An essential shot that requires practice and timing. Focus on placement of your volleys to keep your opponents on the defense and to create winning shots.
2) Be Strategically Aware
Knowing your opponent’s playing style, strengths, and weaknesses, along with shot variations will keep your opponent guessing and you will maintain control over the pickleball game.
3) Improve your Footwork and Position
Footwork and positioning are quite crucial for moving quickly across the court and allowing quick reflexes.
4) Learn the Third Shot Drop
A signature move where your shot lands just over the net, limiting your opponent's ability to attack and creating the opportunity for you to set up a strong offensive move.
5) Make Simple Shots
If you’re new to this game, just opt for easy shots. Instead of making fancy shots that backfire, try to go for easy shots that keep your opponent alert.
6) Sync in with Your Partner
A fairly basic tip is to always coordinate and communicate with your partner. Do not let your opponent find gaps and place their shots there.
7) Keep your Paddle Up and eady
The paddle should always stay upright in front of your chest to block the ball back and always be ready for an attack.