Stop Giving Up Your Position – Pickleball Drill by Sarah Ansboury
In this week’s video I have a drill for you to practice how to stand your ground and not give up your position. In this drill I show you how to get used to moving forward and receiving the ball where you want to receive it so you can react like you want to react. […]
Pickleball Dink Shot – Power Dinking Drill with Sarah Ansboury
One of the struggles that many of my students come to me with is transitioning from dinking low balls with a finesse stroke, to power stroke by coming around or over depending on the height of your opponents return.
Footwork is Key to Your Pickleball Success
If you have ever been to one of my clinics I talk a lot about how to properly use your body. Since our point of connection to the ground is our feet, today we talk about footwork…your key to pickleball success.
Pickleball Footwork Drill with Sarah Ansboury
Pickleball Footwork Drill Each week I’ve been answering your questions in the Q&A Series. I didn’t ask a specific question this week, but many of you sent in questions about certain parts of your game and even though the questions were different my answer is the same, “It’s your footwork”. So this week I spent […]
Acceleration & Footwork – Lesson & Drill with Sarah Ansboury
In this week’s Lesson & Drill I show you how to improve your acceleration and a big part of that is footwork and dynamic motion. In this drill I am working on a few things, I start as if I am driving a 3rd shot, work forward and then cross court work on a swinging […]
Depth Awareness Drill Games with Sarah Ansboury
This week’s video is a big one, in it I show you a few drill games that will help improve your control by focusing on dinking depth.
Net Skills – Faster Hands Mini-Drill with Sarah Ansboury
Control is the name of the game, there’s no better practice to improve net skills than faster hands drills. Check out this week’s Mini Drill…
Check Your Grip Pressure
I was teaching new players recently, that were holding the paddle much too tight. Today we are going to talk about how you grip the paddle and how much grip pressure is really required.
