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The TOP 3 SECRET Techniques to Get to the Kitchen in Pickleball! (Taught By a Pro)

The return lands deep, you're stuck behind the baseline, and you hit the same soft drop you'd hit from a perfect setup. It floats, and you spend the next ball in a world of hurt.

Connor Garnett skips how to hit a third shot and teaches which one to hit, based on where you are on the court when you hit it.

When a deep return pushes you off the baseline, drive it into the open court. On that drive, your goal is controlling its height over the net rather than adding pace, so your opponent has little chance to attack.

Even a drive left a little high gets on them faster than a drop, so the miss costs you less. Treat it as a setup shot for an easier next ball, not a point winner.

When you're balanced on the baseline, hit the drop. Let the ball come into your strike zone and lift with your body, not your wrist, so the shot stays compact and dips.

Aim for the top of the arc to be on your side of the net, so the ball is already falling as it crosses. Once you know they have to hit up, crash in behind it.

When you're already moving forward into the court, hit the drip, a hybrid push between a drop and a drive. Stay level through it, push it into the kitchen, and let your weight carry you to the line.

If any of these sits up, hold your ground in a wide, low base and earn your way in on the next ball. Connor would rather you take two shots or five to get in than lose the point rushing there in one.

The whole system is here, but the drip is the one to watch: seeing how level he stays while he keeps walking through the shot shows you what a push that never stops looks like.

Key points

When a deep return pushes you off the baseline, drive it into the open court.
On that drive, control its height over the net rather than adding pace.
Lift your drop with your body, not your wrist, so it stays compact and dips.
Put the top of the drop's arc on your side of the net so it is falling as it crosses.
Stay level through the drip and let your weight carry you to the line.

Watch the full tutorial here.