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To beat players who sit backhand, stop feeding their paddle with hard, flat speedups. Use a slower, heavier roll into…
Targeting a weaker player in pickleball is legal strategy, but targeting someone simply because she is a woman is lazy…
A pickleball swerve serve uses sidespin to make the ball bend or kick sideways, often pulling the returner off balance.…
To add power to your pickleball serve, stop using only your arm. Start slightly closed, turn your hips and shoulders…
If you win the pickleball coin toss, don’t automatically choose serve. Pick side first if sun, wind, glare, or distractions…
Before morning pickleball, eat easy carbs with a little protein: banana with yogurt, toast with honey, oatmeal, cereal, or a…
A good block volley starts with a slightly open paddle face. If the face is too vertical or closed, the…
A forehand crosscourt roll is a topspin pressure shot that makes your dink game more dangerous. Hit it from balance,…
Holding shots longer in pickleball means preparing early, then delaying contact slightly so your dink, speedup, or redirect looks similar…