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Biggest facts. To me, I have fun when I have a very high level game and I learn a lot.

I have fun when I play against beginners and advanced players; I help new players and learn from advanced pros -- that is the rectitude of Pickleball.

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Yes, have fun and work on improvement where you can. That should be fun too! 😊

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Agreed.

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Great! Thanks for the comment.

So true! & thank you!

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Glad you think so!

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Thanks Adriana. Appreciate the comment.

Thanks, will do!

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Thx! 😊

Thanks John!

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Thanks Malou!

Glad it was helpful!

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i like when you hit at my feet. im returning that with slice and precision

Thanks Gordon! LOVE the poem. Thanks so much for sharing.

Glad to hear it!

Thanks Michael !

Thanks Joey!

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I appreciate that!

Glad you like them 👍

You are so welcome!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! 😊

thx!

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please hit it at my feet. its my favorite return. easiest to judge and get great slice and leverage.

non volley zone isn't that the kitchen.

What is a third shot drop?

Thanks Leslie!

Thanks!

Yes! Thank you!

Thanks Julien!

Glad it was helpful.

You’re welcome. Good luck! 👍

Thanks Tyler! Glad you’re always having fun. That’s what it’s all about.

Thank you! 😊

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Thank you! Go Canada! 😁

It's good to have goals! Strive but don't forget to keep having fun.

Welcome to pickleball! It's really hard to say without seeing you play and how you hit it. Definitely warm up before you play and stretch after. It could be you're gripping the paddle too tightly or swinging in a way that is putting too much strain on your elbow. I'd look into getting a lesson with a good local coach and having them take a look at your mechanics.

@@primetimepickleball thanks so much for your feedback, I do have a coach, I will let him know, perhaps he can spot something, and yes, I will stretch and warm up more, thank you.

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Amazing, haha. Good luck :)

How’s it going now lol😊

Beat those punks!! 😈

Godspeed

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Yes, as long as you don't step into the non-volley zone.

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That may be the most important one!

Then work on everything!

So many good brands to choose from. I'd test out before committing. Joola, Selkirk, Engage, CRBN etc... all top brands. The top paddles in any top brands line will typically be the highest quality paddle. Sorry for the delay.

Thanks for the suggestion !

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I thought so, that's where we play

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I think the even odd thing is only for singles. I believe in doubles , you always start from the right side.

@@yomi_jeremy3964 this is what’s confusing. According to the rule book it says (under doubles) “4.B.6.a. At the start of each side out, service begins in the right/even serving area. 4.B.6.b. When the team’s score is even (0, 2, 4 ...), the team’s starting server’s correct position is at the right/even serving area. When the team’s score is odd (1, 3, 5...), the starting server’s correct position is at the left/odd court.

@@meyerhaus3189 well you don’t have to listen to me but that’s what I’ve read and observed and was just trying to answer your question.

@@meyerhaus3189 when the score is odd, the original starting server is on the left side, that’s correct , because they would have switched if they scored.

Team A Server 1 definitely serves from the right. Rule 4.B.6a is used to confirm that you have the correct player as server 1 on that side out. And you can only confirm that if you know who on your team started as the first server of the game. We didn’t get enough context in your example to know that. That might. be where you’re getting tripped up.

This is a big question and hard to answer in a few sentences but I'll do my best. #1 thing is to avoid wood paddles. They're heavy and have terrible feel. Go for one that's made of plastics and fiberglass which are generally referred to as composite. At least you'll get some feel with those. If you're intermediate or advanced, decide if you care more about power or control because there's generally a tradeoff when it comes to those two. You can get a lot of both in one paddle but they will typically all lean more one way than the other. For control, look through and try the thicker paddles, for power, look through and try the thinner paddles. If you hit with a lot of spin then look for a paddle that supports that which will generally be those with a carbon fiber face. If you don't hit with much spin then don't worry about that. Hope this helps.

@@primetimepickleball That helps a lot! Thank you so much!!!

Yes!

That's great! Thanks for the comment Steven.

If you are holding the paddle, the ball can hit your hand that you are holding it with and fall into play.

@@primetimepickleball THANK YOU! No one else would answer this for me. Would anyone do this in proplay as a trick shot...? Just to mess people up?

Probably not. Lol

@@collective1515 Just an happy accident

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I’d go full left handed if I were you.

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It can't go past the non volley zone line and touch the court. If you're just reaching over the court then that's ok.

They do start at an advantage typically because they already know and can hit many of the strokes with just minor tweaks to make them work pickleball. Lots of great players have no previous racket or paddle experience so it's definitley not needed.

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