by webmaster@wsilogix.com | Nov 1, 2024 | Blog, Level Three
Looking to add a little more firepower to your game at the Kitchen line? The backhand flick volley is one of the most effective shots for applying pressure and creating offensive opportunities out of defensive positions. While it can take practice to master, learning... 
by webmaster@wsilogix.com | Nov 1, 2024 | Blog, Level Three
Being able to distinguish between defensive and offensive volleys is one of the most valuable skills in high-level pickleball. Understanding when to reset and when to attack can completely change the momentum of a rally especially at the Kitchen line, where most... 
by webmaster@wsilogix.com | Oct 1, 2024 | Blog, Level Three
Good footwork separates casual players from great players and in pickleball, knowing when and how to move your feet can make all the difference. While many players are taught to “never cross your feet,” that rule has a few exceptions. Advanced movement techniques like... 
by webmaster@wsilogix.com | Sep 1, 2024 | Blog, Level Three
The reset is one of the most important shots in pickleball. It’s your go-to move when you’re under pressure, helping you slow down the pace of play and recover from a tough defensive position. A reset is a soft, controlled shot that redirects a hard offensive ball... 
by webmaster@wsilogix.com | Aug 1, 2024 | Blog, Level Three
Tip 1 Once you reach a point in your game where you can dink consistently and are ready to take your dinks to the next level, you can start adding topspin to make them more aggressive. Topspin makes the ball dip down and jump forward off the bounce, so you can hit... 
by webmaster@wsilogix.com | Aug 1, 2024 | Blog, Level Three
Tip 1 If you want to become an advanced pickleball player, you need to get comfortable with dinking 10, 20, or even 50+ times! On that same note, one of the most frustrating things in pickleball is popping up a dink and getting attacked. One of the most common causes...