The challenge on this is to get a player available and capable. Do you have anything similar setup for any of these drills on the Titan One and if so would you please share? Thanks for your channel and sharing the QR codes!
Sometimes it's not just age. Paddle vibration, technique, fitness, paddle weight all contribute as well. Most cases I see are from bad technique and too heavy/light of a paddle
You mentioned on the serve return that you like to drive when you are on balance and defensive drop otherwise. I would think that driving is less challenging when not on balance versus dropping, which needs more precision.
I agree, most common consensus I've heard is it's far harder to drop when off balance compared to driving. If you're off balance you're unlikely to drop a ball that's not attackable. Far more likely to be a pop up.
If you’re only getting 30-40 touches per game you must be playing a team either way better or way worse than you. Points shouldn’t be ending that fast in rec play
The avg number of shots in a rally at 4.0 is about 4. A game generally has about 30-40 rallies. That's 30-40 touches per player per game. It's going to be even less at 3.0 and 3.5.
@Little_diesel300 @superdupr.pickleball did an analysis of pickleball 4.0 tournament ay and found about 50% of points end in the 1st 5 shots and if they made it to NVZ rally those usually ended in the 1st few hits. Assuming a close game 11-9, there are 20 points. Let's over estimate and say all points ended in 8 shots. That makes 160 touches to split among 4 players...or roughly 40 touches per player.
The challenge on this is to get a player available and capable. Do you have anything similar setup for any of these drills on the Titan One and if so would you please share? Thanks for your channel and sharing the QR codes!
Ditto.
That’s a lot of quality shots in 10 minutes. 👍
Thanks for sharing.
Lots of bang for your buck!
Thanks for watching
My challenge to drilling is tennis elbow. I guess it happens as we get older. It is frustrating I have to decide between drilling and playing.
Sometimes it's not just age. Paddle vibration, technique, fitness, paddle weight all contribute as well. Most cases I see are from bad technique and too heavy/light of a paddle
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Are you using a twoey backhand? It will significantly reduce stress on the elbow area.
Great vid. I appreciate getting to watch your form. Got to see more of it with more touches too!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for making this video. I'm going to use this routine as often as I can.
Glad it’s helpful!
Awesome approach for drilling!!
Thanks 👍
Great advice here! 👍🏼
Glad you think so!
So many gems!! Thank you!!
You're so welcome!
You mentioned on the serve return that you like to drive when you are on balance and defensive drop otherwise. I would think that driving is less challenging when not on balance versus dropping, which needs more precision.
Actually a great point and tanner literally just dropped a video about this. I agree with Jon tho, im much better at dropping when off balance
I agree, most common consensus I've heard is it's far harder to drop when off balance compared to driving. If you're off balance you're unlikely to drop a ball that's not attackable. Far more likely to be a pop up.
If you’re only getting 30-40 touches per game you must be playing a team either way better or way worse than you. Points shouldn’t be ending that fast in rec play
The avg number of shots in a rally at 4.0 is about 4. A game generally has about 30-40 rallies. That's 30-40 touches per player per game. It's going to be even less at 3.0 and 3.5.
@ there’s no way, I’ve been in 3.0 tournaments with more touches than that. Our rec play averages 6-15 touches per point.
@@JeffLandauer no way the average shots per rally for 4.0 is 4. Where are you getting this data?
@Little_diesel300 @superdupr.pickleball did an analysis of pickleball 4.0 tournament ay and found about 50% of points end in the 1st 5 shots and if they made it to NVZ rally those usually ended in the 1st few hits. Assuming a close game 11-9, there are 20 points. Let's over estimate and say all points ended in 8 shots. That makes 160 touches to split among 4 players...or roughly 40 touches per player.
If you have 1 or 2 players who practice drill with you, consider yourself blessed 🙌 🥹