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🎉 Hey there, pickleball enthusiasts! A big, juicy THANK YOU to our amazing customers for snagging our Pickleball Driller training aid! We truly appreciate your support and are thrilled to have you on this pickleball journey with us! 🥒🏓
Now, let’s get to the fun part! The original idea behind the Pickleball Driller was to keep those dinks nice and low. But guess what? As coaches, pros, and players started using it, we discovered a treasure chest of unexpected uses! From serves to hand drills, speed-ups to drop-shots, drives to lobs—our Pickleball Driller has turned into a multi-talented superstar! 🌟 You can catch many of these shots in our videos, so be sure to check them out!
Recently, a clever coach approached us with a brand-new drill that had us saying, “Why didn’t we think of that?!” As we all know, getting a bit more “mature” (ahem, older) can slow us down a tad, making it trickier to dash to the kitchen after a return of serve. I mean, who hasn’t tried to hit a blazing deep return of serve only to find themselves caught in a pickle with a third shot return while still making that mad dash to the kitchen? Yikes! 😅
To tackle this pickle, our coach friend suggested a fun drill: crank the Pickleball Driller up to its highest level and grab a partner to serve you some balls. Your mission? Send that return OVER the strap and deep! This nifty trick trains you to hit a return that gives you just enough time to zoom to the kitchen and be ready to tackle that third shot! 🚀
And here’s the cherry on top: the faster you are, the lower you can set the strap to customize your speedy kitchen charge! I gave this a whirl the other day, and let me tell you, it worked like a charm! Plus, my training partner got to practice her serves through the gap between the Pickleball Driller strap and the net, and she also nailed her third shot drives and drops from my return. We even played out the point once we both reached the kitchen—talk about a multi-drill extravaganza! 🎊
So, gather your friends, get that Pickleball Driller out, and let the fun begin! Happy drilling! 🥳
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