I Took a Private Lesson with Jay Devilliers (42 Minutes of Raw Footage)

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I drove to Naples Florida to take a private lesson with Jay Devilliers. One of pickleball's top pro players that's been around the game since the beginning with years of knowledge and experience! In this 42-minute raw, unedited lesson, Jay walks me through how the best players approach speed-ups, aggressive dinking, court positioning, and anticipating their opponent's next shot. One of my biggest takeaways was learning how to attack with a purpose instead of just trying to hit winners. I left this lesson with a much better understanding of how to set up my attacks and prepare for the next ball. I hope you learn as much from this lesson as I did! TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:14 Two-ball drill to improve reactions and positioning 3:17 How pros set up their speed-ups 5:43 Why speed-up placement is so important 8:23 How to attack players who back off the kitchen line 12:29 Attacking dead dinks in the middle 14:38 The 2-foot rule: When to take balls out of the air 17:02 How to predict where your opponent will counter 20:44 The biggest mistake players make after speeding up 23:29 How to stay low and compact during hands battles 27:12 Why every speed-up needs a purpose 29:07 Crosscourt dinking strategies for left-handed players 32:09 Proper footwork and body positioning while dinking 35:19 How to prepare your paddle for the next ball 38:31 Creating more offense with aggressive dinks 42:28 Final takeaways from the lesson Source: Tanner Pickleball
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