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3 years of pro pickleball tips in 10 minutes

3 years of pro pickleball tips in 10 minutes

Paul from Pickleball Daily
September 16, 2025

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Tip of the day

10 Tips for Top-Level Pickleball by Roscoe Bellamy Pickleball

In this video, professional pickleball player Roscoe Bellamy shares 10 tips that helped him become a top-ranked player.

The first tip is to learn from losses, as they provide valuable feedback and expose weak points in your game.

He emphasizes that the kitchen line is the most dominant position on the court and you should work on your transition game to get there as often as possible.

Another tip is to "train like you compete," incorporating drilling into your routine to work on specific parts of your game intentionally.

The video also advises watching video reviews of your own games to gain insights into your decisions, tendencies, and body language.

Roscoe also suggests treating the transition zone like a bridge, using it to relieve pressure and get into a better position.

He stresses that winning at the pro level is about making a few better decisions per match than your opponent.

Finally, the video recommends getting reps with better players, as this exposes your weaknesses and forces you to raise your standards.

Key Points:

Learn from Losses: Use losses as feedback to improve your game.
Master the Kitchen: Prioritize your transition game to get to the kitchen line.
Drill: Incorporate drilling into your routine to build skills and confidence.
Video Review: Film your matches to gain insights into your play.
Make Better Decisions: Focus on making a few better decisions per match than your opponent.

Watch the full tutorial here.

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