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First problem, partner wasn't coming over to cover middle.

I was so into it but after the rules I quit. I will return the kit.

Good pickleball points, but let's get the math right. 🙂 Based on how you labeled the sides in your diagram, a**2 + c**2 = b**2. If you want the traditional equation, the hypotenuse should be "c."

This was a great instructional video and I am a former tennis player who learned from this what not to do! Tennis is a whole different sport that teaches you that the one who can drive the ball hardest and deepest is usually going to succeed. pickleball is more about finesse and power at the right moment. Great job with this video! thanks

You make THEE BEST and most helpful videos! Thank you for generating such great content!

Nice job. It seems you should note that the serve is always to the diagonal court. I've seen some folks try to serve straight on. That is server on the RH side and the opponent on the LH side for example.

That was funny! Well done.

Really good content. Applied what I learnt and saw big improvement. Thank you!

The real problem is the 2 partners are not together, one was at one sideline and the other was on the other side leaving the middle open

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Please check the math on this video, on Pythagorean theorem the long side should be c and you have it labelled b

So they build a pickleball court at my local state park and i found a couple of brand new pickleball rackets at Goodwill i guess im gonna give this game a try

In your 5 things that beginners do you point out to serve and Stay however, when you demonstrate the third shot drop you’re standing in what I call no man’s land. Shouldn’t you be behind the base line to properly demonstrate the third shot drop?

I’m a beginner and lose most games so will try incorporating these tips and hopefully will win a few!

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more great, great content and presentation from you, kyle. congratulations. are you still pursuing your goal of getting to the PPA tour as a featured player? if you're still on that journey, love to see some posts about your ups and downs as they happen. i would understand if you're concentrating on education, camps, instruction, and an online academy--you're so good at it. rooting for you in both arenas. best!

Excellent. Everyone should watch your videos!

Love it. Clear, short, easy to digest. Too many players aim for green/net instead of green/yellow and reset. Half the reason people think a drop is so difficult is that they think if the other person does a mediocre roll volley, it was a bad shot. Unless its a red, its workable. Stop missing drops and reset and you'll win way more.

Where is the rule? After listening to his guy for two minutes, no rules explained but a direction to find the rule. What a hassle. Wasting all the time.

I wish you had spent more time on the serving rules. That is the biggest mistake and problem I see with new players. They tend to serve sideways rather than with an upward motion.

Great explanation again Kyle..Thanks!!

Learned a lot....very helpful to my P/B game.....just ordered Dayne's book.

Short and sweet, very helpful

Great content

Question not related. Which video has the visual explanation of advantages/disadvantages (+1/-1) in regards to court positioning? I can't find it.

Thanks, great advice.

This is WITHOUT A DOUBT the best explanation I’ve seen to explain the nuances of the 3rd (or 5th or 7th) shot drop. Great concepts, incredible use of video and graphics to make them understandable. Kyle- can I come train with you and become your best friend? Or at least come train with you?

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I watched your intro video and started playing that same day, your video make the official rules actually make sense, so thank you so much 😊😊

These are some great tips that seem realistic to try to implement some of them right away. Thanks for sharing! I'd love to see a video on how to return very flat, hard drive serves. I'm finding those difficult to control on the return.

Short and sweet, to the point video. Great!

He’s the best when it comes to knowledge and examples!!

Being a pickleball banger is so much fun!! Just learn to topspin consistently with power and crush your friends. If you can't beat them, join them!!

superb content Kyle - nailing it. whoever is coaching you on marketing + education...they're a keeper!

That's another awesome video!! Thank you so much Kyle!!!

Sorry did I miss it. If it’s a yellow shot should I move to mid court and get ready to reset or stay back?

I really enjoy watching these pro rally breakdowns. It is so helpful to have you explain what was done well and how each team reacts. Great stuff. Keep it up.

Thanks. Lots to learn!!

All other videos just tell you to get to the kitchen. They may even give you tips on how to get there. Yours is the first one I've seen that tells me what I should I do when I get there. Excellent.

Fantastic video! The visuals make it so easy to understand. Best pickleball instructional video I’ve seen and I’ve watched many.

I wish coaches would just teach beginners the strategies of the game of pickleball before they even put a paddle in there hand!

I love your channel. Great lessons, easy to understand.

This was REALLY good. except.... really wanted one additional point discussed in a 3rd shot drop vid: when to use topspin, no spin or backspin on your 3rds. i've heard so many things on this...would love some details on this. thanks

Your ad made it drop $0.01? Bruh

I literally hate this game as I have to put up with the sound 7hours a day, 200 feet from my back deck. All local birds have left our neighborhood. I have to listen to the swearing at every shot, the beer drinking and loud music. If my neighbors think they can get away with it they play til 10, 11 or midnight and then leave the court lights on all night for them to shine into my bedroom. Please have consideration for those who have to live with this noise for hours after you’ve left the court. Play Spec Tennis. Same game, same rules, much less noise.

What about when the opponent like to take their 4th shot at the apex of the bounce? How does one read that and know if its safe to move in?

Excellent explanation and very simplified. Thanks again for such great content!

As the saying goes, "A good backhand is a better forehand" .. :)

The reason why beginners don't do the drop on the 3rd hit is because it's LESS FORGIVING lol.... You fk that up and overshoot it, opponents is going to drive it at your face

Love your videos. I am a fan. Loose grip is dating grip. Don’t let her go, but don’t hurt her hand 😂