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Your lobster will be instantly more dangerous and effective with this tiny adjustment! #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
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Your lobster will be instantly more dangerous and effective with this tiny adjustment! #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
Lobs can be a really great tool IF you execute them correctly! If you’re lobbing the ball with no target in mind, you’re probably going to get a ball slammed back on you or your partner. So instead, one great option for lobbing is to target over the non-dominant shoulder of your opponent so they have to turn and going around the ball for the return. Who’s a fan of lobs? • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballwarmup
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Lobs can be a really great tool IF you execute them correctly! If you’re lobbing the ball with no target in mind, you’re probably going to get a ball slammed back on you or your partner. So instead, one great option for lobbing is to target over the non-dominant shoulder of your opponent so they have to turn and going around the ball for the return. Who’s a fan of lobs? • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballwarmup
Your dinks will only be as good as your feet. 👣 One of the biggest mistakes I see? Players reaching with their paddle instead of moving their feet. When you stay lazy with your footwork: ❌ You make contact too far from your body ❌ Your paddle angle changes ❌ You lose balance and consistency ❌ Your dinks start popping up Instead, make small adjustment steps before every contact so the ball stays in your ideal strike zone. Your feet should put your paddle in position—not the other way around. The best dinkers aren’t standing still… they’re constantly making tiny movements to stay balanced and in control. Move your feet. Control the ball. Win more kitchen battles. 👇 Do you catch yourself reaching instead of moving? #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballcoach #dinking
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Your dinks will only be as good as your feet. 👣 One of the biggest mistakes I see? Players reaching with their paddle instead of moving their feet. When you stay lazy with your footwork: ❌ You make contact too far from your body ❌ Your paddle angle changes ❌ You lose balance and consistency ❌ Your dinks start popping up Instead, make small adjustment steps before every contact so the ball stays in your ideal strike zone. Your feet should put your paddle in position—not the other way around. The best dinkers aren’t standing still… they’re constantly making tiny movements to stay balanced and in control. Move your feet. Control the ball. Win more kitchen battles. 👇 Do you catch yourself reaching instead of moving? #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballcoach #dinking
I have bad news… Popping up a dink (from you or your partner) is inevitable, BUT it doesn’t always have to be a death sentence! If your dink is too high, your first instinct should be to step back off the line. Can you spot the difference in my two examples? • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballwarmup
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I have bad news… Popping up a dink (from you or your partner) is inevitable, BUT it doesn’t always have to be a death sentence! If your dink is too high, your first instinct should be to step back off the line. Can you spot the difference in my two examples? • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballwarmup
In this video I am highlighting TWO common mistakes that people make while hitting an overhead. Can you identify both of them? Drop your answer in the comments and I’ll let you know if you passed the overhead test or not 😜 • • • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballwarmup
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In this video I am highlighting TWO common mistakes that people make while hitting an overhead. Can you identify both of them? Drop your answer in the comments and I’ll let you know if you passed the overhead test or not 😜 • • • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballwarmup
One of the biggest reasons your overheads keep popping up? 👆 You’re probably making contact too late. Take a look at these two clips: ⬅️ Left: I’m making contact at about 12 o’clock—above my head and slightly out in front of my body. This lets me transfer my weight forward and hit through the ball. ➡️ Right: I’m making contact behind my body, which forces me to lean back and reach for the ball. When that happens, it’s much harder to stay balanced, generate power, or keep the ball down. The next time you practice overheads, don’t just focus on your swing. Focus on where you’re making contact. Getting the ball out in front can make a huge difference in the quality, power, and consistency of your overhead. 🏓 Aim for 12 o’clock, not behind your head. #Pickleball #PickleballTips #PickleballTraining #PickleballCoach #OverheadSmash
