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How to beat bangers! 💥
And a review of a Kevlar paddle 💪
Tip of the Day
How to beat bangers by Zane Navratil Pickleball
Bangers can be some of the most frustrating players. They’re simply determined to hit the ball hard no matter where it is.
Zane recommends focusing on where your opponent is making contact with the ball. Keep the ball low, and you’ll be safe!
This forces your opponent to hit up on the ball, which means their shot is likely going out of bounds (since they’re always attacking it!). The lower you force your opponent to hit the ball, the better.
And if they hit a low ball softly, you’ll be able to easily counterattack since you’re hitting down on the ball.

Key Points:
You can't control how others play, but you can control where you hit your shots.
Focus on where your opponent is making contact with the ball. Make them hit lowballs!
The lower you can force your opponent to hit the ball, the better. This will make attacking much harder for them.
Watch the full tutorial here.
Gear Review of the Day
Pickleball Apes Pro Line Energy Pickleball Paddle Review by Farmer Lanky Pickleball
Farmer Lanky finds the Pickleball Apes Pro Line Energy paddle unique due to its blend of raw carbon fiber and Kevlar.
He praises the paddle for its power, spin, and control but notes that it might take some time to get used to because of the kevlar surface.
He also mentions that the paddle has a long handle, which is great for two-handed backhands.
Despite its power, he doesn't find it too heavy and enjoys the balance it provides.

Quick Specs:
Price: $149.99
Paddle Shape: Hybrid
Surface Material: Dynamic Raw Carbon Fiber and Kevlar
Average Weight: 8.2 - 8.4oz
Thickness: 16.5 mm
Watch the full review here.
Deal of the Day
This Diadem paddle looks and plays great. 🤌
Meme of the Day
No words! 🤣
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Happy pickling,
Paul