Pickleball – Advanced
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Module 1: Point Construction and Shot Sequencing
Thinking in Sequences: From Setup to Finish
The Dink-to-Attack Sequence: Patience and Trigger Recognition
Driving to Create the Drop Opportunity
Combining Speed-Ups, Resets, and Re-Attacks
Middle Ball Management as a Tactical Weapon
Designing Your Own Point Construction Patterns
6 lessons
Module 2: Advanced Kitchen Line Tactics
The Erne: Setup, Footwork, and Execution
Defending Against the Erne
The Around-the-Post Shot: When and How
Speed-Up Attack Sequences: Targeting and Follow-Up
Defending Speed-Ups: Body Position and Reset Mechanics
Coordinated Two-Player Kitchen Exchanges
6 lessons
Module 3: Reading and Exploiting Opponents
How to Watch an Opponent Before and During a Match
Identifying Weak Sides, Slow Feet, and Predictable Patterns
Targeting the Weaker Partner in Doubles
Disrupting Opponents Who Are Playing Well
Adjusting Mid-Game When Your Strategy Is Not Working
Using Pace, Spin, and Placement to Exploit Specific Weaknesses
6 lessons
Module 4: Advanced Serve and Return Systems
Serve Placement Systems: Patterns and Percentages
Combining Spin and Depth for Maximum Serve Pressure
The Aggressive Return: Taking Time Away from the Server
Return Placement to Disrupt Stacking and Positioning
Serving and Returning Under Pressure Situations
5 lessons
Module 5: Advanced Doubles Systems
Full Stacking: Execution, Signals, and Adjustments
Poaching Patterns: Planned and Opportunistic
Coordinated Attack: Who Speeds Up and Who Covers
Coordinated Defense: Resetting as a Unit
Switching and Recovering After a Poach
Designing a Doubles Game Plan for a Specific Opponent Pair
6 lessons
Module 6: Developing a Personal Game Style
Honest Self-Assessment: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Tendencies
Building Your Game Around What You Do Best
Addressing Your Most Limiting Weakness
Adapting Your Style to Different Opponents and Conditions
Signature Shots: Developing a Reliable Go-To Sequence
Defining Your Identity as a Player
6 lessons
Module 7: Physical Preparation and Injury Prevention
Physical Demands of Advanced Pickleball Play
Dynamic Warm-Up Routine for Court Readiness
Common Pickleball Injuries: Elbow, Shoulder, Knee, and Ankle
Prevention Strategies and Prehabilitation Exercises
Recovery Habits: Cool-Down, Stretching, and Rest
Sustainable Training Volume for Adult Recreational Players
6 lessons
Module 8: Self-Coaching and Continued Development
Using Video to Analyze Your Own Game
Identifying Priority Areas for Improvement
Designing Effective Practice Sessions with a Partner
Solo Drilling: What Can and Cannot Be Developed Alone
Tracking Progress and Adjusting Your Development Plan
Building a Long-Term Improvement Mindset
6 lessons
Module 6: Developing a Personal Game Style
Defining Your Identity as a Player
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