Turn your phone clips into a real improvement. With my video pickleball coaching, you record your game, serve, dinks, or any shot you want to refine, and I send back clear, personalized recommendations. This virtual pickleball coaching option works from anywhere and fits your schedule. You get focused guidance without having to book court time or travel.
How the virtual coaching works
- Record a clip. Capture a rally, a serve sequence, a dinking exchange, or a drill. Aim for two to five minutes so I can see patterns and decision-making.
- Share your goals. Please tell me what you want to fix or improve, such as third-shot drops, resets, footwork, or shot selection.
- Send your video link. Share via YouTube unlisted, Google Drive, Dropbox, or any cloud link.
- Receive a breakdown. I return specific, time-stamped notes with simple cues, priority fixes, and targeted drills you can use in your next session.
Price is $25 per consultation. Each consultation covers one video submission and provides a complete analysis with actionable steps.
What I analyze in your video
- Serve and return. Contact point, toss consistency, depth, and placement to set up the third shot.
- Dinking mechanics. Paddle face control, height over the net, placement, and footwork that keeps you balanced.
- Third-shot choices. When to drop, when to drive, and how to build the point through the transition zone.
- Resets and defense. Soft hands, contact location, and positioning that turns scramble points into neutral rallies.
- Volleys and speed-ups. Swing path, preparation, and counterattack choices that reduce errors.
- Court positioning. Ready position, spacing with your partner, and smarter movement to the non-volley zone.
- Patterns and decision making. Rally management that lowers unforced errors and creates easier finishes.
What you receive
- Time-stamped feedback that points to exact moments in your clip.
- Three to five priority fixes that deliver fast gains without overwhelming you.
- Simple cues you can remember under pressure.
- Targeted drills that match your goals, including at-home footwork ideas if you cannot get court time.
- Optional follow-up clip guidance so you know what to film next.
Who benefits from video coaching
- New and developing players who want fundamentals that hold up in real points.
- Intermediate players who need better consistency with drops, resets, and dinks.
- Advanced players seeking sharper patterns, smarter speed-ups, and improved defense.
- Double teams that want teamwork, spacing, and communication feedback.
How to film for the best results
- Place your phone on a stable surface or a tripod behind the baseline, so that most of the court is visible.
- Record in landscape at 1080p if possible. Clean audio helps but is not required.
- Keep each clip short and focused. If you have multiple skills to review, send separate clips.
- If you have a partner, have them step into the frame so I can see spacing and movement.
- If you use a ball machine, include a few points where the ball is live so I can assess decision-making.
Why this works
Traditional lessons are valuable, yet many players do not see what actually happens under pressure. Video pickleball coaching captures your real habits, not just what you do in drills. You get precise feedback on mechanics, choices, and positioning, which speeds up improvement. With virtual pickleball coaching, you also control the pace. Submit a video when you are ready, apply the plan, then send a new clip to confirm progress.
Pricing and what is included
$25 per consultation includes one video review, a written analysis with time stamps, priority fixes, and matched drills. If you want an ongoing plan, you can bundle multiple consultations to track progress across several weeks. Ask about team or club packages if you plan to submit multiple players.
Get started
- Record a two to five minute clip of the skill or rally you want to improve.
- Share your goals and the video link using the contact form on the site.
- Submit payment of $25 per consultation.
- Watch for your analysis with clear steps you can use in your very next session.
If you are ready to turn phone footage into better play, book your video pickleball coaching consultation today. With a focused plan, you will make more intelligent choices, clean up mechanics, and win more points. This virtual pickleball coaching service makes improvement simple, affordable, and available from anywhere.
Reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. It is played on a smaller court with a lower net, using a solid paddle and a perforated plastic ball. The game can be played in singles or doubles. The serve is performed underhand and diagonally into the opponent’s service court. After the serve, both teams must allow the ball to bounce once on each side before volleying is permitted. This is known as the two-bounce rule. Games are typically played to 11 points, and a team must win by two points. Only the serving team can score points. A defining feature of pickleball is the non-volley zone, commonly referred to as the kitchen, which extends seven feet from the net on each side. Players may not hit the ball in the air while standing in this area. Pickleball emphasizes strategy, placement, and consistency rather than raw power, making it accessible for players of all ages and skill levels. Its social nature and straightforward rules have contributed to its rapid growth across recreational and competitive communities.
To begin playing pickleball, only a few essential items are required. A pickleball paddle is the primary piece of equipment. Beginners typically benefit from a paddle that offers a balance of control and comfort rather than excessive power. The ball used in pickleball is lightweight, hollow, and designed with small holes to regulate speed and bounce. Court shoes with non-marking soles are recommended to support lateral movement and maintain stability during play. Athletic clothing that allows free movement is ideal, along with hydration for comfort and safety. Optional accessories include paddle grips, bags, and protective eyewear. While higher-end equipment is available, beginners do not need expensive gear to get started. A basic paddle and ball are sufficient for learning fundamentals, participating in lessons, and enjoying recreational play. As skill level improves, players may choose to upgrade equipment to better suit their playing style.
Yes, pickleball is well-suited for children due to its manageable court size, lighter equipment, and emphasis on coordination rather than strength. Youth instruction focuses on basic movement, paddle control, and understanding rules in an age-appropriate format. Lessons also promote sportsmanship, teamwork, and confidence. Children often adapt quickly and enjoy the social aspects of group play. Pickleball provides a positive introduction to lifelong physical activity and helps develop transferable athletic skills. With proper instruction and encouragement, young players can progress steadily and enjoy both recreational and competitive opportunities.
Selecting the right paddle depends on skill level, comfort, and playing style. Beginners generally benefit from paddles that emphasize control and forgiveness. Paddle weight influences maneuverability and power, while grip size affects comfort and control. A properly sized grip reduces strain and improves consistency. Advanced players may prefer paddles designed for specific performance characteristics. Testing different paddles and receiving guidance from a coach can help players make informed decisions. Equipment that complements a player’s strengths supports long-term improvement and enjoyment.