🎯Give yourself margin for error and aim for targets that allow you to stay in bounds.
🙅♂️Avoid attacking balls that are below your knees, as it can lead to counter-attacks from your opponent.
🎾Use your opponent's feet as a target to force them into awkward positions.
💪Don't avoid your weaknesses; instead, focus on improving them to become a better player.
🏓After your return, get up to the non-volley zone line to gain a strategic advantage.
Should I always aim for the corners of the court?
—No, it's better to bring your shots in to give yourself more margin for error.
Can I attack balls that are below my knees?
—It's best to hit soft dink or neutral shots when the ball is below your knees to avoid counter-attacks from your opponent.
Why should I use my opponent's feet as a target?
—Hitting at your opponent's feet forces them to hit upward, giving you an opportunity to attack the next shot.
Should I avoid my weaknesses in gameplay?
—No, work on improving your weaknesses to turn them into strengths.
Why is it important to get up to the non-volley zone line?
—Being in this position gives you the best opportunities to attack your opponent's shots.
00:00In this video, we'll discuss the top 10 do's and don'ts for playing pickleball.
04:57The 10th and final tip is to remember to have fun while playing pickleball.
03:50The 6th tip is to work on making your serve a weapon by practicing spin and pace.
05:38The 7th tip is to focus on your third shot drop, which is crucial in higher-level play.
08:08The 10th and final tip is to enjoy the game and have fun while playing pickleball.
