Why the Ball Feels Too Fast in Pickleball (3 Footwork Drills)

Why the ball feels too fast in pickleball — it’s not the ball. Your feet are late.I use these 3 pickleball footwork drills every week with 3.5 and 4.0 players. Do them consistently and the ball starts feeling slower — not because the game changed, because you’re already there.Most players train hands, paddle face, and speed-ups. They never train the feet on purpose. Then they wonder why they’re always reaching.In this video: • Move first, then hit (stop reaching) • Read the second bounce so you stay stable • Create space after the drive instead of running through the courtIf you’re a tennis player with “happy feet,” drill 2 is for you.⏱ CHAPTERS 0:00 – Why the ball feels too fast 0:40 – You’re late because you move with the ball 1:24 – Drill 1: Move before contact 2:43 – Happy feet (tennis players) 3:31 – How Ben Johns actually moves 4:05 – Drill 2: Track the second bounce 5:52 – Drill 3: Create space after the drive 7:08 – The mistake: running in like a maniac 8:12 – Get prepared for the next ball🏓 Shop the paddles I coach with: https://robbustpickleball.comThe Four Cliff Breakthrough System is how I take players from 3.5 to 5.5+. Comment FOOTWORK if you want the next drill.I’m Cliff — former pro, high-level coach. I train 3.0 to 5.5+ every day. Subscribe for weekly coaching that actually moves your rating.#pickleball #pickleballfootwork #pickleballdrills #pickleballtips #pickleballcoaching Source: Cliff Pickleball

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