• 60: Defending The "New School 3rd", Playing with Weaker Players, and MORE of Your Questions!

  • Apr 6 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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60: Defending The "New School 3rd", Playing with Weaker Players, and MORE of Your Questions!

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  • Today we discuss topics such as defending against a third shot 'drip', the concept of playing with different skill levels and how it impacts growth, the idea of using heavier paddles for singles, and practical advice for improving balance and shot precision. We also share personal anecdotes and experiences to illustrate key points, including the importance of consistency, court position, and adjusting one's game when playing with weaker partners. Additionally, we touch on evaluating player ratings across different age groups and the nuances of tweaking one's game for advanced play. 00:00 Welcome to the Pickleball Q&A Show! 00:44 Exclusive Promo Code for Pickleball Gear 02:06 Diving into Listener Questions: Strategies and Shots 02:34 Defending the Third Shot Drip: Expert Advice 06:03 Playing with a Weaker Partner: Strategies for Success 10:16 Improving Your Game: Tips and Techniques 11:43 The Forehand and Backhand: Techniques and Tweaks 16:42 Rating Players Across Different Ages 20:44 Playing Against Different Skill Levels: Strategies 29:25 Singles vs. Doubles: Paddle Choices and Play Styles 33:16 Closing Thoughts and Goodbyes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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