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In most sports, staggered positioning is usually seen as a disadvantage. However, in doubles pickleball, it can be a strategic move to incorporate more frequently into your games. Staggering occurs when one teammate moves forward to the NVZ line while the other stays back near the baseline. This tactic is particularly effective when one player executes a strong or aggressive third-shot drop, allowing their partner to advance to the kitchen line. 🎾🤝

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In any racquet or paddle sport 🎾, a groundstroke is any shot made after the ball has bounced 🏓. It can be executed from anywhere on the court 🏟️ but is most commonly performed near the baseline. Groundstrokes make up a decent portion of pickleball play 🥒 and can be hit using either a forehand or backhand swing 🎾. Mastering both is essential for a well-rounded game! 💪 #Pickleball #Tips

A volley in pickleball refers to hitting the ball out of the air before it bounces on the court. It's a fundamental and strategic shot used in the game, typically executed close to the net outside of the non-volley zone (NVZ), also known as the kitchen.

✅ Volleys make the game play by your rules, keeping things fast and exciting, and showing off some cool skills. Plus, it’s a great way to keep your opponents guessing and on their toes.

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A play made famous by Morgan Evans and Marcin Rozpedski, the 'Shake and Bake.' This play is executed by the serving team. Instead of dropping their third shot, the player drives the third hard and fast to their opponent. This shot is intended to force a pop up and is the shake part of the formula.

As the drive is hit, their partner crashes toward the kitchen line, to smash the pop up that was just created. And that of course is the bake. It's been done millions of times on the court and still works in every game, just like the pick and roll.

Extend your arm as far as possible, while still keeping control to execute the backhand flick. Snap your arm at the last second to create the flick and the top spin #Tips