Whoever is editing these videos needs a HUGE raise. Half of the value is making it fun! The outlines of players, the red lines, and the silly Superman bit. Kyle and his team EASILY make the best Pickleball videos. Keep it up!!

Kyle, you've quickly become my favorite KZfaq pickleball instructor. I feel like your topics and the way you teach them are perfect for the hungry, intellectual pickleball player like me. I'm 4.0 currently and still trying to raise my game. This is perfect for that. I knew #1 and #3, but not #2. Thank you and please keep making content.

I have no idea how you don't have more subscribers. Easily the best Pickleball youtube channel I have found.

also commenting for how much you're opening my mind up for the game in these videos. I wouldn't have considered third shot drops to the backhand side to be erne-able but it's too obvious after watching this vid. S tier content. Few others like it on YT so far

Best ernie video so far that I’ve seen!

Love these videos, just got into pickleball with my buddies, been having a blast! Thanks for the information and fun videos !

I FINALLY understand what an Erne is!! Not sure I can execute but that's a whole 'nuther story. Thanks, great instruction and video🎉🎉

Best explanation, and the editing was fantastic! Thanks !

Best erne vid I've seen. Thank you!

This is the video I needed!

Kyle, great video! I got my first Erne last week during rec play - it felt amazing haha!

Best Ernie instruction I've ever seen! Well done! Can't wait to get out there and try it.

Good explanation with fun. Awesome!🎉 thank you🎉

Good stuff as always Kyle 🙌

Thank you for posting. Probably the best Erne learning video... Well, except for the Erne learning video from Erne Perry. ;) Great special effects. :)

Awesome stuff man. Doesn't get more descriptive than this

SOOO HELPFUL!!!👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻😊

Great job Kyle! Off to try some Erne's today :)

This content is so good!! 🙌🏻

Great tips! 💪🏆👊

AWESOME!!!!

Good stuff guys🤙

Wow - amazing video. Fantastic editing. My one wish would be for more slo motion replays of the footwork. It's complicated and repeated slo mo would help.

Great video, production and editing makes everything so clear! Watching for ATP and Erne opportunities, practicing the footwork, and drilling the process; fingers crossed that I get to execute soon! Kyle, question for you - do you go for the erne, if your partner may not think to or know to slide over to cover??

Love the video! One of the best in the biz! One thing I do want clarification on is if I go and do an erne can any part of my body touch any part of the pole(including the feet) or is that a fault as well?

Oh I’m about to go crazy at the courts, I knew there was a legal way to do this! Thank you!

Great video I have done about 150 Erne’s but the video taught me a new opportunity when the player crosses the centerline. I have not been looking for that one. Thanks.

give your editor a raise my g. fantastic vids

Agree with Chospool- the video editing is a huge plus, makes it easier to understand- and enjoy!

Nice meeting you at GRP, hope you won.

Very fun and well done video. I've been playing for 6+ months and haven't even attempted an Erne yet. Looking forward to giving it a proper try now. ATP's are easy for me, but somehow the Erne takes more brain power for me for sure. One thing that you don't mention is what your partner should be doing to help!

Great video. Could you cover some time the partner’s responsibility/positioning when you go for an Erne? Thanks

I mean it's also OK to step in the NVZ on the way to Erne as long as both feet touch down wide (with no contact of NVZ) before you strike the ball, but 3 problems: it's easier to read your move b/c you have to hit late, you can't reach as far in as when hitting while mid-air on the way over, and sometimes referees could make an error of calling a NVZ push off despite both feet being "established" outside before the ball is struck. I once saw a referee call a push off on an overhead despite multiple backsteps behind the NVZ before jumping. Natural human error, or maybe she believed you need to be stable on 2 feet outside the NVZ at some point before hitting(?). But if you run through the NVZ then as long as the last court surface touched by both your shoes was outside the NVZ, then whether you're balanced, still in motion, or landed on only one foot at a time, you can still volley legally... right? I don't know how referees judge a rolling/rocking step, e.g. if my heel is on the NVZ line and I rise to my toes which are outside the NVZ, then volley and remain out... but I wouldn't chance it.

At a minute in you said you can’t jump with your foot on the kitchen line. As long as you don’t hit it while you are in the air and land first out of the kitchen completely(including lines) then it should be legal. Rules say you just have to have both feet touch the playing surface after entering the NVZ. And playing surface is defined as court and area around court.

Great, fun videos. Any chance of some slow motion videos after explaining some steps?

Awesome Video. One more thing regarding the ruling. - If you miss hitting the ball and cross the plane then it is a fault as well.

Thanks so much for a great Erne video. I would like to have seen some instruction for the less athletic, shorter leg/arm, or older players on how to move through the kitchen area. Not all of us are like you, Mr. Young, Athletic, Eagle leg/arm player. LOL Thanks again!

Pickleball in the 70's!! 4:14

So here's an interesting question. Why do I have to avoid stepping in the kitchen? As long as my feet are outside the kitchen when I hit the volley, isn't that okay? Isn't the rule that you just can't be in the kitchen (or land there on your follow through after the volley) at the time you hit the Erne volley?

Is there anything that says you have to be "firmly planted" on both feet before hitting the erne?

What paddle do you use?

Great video! What about the Bert?

Where’s the link for the video at the end?

Why can't you step in the kitchen on your way to the outside of the sideline if before you contact the ball on the you are established outside of the kitchen/outside of the sideline?

It doesn't look like you cleared the side line on your last example (baseline 3rd shot drop)? I agree with all of the other comments regarding the educational as well as the entertainment value of your videos. I have been watching you since your video on the side of the road. I guess that's where your journey actually began. I learned about you from Danny Jensen. I met him at the private indoor court up in Scottsdale. I went to podiatry school with his dad, Jeff.

can i step in the NVZ on my way to Ernie before my opponent hits the ball ?

Just to clarify, if the ball crosses the net you can break the plane to hit it. Sometimes the back spin will take a short ball back over the net in which case you have no option other than to break the plane to hit it.

Kyle, is it a violation to jump over the net while hitting an Erne?

You didn't mention the 3rd way to do a legal Erne: You are permitted to step into the kitchen, step out of bounds, then hit the ball.

Wow! you did not mention running through the kitchen and then reestablish outside the kitchen is legal. Here is the rule: Remember you must establish, or re-establish, your feet outside of the Kitchen, which could be accomplished by dragging your back foot if you run through the Kitchen or jumping over the Kitchen.

I saw Ben reach over and contact the ball back into the other side of the net. How is that legal then ?

Aren’t you allowed to actually run through the kitchen as long as both feet are outside before you hit the ball…the “two foot rule”?

Why after buying 2, 003 project paddle you do not get a $77 gift card according to Relations manager Kelii Ferguson , we are a husband and wife customer , Kelii said no $77 gift card for second paddle review. after spending $333 twice , we felt robbed, all those out there think twice before spending your money