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Many times, amateurs will continuing lifting the club well past their shoulder turn resulting in the arms getting too narrow and behind their torso.
Width in the back swing is the depth between the hands and the chest. Once the shoulders have turned completely, the back swing is finished.
In the lesson, this student lost the depth/width in his swing as he was trying to get the club to travel farther in the swing, as he thought that would generate speed. That extra movement resulted in loss of power and loss of connection.
By giving him the drill in the video, this provided the proper feeling of the space need for his hands to have at the completion of his shoulder turn. This resulted in a beautiful and effective swing.
This student did a fantastic job and the results speak for themselves. Bombs away. 💣💣💣💣💪💪💪🏌️♂️🏌️⛳️
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Duck Woods Racquet Sports Video Tip 59: The Continental Grip
Ensure that you're holding the paddle in the continental grip (aka "hammer grip") when executing a volley in pickleball. This way, the paddle face will be square to the court when you turn, as you should, to hit a volley. Try this out this week and let me know how it works for you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Love the way you flipped your paddle at the end of the video! Sooo talented!👍🏻👍🏻
Vamanos to the Club!!! ... See MoreSee Less
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They were great!! Thank you Nancy!!