Tip of the Week

Pickleball Tips of the Week: 

Drop at your opponent's feet more rather than driving. Many players can block a drive, so DROP... After you drop, close and look for the pop up to attack. 


My Zone 1-2-3 Methodology:

Zone 1 - Feet to knees is the red light, so drop & dink, Zone 2 - Knees to Waist, is the yellow light, so know your skill-sets and mix up your shots, Zone 3 - Waist & up, is your green light, so attack! 


Keep your paddle up! Best Craig

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