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One of the biggest reasons your overheads keep popping up? 👆 You’re probably making contact too late. Take a look at these two clips: ⬅️ Left: I’m making contact at about 12 o’clock—above my head and slightly out in front of my body. This lets me transfer my weight forward and hit through the ball. ➡️ Right: I’m making contact behind my body, which forces me to lean back and reach for the ball. When that happens, it’s much harder to stay balanced, generate power, or keep the ball down. The next time you practice overheads, don’t just focus on your swing. Focus on where you’re making contact. Getting the ball out in front can make a huge difference in the quality, power, and consistency of your overhead. 🏓 Aim for 12 o’clock, not behind your head. #Pickleball #PickleballTips #PickleballTraining #PickleballCoach #OverheadSmash
Serving is going to set the tone for your entire point. So let’s dial it in! A common mistake I see players making is that they use way too much wrist with their serve instead of using their arm as a lever. If you’re wanting to add power, it doesn’t come from your wrist. It comes from your legs and your hips. Should we dive more into how to add more controlled power to your serve? A #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
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Serving is going to set the tone for your entire point. So let’s dial it in! A common mistake I see players making is that they use way too much wrist with their serve instead of using their arm as a lever. If you’re wanting to add power, it doesn’t come from your wrist. It comes from your legs and your hips. Should we dive more into how to add more controlled power to your serve? A #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
Your serve doesn’t end when you make contact with the ball 👀 Your follow-through matters more than you think. For more control + accuracy, focus on these two things: 🎯 Keep your elbow tucked in — letting your elbow flare out can make your swing bigger and harder to control. 🔒 Keep your wrist locked — too much wrist movement adds unnecessary variables and makes it harder to consistently hit your target. Think compact, controlled, and intentional. A clean follow-through helps you direct the ball where you actually want it to go instead of just hoping it lands in. 🙌 Next time you serve, pay attention to where your elbow and wrist finish! #PickleballTips #PickleballServe #PickleballTraining #PickleballTechnique #Pickleball
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Your serve doesn’t end when you make contact with the ball 👀 Your follow-through matters more than you think. For more control + accuracy, focus on these two things: 🎯 Keep your elbow tucked in — letting your elbow flare out can make your swing bigger and harder to control. 🔒 Keep your wrist locked — too much wrist movement adds unnecessary variables and makes it harder to consistently hit your target. Think compact, controlled, and intentional. A clean follow-through helps you direct the ball where you actually want it to go instead of just hoping it lands in. 🙌 Next time you serve, pay attention to where your elbow and wrist finish! #PickleballTips #PickleballServe #PickleballTraining #PickleballTechnique #Pickleball
If your serve feels inconsistent, weak, or just kinda meh…chances are your wrist is doing WAY too much 😅 ✨ The power in a great serve comes from a locked wrist, not a floppy one. When your wrist is solid, your paddle face stays stable, your contact is cleaner, and your serve becomes way more predictable (in the good way). Think of it like this: 🔒 Locked wrist = Power + Control 🐟 Floppy wrist = Weak + Wobbly + uncontrolled (and nobody wants a wobbly serve) Try this cue next time you serve: 👉 Pretend you’re shaking someone’s hand and freeze your wrist in that position as you swing. You’ll feel the difference immediately. Have you been guilty of the floppy wrist? 👀 Be honest in the comments! #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballcoach #pickleballserve #pickleballtraining
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If your serve feels inconsistent, weak, or just kinda meh…chances are your wrist is doing WAY too much 😅 ✨ The power in a great serve comes from a locked wrist, not a floppy one. When your wrist is solid, your paddle face stays stable, your contact is cleaner, and your serve becomes way more predictable (in the good way). Think of it like this: 🔒 Locked wrist = Power + Control 🐟 Floppy wrist = Weak + Wobbly + uncontrolled (and nobody wants a wobbly serve) Try this cue next time you serve: 👉 Pretend you’re shaking someone’s hand and freeze your wrist in that position as you swing. You’ll feel the difference immediately. Have you been guilty of the floppy wrist? 👀 Be honest in the comments! #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballcoach #pickleballserve #pickleballtraining
This underrated serving tip might save you from inconsistent serves! I know the second example feels dramatic, but you’d be surprised at how many people have serves that look like that one! #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
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This underrated serving tip might save you from inconsistent serves! I know the second example feels dramatic, but you’d be surprised at how many people have serves that look like that one! #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
Watch my WRIST and FOLLOW THROUGH in each of these videos. Can you spot the difference? Why do you think this matters for your serves? #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballcoaching
