The difference in strategy from doubles to singles changes drastically. People tend to care more about their doubles game...

Here are three more questions that amateur pickleball players ask me about doubles strategy and tournament jitters.

Even with improved paddle technology, and better athletes coming into the game, pickleball is still a game of consistency...

Check out my answers to the top 3 questions that pickleball players most frequently ask me.

Many of us get on the court and always just want to play. However, when you want to get better at basketball you don’t just go play a game..

When you watch pros play, you’ll notice that the players are taking as many balls out of the air as they can, especially in men’s doubles.

Keep your opponents uncomfortable with an effective third shot drive.

I’ve heard many of my students tell me that they hit the ball perfectly while they are practicing, but once they go into a match...

If you’ve watched pro pickleball, you’ll see a lot of players hitting drives in an attempt to find an easier drop on the 5th shot...

As you see in the pro game, there’s usually not a 50/50 divide between shots taken by each teammate - usually the left side player is...

The average player at my clinics hits their dinks too hard. It's often tough for me to critique, especially because a lot of these dinks...

I’m frequently asked by players, “Where is the best place to hit drops?” Find out in this post...

One of the most common things I hear on the court is something like, "this shot feels great when I drill, but it's so much harder in game...

Get the most out of your drilling by focusing on no more than 2 shots per practice session. I’ve seen a lot of drilling at this point...

In pickleball, hitting a 70% pace drive is more effective than "going for broke" on the drive...

Have you ever wondered why rec players consistently have 1) bigger swings, and 2) more funky wrist movement involved in their strokes?

There is a risk reward trade-off for anything in life, and the pickleball serve is no exception. Long gone are the days of the top pros...