Defensive strategies at the kitchen line — Tips from pickleball pro Catherine Parenteau
When your opponent hits a great dink, you are either pushed off the line or forced into an uncomfortable, off-balance position. It is at this point that players often get frantic, hitting the ball hard back across the net. The issue with this is that when you are off balance or pushed back from the kitchen line, you are not in a good...
When and how to execute aggressive dinks: Tips from pro Catherine Parenteau
Enhancing your pickleball game with aggressive dinks can significantly challenge your opponents, leading to unforced errors and winning opportunities. There are various techniques to make your dinks more aggressive, including the use of spin, depth, and strategic placement. In this Selkirk TV original, pickleball professional Catherine Parenteau shares tips on when and how to dink aggressively. How to be more aggressive with your...
The correct way to hold your pickleball paddle for punch and block volleys
When facing bangers on the pickleball court, you'll often find yourself in hands battles at the kitchen line. Although smashing the ball can be exciting, mastering punch volleys and blocks is essential to keep the points going and maintain control. In this Selkirk TV original, pickleball coach Morgan Evans shares tips for how to hold your paddle when executing punch and block volleys. ...
