Is It OK To Switch Hands?
There’s not simple answer, that’s why I created this week’s video, to show you when it’s OK and when to stay away.
Here’s a few blog posts that answer some similar questions regarding hands and paddles:
How Important Is Your Non-Dominant Hand In Pickleball?
Have you experienced a tennis elbow? Are you trying to add power to your groundstrokes? If so, the answer may be your non-dominant hand. Check out this post: Your Non-Dominant Hand and Its Importance
Where Should I Hold My Paddle?
Instead of focusing on keeping your paddle up I want you to focus on two things:
1. Maintaining a neutral posture which faces the ball, and
2. Tracking the ball with your paddle.
Let’s review each of these: How to Keep Your Pickleball Paddle Up!
Are My Hands In The Right Place?
I find many students spend too much time focusing on the little things….specifically their hands, wrists, and elbows. Instead, we should focus on our shoulders and hips. By utilizing our full range of motion, we expand our strike zone… Here’s a post that focuses on increasing your pickleball strike zone: 3 Keys to Increasing Your Pickleball Strike Zone
Am I Using The Proper Pickleball Grip?
There are three grips most people use when playing pickleball. None or right or wrong. But understanding your options, their pluses and minuses, may help your game, check out this post: Get a Pickleball Grip
