Catherine, excellent instructor you are. Taking advice from one of the very best in the game with examples, reasons for, and drills is worth so much. Time and money are valuable and these types of short but substantive lessons are something I did not have as a tennis player in the 1980s.
Great tip, the idea of catching the ball (without the paddle) is a good lead up progression. Most of the time the player in orange was waiting for the BH volley with the paddle tip facing 9 o’clock. I have seen this is a very common habit and tough to break,, to being ready at 11 o’clock like suggested
Favorite video so far. Info about the ball coming at you and using the backhand. Hearing someone say and explain percentages and the reason we need to use compact swings. Thanks
@@kevincafaro8846 😳 I believe you don’t have nice opponents nor nice teammates, I would have given you an advice (after asking you IF I may give you one of course)… And correct your 3 o’clock position. 😊
Whoa I can’t believe how much this changed my game. Thank you for sharing these tips. Now I beg for people to drive it at me. 😊 this was awesome
Catherine, excellent instructor you are. Taking advice from one of the very best in the game with examples, reasons for, and drills is worth so much. Time and money are valuable and these types of short but substantive lessons are something I did not have as a tennis player in the 1980s.
That in the kitchen volley drill is really clever. Focusing on recovering to ready position and volley technique/speed. Great way to practice, thanks!
11:00 o'clock position, great advice !!!!!
I tried these tips tonight and I was amazed at the difference in my game , thank you so much for sharing this video
Thanks Catherine for the paddle position tip!
Excellent video. Very helpful
Excellent video Catherine! Thanks very much..keep them coming!
Well explained - thank you!👍👍
Really helpful video. Keeping compact swings is the key .
Most beautiful skills Vid!! Thanks
Great tip, the idea of catching the ball (without the paddle) is a good lead up progression. Most of the time the player in orange was waiting for the BH volley with the paddle tip facing 9 o’clock. I have seen this is a very common habit and tough to break,, to being ready at 11 o’clock like suggested
You don't talk about left
handed person position grip
@@damanzumba 1 o clock - reverse of 11 o clock
Favorite video so far. Info about the ball coming at you and using the backhand. Hearing someone say and explain percentages and the reason we need to use compact swings. Thanks
Doh
Nice Job Catherine!
Great lesson!
Which paddle does Catherine use?
I just realized i have been holding my paddle at 3 o'clock level instead of 11 o'clock level. really makes a difference at 11 o'clock level.
@@kevincafaro8846 😳 I believe you don’t have nice opponents nor nice teammates, I would have given you an advice (after asking you IF I may give you one of course)… And correct your 3 o’clock position. 😊
Excelent 👍👌🙏🙏🙏
with continental grip?
je ne suis pas tres bon en anglais ce serait plaisant qu il y est une version en francais ou des sous titres
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So lefty would be 1 o'clock?
Ah, ya
So as a leftie I am at one o’clock?
correct!
Want incredibly fast hands?
Use the Slam Master Pro pickleball practice/training/drill paddle.
Selkirk
How do I drop my teammate right before a tournament and have them not get mad at me?
It not likely to happen. Especially if you play in the tournament with another partner. You should honor your commitment. Be true to your word.
@@k-mac5511 it’s a passive aggressive comment. That’s literally what she did, she dropped her partner and teamed up with someone better. lol
Where is your safety eyewear?
if you play this game correctly, you will not need eye protection
I love you! I bought your Selkirk paddle, it’s my favorite.