Pickleball Split Step: Boost Your Agility and Reaction Time!

In pickleball, a split step is a fundamental movement (technique) used by players to prepare for shots and maintain balance on the court. It involves a quick and small hop or step where the player’s feet are split apart just before their opponent makes contact with the ball. The purpose of the split step is […]
Master Your Pickleball Grip: Avoiding Mistakes & Improving Consistency for Better Gameplay

Today, we’ll talk about grip changes in pickleball and how to avoid common mistakes that can lead to tennis elbow and errors during gameplay. Check it out… Many players change their grip without even realizing it, especially when switching from a forehand to a backhand. When this happens, you might end up with […]
Avoiding Paddle Clash – Pickleball Mini-Lesson

Today I want to show you a move the Pros make, that Amateurs usually do not, and why we are clashing paddles so much. Let’s say I’m in my position and I go for a ball, and the ball comes back again and my partner wants to get in my way, like literally smashes into me and tries to […]
2 Rainy Day Drill Games – Pickleball Tips with Sarah Ansboury

Rainy Day Pickleball Game Drill 1 It’s a rainy day and we’re undercover, here’s something we can do to keep us busy and improve our Pickleball Game. Using the little circles, I love using these circles on the court for little targets, today we’re going to play a drill game that works on soft […]
Moving With Your Partner – Pickleball Mini-Lesson with Sarah Ansboury

Today I want to talk to you about how to efficiently move with your partner. A lot of the old school mentality of movement is to tether with each other, and I’ve often heard it referred to as maybe the Bunny hop, or some type of shuffling movement. The concept used to be to move […]
Covering The Court Efficiently – Pickleball Mini-Lesson with Sarah Ansboury

Covering The Court Efficiently This week I want to talk to you about how to cover your court efficiently when you’re playing with your partner: If I’m in my proper position and my paddle is out in front of me Remember: It’s farther in front than you think What creates the ability to turn […]
Technique, Ailments & Injuries – Mini-Lessons with Sarah Ansboury

I see and hear reports of injuries every week, some are just bad luck but most are bad technique. I wanted to release this video as we head into a new year, with hopes that we all are able to stay healthy, play more and thoroughly enjoy playing pickleball next year. Take a look…
Directionality – Preparing With Your Paddle with Sarah Ansboury

It’s common to get a little out of control at times with our backswing, often this happens when catching the ball behind our bodies instead of in front out in front. In today’s Pickleball Mini Lesson I will simplify what we need to do to improve control and being more consistent with that control so […]
Loading Up For A Forehand – Mini-Lesson with Sarah Ansboury

Line of sight and being able to see the target are very important for an accurate and aggressive forehand shot that doesn’t go into the net or out of bounds. This week’s tip will help you keep the contact in front of you and score that point…
Ball Movement – Pickleball Mini-Lessons with Sarah Ansboury

This week I want to talk to you a little bit about ball movement. Our contact point is key everywhere on the court, but especially at the non-volley line. When we are trying to change directions, one of the most important things to recognize if I’m changing directions on a ball, I need time and […]