Anticipation is everything in pickleball. Use these three pro-proven scenarios to read your opponents and put yourself in a position to make a high percentage, winning play.
Knowing shot patterns is the key to advancing in pickleball.
It’s not enough to hit one good shot. Much like a chess game, you need to be thinking multiple moves ahead. Check out these shot combinations that you can employ over and over to win more points.
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- Speeding up Down the Line and Covering Middle Let me begin by saying that when speeding up, the location of the speed-up is everything. For this pattern, let’s assume you are playing the left. As you are dinking, use your dinks to eventually get a ball you can speed up.
For this specific pattern, I like to roll my backhand dink to the middle of the kitchen, or to the left foot of the right-side player opposite of me. Once I get a ball I feel good about speeding up, I will take my backhand and aim for the right side player across from me, targeting their right hip.
Three Pro Pickleball Patterns That Will Finally Get You Past 4.0
Teamwork and tactical awareness is what separates recreational players from those competing at higher levels. It’s the difference between hoping for a good shot and systematically creating opportunities for them.
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