THE SLINGER COMMUNITY
THE SLINGER COMMUNITY
Hit one Backhand cross court and one down the line. To increase the difficulty of the drill, place two cones in each corner and focus on hitting the cones.
Moving forward to meet the ball, alternate forehand approach shots cross court and down the line. Focus on the movement forward and the recovery back to the baseline.
Starting from the middle of the court, move to hit backhands cross court. This drill comes with a recovery variation in order to increase the difficulty of the drill.
Standing start, catch the ball and drop into a burpee, recover and repeat - anytime, anywhere!
Coach Neaves walks you through how to get the most out of your Slinger Bag Oscillator.
Here Darren talks about some key technical points behind a good slice and how using it can give you extra time to recover.
This video emphasizes the importance of the return of serve in pickleball and gives tips on how to execute it effectively, such as giving yourself enough space and moving your momentum forward as you hit the shot.
Here Frank explains how to execute the third shot drop, a critical shot in pickleball, with precision and finesse. The video provides tips such as relaxing the wrist, hitting up on the ball, and making sure the ball crosses the net at its apex.
This video teaches the aggressive "shake and bake" shot, which involves driving the third shot, charging the net, and confusing opponents with a pop-up shot, followed by a crushing winner.
Learn from Frank as he explains how to execute the punch volley on the fourth shot, which involves keeping opponents back and punching the ball to maintain control of the game.
The fifth shot reset involves setting the ball in the kitchen on the transition shot. Tips include being stable, keeping low to the ground, and having soft hands.
Learn about the art of dinking, a crucial aspect of the game that requires soft hands, a soft grip, and the ability to keep the ball low and move opponents side to side.