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🤔 Ben John's Tips for Aspiring Pros

💪🏽 Backhand Slice Drop Tutorial

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🤔 Ben John's Tips for Aspiring Pros

Ben Johns is no doubt the best men's pickleball pro and has been for years now. He started playing pickleball in 2016 and has watched the sport grow into what it is today. That being said, he knows what it takes to get to the highest level of play and shares what he believes any aspiring pickleball pro should prioritize.

#1. Try to play with better players

This could be harder or easier depending on your where you live but this will by far sky rocket your growth as a player. What once worked as a 3.0 level no longer works at 3.5 level and so on. When you play with better players you start to find the holes in your game and that's where you can really start to improve specific skills!

#2. Find a consistent drilling partner

Pickleball is a game of finesse and touch, the more touches you get, the more feel for the ball you learn. Most pros at the top level don't play rec games and spend a lot more time drilling specific shots over playing conventional games. If you don't have better players in your area, drilling is probably your next greatest tip for improving your level of play.

#3. Play a ton of tournaments

Tournaments are an incredible opportunity to put your skills to the test in a professional environment. You don’t know how you play under pressure until you intentional put yourself in pressurized environments. Another great thing about playing tournaments is you experience a lot of different types of play styles, which is hard to do if you frequently play with the same people. The more you see different styles of play, the more well rounded of a player you’ll become.
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BACKHAND SLICE DROP TUTORIAL💡

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Want to learn how to hit the perfect backhand slice dink?

Then check out this video. This shot requires little wrist movement and really encourages you to use your shoulder and legs through the shot it's a very consistent dink to hit from the backhand and is fundamental to dinking consistently from the kitchen line. This video teaches you the mechanics, the swing path, the body positioning and a drill to practice!
​Watch Full Video Here!​

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