For drill 1, I usually have the transition person feed it as a popup. Then it's more realistic for the kitchen player too (many players actually should work more on their "kill" shots)
Hi Shea, I like what you are teaching but have trouble keeping up with the speed at which you are going. Can you slow it down and provide more repitition for each skill?
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For drill 1, I usually have the transition person feed it as a popup. Then it's more realistic for the kitchen player too (many players actually should work more on their "kill" shots)
Great drills and explanations!!
Great drills! Thanks for sharing.
Great videos!! 🙏🏼 thank you for all of the help!!
Question: What is the overgrip you use on your paddle?!
That's a good video right there well done
Thanks for sharing. This is great!
My pleasure!
Love the simplicity. Thank you. KISS 🙏
Great tips. I particularly like Tip 3. Will need to try it.
Another awesome video! Awesome drills to try out! Ty
Great drills!
Thanks!!
Great drilling tips, thanks.
Great explanations. Definitely some unique drills Im looking forward to doing.
Awesome content! Thank you very much.
Great video thank you!
I love "ALL" of your videos, and they are helping me to progress super fast! Thanks!!!! ^_^
Excellent drills with a clear explanation of what you're trying to get out of the drill.
Great Drills....
Great advice, def gonna use the dink drill you mentioned
Shea many thanks for all the great pickoeman videos and advice. One strange question: do a lot of players wear compression pants under their shorts?
Helpful. Now for how to hit the sweet spot consistently. 😜🤔
Same here. I struggle with hitting the sweet spot.
Who is that stud assistant?! JK! Great to see you with Caiden!
Great vid
Do you do coaching around the Atlanta area?
Great!!!!
Hi Shea, I like what you are teaching but have trouble keeping up with the speed at which you are going. Can you slow it down and provide more repitition for each skill?
Friendly feedback: does your partner know he spins his paddle every time he dinks?