Video: Defending Against The Body Shot In Pickleball

Defending Against The Body Shot - Mini Lesson

In this video I cover a variety of questions I get all the time, like: How do I defend against an attack shot aimed between my shoulders? What’s the first thing I should do when I see my opponent is attacking the ball? What’s my stance and where should my paddle be? Should I defend […]

Should I Switch Hands When Playing Pickleball?

Should I Switch Hands - Pickleball Mini-Lesson with Sarah Ansboury

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 […]

Keep Your Pickleball Elbows on the Table and Avoid Tennis Elbow

Pickleball Elbows on the Table - Mini Lesson

I know your mother told you to keep your elbows off the table, but as it relates to pickleball she was wrong (Sorry Mom!).  To be successful in pickleball and avoid the dreaded Tennis Elbow (or Pickleball Elbow) you must keep your elbows on the table.

No Man’s Land…Not in Pickleball

Are You Transitioning Properly? - Mini-Lesson By Sarah Ansboury

I often observe people applying tennis terms or tactics to pickleball. One of these is the phrase no man’s land. But pickleball isn’t tennis! There are important differences.

The Keys to Effective Partner Communication

Communicating with your Pickleball partner mini-lesson with Sarah Ansboury

  I have written before about why partner communication was so important.  But there are effective ways to communicate and less effective ways.  Today we take the topic, one step further.

Rules For An Erne – Pickleball Mini-Lesson with Sarah Ansboury

Rules For An Erne - Mini Lesson with Sarah Ansboury

 Today we will cover Rules for an Erne! To correctly and successfully complete an Erne you must pass over the non-volley line and make contact before you clear the net. The order is important because if you clear the net and then make contact you lose the point. Likewise, if you miss the ball […]