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Watch my WRIST and FOLLOW THROUGH in each of these videos. Can you spot the difference? Why do you think this matters for your serves? #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballcoaching
When should you use a TWO-handed backhand? 🤔👇 The two-hander isn’t just for looks — it’s a weapon when used at the right time. ⚡️When the ball is wide Two hands give you extra reach and stability, especially when you’re stretched out. 💥 For added power + control Perfect for drives, passing shots, or when you need a confident swing without over-muscling it. 🧍‍♀️ When you’re moving laterally That second hand helps you stay balanced and connected as you slide or recover. 🎯 For consistency under pressure Great option when the pace picks up and you need a reliable backhand you can trust. Bottom line: ➡️ Use two hands when the ball is away from your body and you need strength, reach, and stability. Which backhand are you using more lately — one or two hands? 👀👇#pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddiction #pickleballer #pickleballtechnique
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When should you use a TWO-handed backhand? 🤔👇 The two-hander isn’t just for looks — it’s a weapon when used at the right time. ⚡️When the ball is wide Two hands give you extra reach and stability, especially when you’re stretched out. 💥 For added power + control Perfect for drives, passing shots, or when you need a confident swing without over-muscling it. 🧍‍♀️ When you’re moving laterally That second hand helps you stay balanced and connected as you slide or recover. 🎯 For consistency under pressure Great option when the pace picks up and you need a reliable backhand you can trust. Bottom line: ➡️ Use two hands when the ball is away from your body and you need strength, reach, and stability. Which backhand are you using more lately — one or two hands? 👀👇#pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddiction #pickleballer #pickleballtechnique
🚦 Paddle up vs. paddle down. One keeps you ready. The other keeps you reacting. When your paddle starts in the ready position, you’re able to: ✅ React faster ✅ Reset more balls ✅ Win more hand battles ✅ Stay balanced under pressure When it’s hanging by your side, you’re already behind before your opponent even makes contact. Small habit. Huge difference. Which side are you? 👇#pickleball #pickleballtips #dinking #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
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🚦 Paddle up vs. paddle down. One keeps you ready. The other keeps you reacting. When your paddle starts in the ready position, you’re able to: ✅ React faster ✅ Reset more balls ✅ Win more hand battles ✅ Stay balanced under pressure When it’s hanging by your side, you’re already behind before your opponent even makes contact. Small habit. Huge difference. Which side are you? 👇#pickleball #pickleballtips #dinking #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
Your dinks are popping up…and it might be your wrist 👀 Watch the difference. ⬅️ On the left: See how the wrist bends at contact? That little flick adds lift to the ball. When the paddle face changes angle last second, the ball pops up — and now you’re on defense. ➡️ On the right: No wrist break. The player uses shoulder movement and slight extension to guide the ball forward. The paddle face stays stable. The ball stays low. Dinking isn’t about “touching” the ball with your hands. It’s about moving your arm as one connected unit. If your dinks: • Float too high • Sit up attackable • Feel inconsistent Lock the wrist. Move from the shoulder. Push through the line of the ball. Save this for your next practice and tag your doubles partner who keeps popping them up 😏 #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtechnique #pickleballer #pickleballcoaching
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Your dinks are popping up…and it might be your wrist 👀 Watch the difference. ⬅️ On the left: See how the wrist bends at contact? That little flick adds lift to the ball. When the paddle face changes angle last second, the ball pops up — and now you’re on defense. ➡️ On the right: No wrist break. The player uses shoulder movement and slight extension to guide the ball forward. The paddle face stays stable. The ball stays low. Dinking isn’t about “touching” the ball with your hands. It’s about moving your arm as one connected unit. If your dinks: • Float too high • Sit up attackable • Feel inconsistent Lock the wrist. Move from the shoulder. Push through the line of the ball. Save this for your next practice and tag your doubles partner who keeps popping them up 😏 #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtechnique #pickleballer #pickleballcoaching
Popped up dinks are inevitable, but losing the point doesn’t always have to be! Next time, your partner, or you pops up a dink, instead of getting ready to take a lost point, try stepping back a foot or two! Can you spot the difference between my two examples? #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
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Popped up dinks are inevitable, but losing the point doesn’t always have to be! Next time, your partner, or you pops up a dink, instead of getting ready to take a lost point, try stepping back a foot or two! Can you spot the difference between my two examples? #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
