This video segment provides three essential tips for improving a backhand shot, focusing on footwork and technique. The first tip emphasizes catching the ball in front of the body to maximize power and avoid being "jammed." The second tip advises unlocking the wrist through the ball, drawing a parallel to throwing a frisbee for increased spin and control. The final tip stresses the importance of maintaining balance and avoiding a "pop-up" motion during the shot, ensuring a solid and consistent execution.

Michael Oakson

Three tips to help you perfect your backhand foot.

Rule number one is to catch the ball out in front of you. The closer the ball gets to your body, the easier you'll get jammed and generate less power.

Rule number two is to unlock your wrist through the ball, sort of like throwing a frisbee.

Rule three is to not pop up through your shot. You want to stay nice and balanced throughout.

Master The Backhand Flick In Pickleball - 3 Rules You Need To Know ⚡️ #pickleball #pickleballtips

Three tips to help you perfect your
backhand foot. Rule number one is to
catch the ball out in front of you. The
closer the ball gets to your body, the
easier you'll get jammed and generate
less power. Rule number two is to unlock
your wrist through the ball, sort of
like throwing a frisbee.
Rule three is to not pop up through your
shot. You want to stay nice and balanced
throughout.

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Master The Backhand Flick In Pickleball - 3 Rules You Need To Know ⚡️ #pickleball #pickleballtips

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