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Your first lesson
In this beginner pickleball lesson, you’ll get an introduction to the game and learn the essential skills to start playing confidently. We’ll cover the basic strokes, including forehand, backhand, serves, volleys, and dinks, while also focusing on proper footwork and positioning on the court. You’ll gain a clear understanding of the key rules, such as the non-volley zone and serving rules, and how to score during a match. Through fun drills and mini-games, we’ll put these skills into practice in a supportive and engaging environment. Whether you’re brand new to pickleball or just looking to brush up on the basics, this lesson will set you up for success and make the game enjoyable right from the start!
Lesson 2-3
Lesson 2: Improving Consistency & Shot Placement
In Lesson 2, we’ll focus on improving your consistency with basic shots and introducing shot placement strategies. We’ll practice hitting the ball accurately to different areas of the court, helping you control the game and stay in rallies longer. You’ll work on your forehand and backhand strokes while learning how to hit with more precision. We’ll also dive deeper into the fundamentals of serving, ensuring you have a reliable and legal serve. Drills will help you build confidence in your ability to place shots, keep rallies going, and understand the importance of court positioning.
Lesson 3: Volleying & Dinking Skills
Lesson 3 is all about mastering the art of volleying and dinking. We’ll teach you how to make quick reactions at the net with solid volleys and how to control the ball during dinking exchanges in the non-volley zone. You’ll learn when to attack and when to keep the rally going with soft, controlled shots. We’ll focus on developing proper form and footwork, so you’re comfortable at the net and ready for more competitive play. By the end of the lesson, you’ll have a strong foundation for both aggressive and defensive play, making you a more versatile player on the court.