Did you know your ready position looks different at every spot on the court? #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
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Did you know your ready position looks different at every spot on the court? #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballtraining #pickleballstrategy #pickleballcoach
What’s going on with your wrist when you serve? If you flick your wrist, there’s a good chance your serves are out of control and inconsistent! Who’s guilty of this? 🙋‍♀️ • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballwarmup
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What’s going on with your wrist when you serve? If you flick your wrist, there’s a good chance your serves are out of control and inconsistent! Who’s guilty of this? 🙋‍♀️ • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballwarmup
Bring those block volleys into your body for more control and take the pace on your opponent's shot! Have you ever heard the term don't fight fire with fire?? I mean, I'm not going to lie, sometimes I love to fight fire with fire 🔥😉, but this is a really great option if you're not confident in doing that. OR if you're hitting those block volleys out of bounds! Skirt is @Halara_official. Use code CALLIE15OFF to save! • • • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballtiktok
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Bring those block volleys into your body for more control and take the pace on your opponent's shot! Have you ever heard the term don't fight fire with fire?? I mean, I'm not going to lie, sometimes I love to fight fire with fire 🔥😉, but this is a really great option if you're not confident in doing that. OR if you're hitting those block volleys out of bounds! Skirt is @Halara_official. Use code CALLIE15OFF to save! • • • • • • • #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballaddict #pickleballer #pickleballtiktok
Which one are you? 👀 Left or right? Letting a dink bounce feels like the safe option — but in this situation, it might actually be costing you the point. Watch the left video: I let it bounce ➡️ I drift backward ➡️ I get off balance ➡️ and my return dink pops up higher than I want. Now compare that to taking it out of the air. Stronger position. More control. Less time for your opponent. It’s time to get comfortable attacking dinks in the air. A good rule of thumb: your contact point should be about 2 feet inside the kitchen line. (It’ll vary player to player — so get out there and test your range.) Want to see the drills I use to train this? 👇 #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballer #pickleballcoaching #pickleballtechnique
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Which one are you? 👀 Left or right? Letting a dink bounce feels like the safe option — but in this situation, it might actually be costing you the point. Watch the left video: I let it bounce ➡️ I drift backward ➡️ I get off balance ➡️ and my return dink pops up higher than I want. Now compare that to taking it out of the air. Stronger position. More control. Less time for your opponent. It’s time to get comfortable attacking dinks in the air. A good rule of thumb: your contact point should be about 2 feet inside the kitchen line. (It’ll vary player to player — so get out there and test your range.) Want to see the drills I use to train this? 👇 #pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballer #pickleballcoaching #pickleballtechnique
One of the biggest things I focus on when moving to the kitchen line is keeping my paddle in the ready position. A lot of players are so focused on getting to the NVZ line as fast as possible that they forget to prepare for the next shot. ✅ Left: I move forward under control, keep my paddle up, and split step as my opponent makes contact. That way, I’m balanced and ready if they speed the ball up. ❌ Right: I rush to the line, but my paddle drops to my side. If my opponent attacks before I can reset, I’m much less prepared to defend the shot. Getting to the kitchen line is important—but how you get there matters just as much. Take your time, keep your paddle up, and split step so you’re ready for whatever comes next. 💚 The goal isn’t just to reach the kitchen—it’s to arrive in a position to win the point. #Pickleball #PickleballTips #PickleballTraining #KitchenLine #ReadyPosition
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One of the biggest things I focus on when moving to the kitchen line is keeping my paddle in the ready position. A lot of players are so focused on getting to the NVZ line as fast as possible that they forget to prepare for the next shot. ✅ Left: I move forward under control, keep my paddle up, and split step as my opponent makes contact. That way, I’m balanced and ready if they speed the ball up. ❌ Right: I rush to the line, but my paddle drops to my side. If my opponent attacks before I can reset, I’m much less prepared to defend the shot. Getting to the kitchen line is important—but how you get there matters just as much. Take your time, keep your paddle up, and split step so you’re ready for whatever comes next. 💚 The goal isn’t just to reach the kitchen—it’s to arrive in a position to win the point. #Pickleball #PickleballTips #PickleballTraining #KitchenLine #ReadyPosition

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