch the ball at all times .

[@mfournier12]

Sure great advice until you run into that guy with a killer slice return backhand.

[@anshulujlayan8731]

🎉

[@brettallen1440]

I agree with attacking the backhand, but this is assuming the player has lazy footwork and doesn't step around to his/her forehand. The video does a bit of a disservice on this point.

[@lawrenced7572]

Hello. Great tips. Can you tell me where your partner got his hat? I like it because it protects his neck from the sun.

[@TatunJana-hk1nj]

Q

[@spencerjames5610]

#2 is the dumbest advice I’ve ever heard! “Every pro does these three things"?? Seriously?? Every pro hits a high third shot, stays back, weathers a barrage of overheads and hopes to eventually make it to the kitchen line?? You seem like a good player, but #2 is ridiculous. PS. #1 and #3 are obvious so it's neither here or there, but #2🤦‍♂️🥴

[@keithsoifer3079]

Why would the player even smash the ball IF the opponent is back at the baseline. I'll take that lob n tap it back into the kitchen, in tennis known as a dropshot. I'm a USPTA Certified Teaching Pro(tennis.)