Pickleball Footwork: Stop Before You Hit

Today we are going to review a mistake I see many people make on the pickleball court.  It is critical to learn proper pickleball footwork.  And a big part of that is learning to stop before you hit the ball.

Former Tennis Players: Are You Moving Too Much?

Last week we highlighted the differences between tennis balls and pickleballs. Today we focus on another difference. Every tennis player needs to ask themselves if they are moving too much when they play pickleball.

3 Keys to Pickleball Lobs

If you are a student of the game you know that pickleball lobs are often employed differently depending on the skill level of the players.  Let’s examine why players lob, and how players at any skill level can improve.

Taking Your Pickleball Drill Practice to the Game

While some complain that they had difficulty finding a pickleball drill partner, and others express concern that they are practicing properly…neither are these are the most common frustration expressed to me related to pickleball drill practice. Instead, it is the players’ inability to take their improved skills onto the court… to make it happen during […]

Pickleball Bulleye: You Have One on Your Chest

One of the biggest differences between an advanced and intermediate pickleball player is where they hold their paddle. I want you to visualize a pickleball bull’s eye on your chest.

LPGA Veteran Sherri Steinhauer Loves Pickleball

During my recent swing through the California desert, I was playing at Freedom Park.  It just so happens three time British Open champion Sherri Steinhauer was playing that day as well.  As she and her 4.5 partner were preparing for a tournament, I asked if we could play.

Pickleball Stacking…It Seems Everyone is Doing It

Stacking is so common in pickleball now.  You will rarely find a high level match where the partners don’t stack at one point or another.  Today we’ll explore why stacking is becoming more popular and how it might benefit you.