Your male partner made some really bad line calls. We have a few locals who we know make bad calls and word gets around. Word of advice, if you can't clearly see paint in between the line and the ball, then call it in. You both could clearly see 55:48 and to do it on game point is just such a yikes call. 1:09:23 as well.
Good job! Just a small bit of advice, if you want to see immediate improvement - choose a paddle that is meant for 3.0 level players, the MOD is meant for 4.0+ players. Control is what will improve your game, power is not needed at that level especially uncontrollable power. The Ruby is perfect! Enjoyed the content. Thanks
Keep your third shot lower whether it is a drive or drop, so your opponent cannot attack you easily; when the ball is below your waist, at your level, try not to attack at the net (female in red), go for placement, not just the power, and respect the net. Also practice putting overhead away for both of you, either by adding power or angle. Good luck.
Thanks for sharing and congratulations on silver!
Really enjoyed this video! Congratulations on silver! Wishing you all the best in your pickleball journey!
Your male partner made some really bad line calls. We have a few locals who we know make bad calls and word gets around. Word of advice, if you can't clearly see paint in between the line and the ball, then call it in. You both could clearly see 55:48 and to do it on game point is just such a yikes call.
1:09:23 as well.
Yeah that first game point was terrible.
Yikes call. You're being too nice. I compare it to the golfer who improves his lie when he thinks no one is watching. No sportsmanship...
Good job! Just a small bit of advice, if you want to see immediate improvement - choose a paddle that is meant for 3.0 level players, the MOD is meant for 4.0+ players. Control is what will improve your game, power is not needed at that level especially uncontrollable power. The Ruby is perfect! Enjoyed the content. Thanks
Whoever taught Kyle that stupid ball-tap before he serves needs to be fired.
Keep your third shot lower whether it is a drive or drop, so your opponent cannot attack you easily; when the ball is below your waist, at your level, try not to attack at the net (female in red), go for placement, not just the power, and respect the net. Also practice putting overhead away for both of you, either by adding power or angle. Good luck.
Thank you for the suggestions!! We will try to work on those. Any ideas how to keep the ball low for the third shot?
@@natalieyungphoto I use topspin for my thirds. It helps me control the trajectory better.