Tyson McGuffin Pickleball Coaching- 9 Week Fundamental Series- Week #1 Lift Dink for 2.5-3.0 Players

[@lynnbelzer5553]

Great video…..thanks so much.

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TheAPPTour]

Great work Tyson! True asset to our sport, keep up with the great teaching!

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Appreciate the support 🙏🙏

[@moasaad]

Really appreciate how you’re dividing your instruction videos to different skill levels. When possible, plz use the same approach to cover the proper grip, ground strokes, 3rd shot, return of serve, etc.

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Thanks Mo will do!

[@Busta76205]

Love the first date and flirty comment 🤣🤣🤣. Great work Tyson. I could not agree more with this method. I'm finding more and more that students at the beginner level are ok with breaking things down to a basic movement and then building up just like this. Excellent work sir!

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Thanks for the compliments and following the channel! Hope your well brother 👊 ps- your a stud, awesome job on the weight loss 👏👏👏

[@Edimus7]

Great video! Looking forward to the series. Any way you can also suggest solo drills. I don’t have a partner so am looking for drills I can do on my own.

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

I unfortunately haven’t made any videos on at home drills. Simone has made a ton, check out her YT page.

[@dwyernr]

just getting started, do you have a video to describe a push dink vs lift dink? I've just found your channel and don't know the differences between these. Thanks.

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Push dinks video is coming out this week!

[@winnielane]

I’m about a 2.75 player and no one sinks in the skill group I play with.

[@TysonMcGuffinPickleball]

Thanks Cindy!

[@littlelisasugarlips]

Hi Cindy. I understand. A lot of people don't dink in my group either. The more advanced players do. Even if someone hits the ball hard to you, do your best to slow the game down and get it back to dinking. Force people to dink. I've found it makes for much more interesting play, and it often forces mistakes by those who are trying to slam every hit (i.e. it's hard to slam a red/yellow zone dink over the net. The ball will almost always go into the net). I tell myself, if the ball falls in the kitchen, dink it back. It's tempting to go for a pop up, but the right move there is the dink. Good luck!

[@AnnMitt]

When *you* decide to move on from your pro career, I'd pay for a week group PB immersion camp taught by you and your team. The lessons at Rec Centers are not very good.