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Menacing power….its a whiffleball ffs….this isn’t even a sport.

i’m only 17 minutes into this video and I think I’ve said OMG three times already! Feature request: 1) send scores to DUPR. 2) share session data with a student. That is, as an instructor, have the feature where I can sell the session results to my students for a small fee. Perhaps swingvision gets a Percent. I haven’t even downloaded the app yet and I’m thinking it’s app of the year.

This is a fantastic video. I'm playing my first game today and this video was very helpful. It's basic and clear, well done.

Looks awesome! Can't wait for Android!! Good job Nicole of inserting footage of the app.

Thanks for bringing this content Nicole, I just purchased it because of this video. How do we make sure the camera is focused properly when you extend it above the fence and cant see what it is focused on?

Hoping Sumpnil might chime in. If I get an iPhone SE do I need a data plan to sync? I use android so wouldn't have a data plan with the iphone

Thank you, Nicole. I am wondering how this will affect coaching... It seems that having this platform for coaches to provide feedback might be short lived. The feedback and coaching tips will be reviewed and coded and then AI would provide direct feedback to players... Would you agree?

Why is this game played by seniors?

Too many rules. I will return the paddles set and balls to Amazon tomorrow. Biased rules. Thanks for the video, though!

You didn’t explain just what a 3rd shot drop is. 🫤

It doesn’t seem to terribly helpful to me yet.I know he said a suite of ‘coaching’ pieces are coming later. And to have coaches (like you) be able to provide actionable items would be tops. Practical question, how do you get the camera angle right on the stick since it is high in the air? I have a hard enough time with a simple fence rail clamp.😀 And he is one smart guy. Thanks for the interview.

I can't seem to find the code

Looking forward to Android version!

I have had the app for a little over a month. I bought the pro version. Love it!

Mind blowing!! Thank you for the “introduction!!”

Hope they are Droid ready when you do the 1 year old reshoot. Already using Pixel's newest, so just waiting for the release. Great job, always Nicole!

How does the app know which player to focus on a doubles match? How high must the phone be set up to get good vids?

First let me say this, I have Swingvision, I like Swingvision, I would recommend Swingvision. That being said, let me temper the expectations from some of the claims here: Swingvision is mostly useful for recording your games, having them auto uploaded to the cloud with jumpcuts, and auto purged from your phone. It’s worth the price of admission just for that. But all this other stuff doesn’t work so well. The AI is really bad at telling who is who. If you filter just by your shots, you’re going to see shots from lots of other people too. If you filter just by backhands, you’re going to see a lot of forehands. It’s also clearly made by tennis players who have no knowledge of pickleball. There’s no reference to dinks, drops, or anything like that. Everything is in tennis terms, even in the pickleball mode. It’s a good app, it’s worth it just as a recording and video hosting solution. But if you’re getting it for accurate stat tracking or anything like that, you’re going to be disappointed.

I would have purchased today if there was an android app. Looking forward to using this, but am not an Apple fan

How much is this app?

There's no Android App right?

Spin is now an illegal serve?

Timestamps 00:01 Intro 00:25 Master fundamental Skills (serve deep, drop, aggressive sinking game, defensive dinking, speed up game, strategy) 02:19 Perpetual willingness to learn and get out of comfort zones 04:54 Take Video of Yourself 05:54 Drill and use progressions (Variability of difficulty: Speed, distance from the net, spin, height of the ball. Components to work on: Speed of swing, length of swing, contact point, swing path, changes of direction) 10:10 Focus on one skill at a time 14:26 Work with hierarchy of importance - First four shots 16:20 Work with hierarchy of importance - Agressive Dinking, blocks from NVZ, resets, counter attacks, attacks, hand speed and reflexes, overheads and lobs. 17:36 Focus on 3 objectives for your drilling session 18:45 Learn to enjoy the process of 20:44 Movement and footwork 24:43 Gamify every step

Never having played tennis, i have no developed groundstrokes to rely on. Watching your videos and explanations are so helpful in teaching me what proper form should look like.

REALLY like how you present things!! I would like to watch one of your demonstrators in a tournament. (light blue shorts, white shirt). Is she on the pro circuit? Thanks for all these videos. Very concise and applicable!!

More detail explanation about open paddle.

Great info! Use 1.5 speed, most things are repeated, you won’t miss anything.

I like your clear concise speaking and facts

What are the slinger bag settings?

Excellent tips

Great video

One shot that is never talked about or is considered off limits is a lob from the baseline. I don't know why this. When you and your partner are stuck at the baseline in a defensive position with your opponents established at the kitchen line I will occasionally lob the ball with topspin high over their heads, where they are forced to scramble back while we then rush to the line. We will typically win this point as they are then forced to try a baseline drop or drive off balance after they reach the lob.

Is there any forearm movement in the dink? What arm parts are involved? Thanks!

Yes, a big, sequential crack-the-whip, and the paddle is the tip. Nice info, video, and split screens !

From 1-10 what is her grip.

Thank you, so helpful

Great video!

Hi Nicole, my mixed doubles partner has one and he was kind enough to bring it today for our drills. it was awesome and definitely provided us with a great practice secession. I was curious on getting something for myself and started looking at different machines for me when I couldn't find someone to drill with. I seem to be leaning towards the Tutor Mini with the oscillator. I was curious on your thoughts about the two of them comparatively.

Very helpful! The way you broke this down solved what I have been trying to figure out for days now. Thanks!

Tight grip of about a 6/7? on a scale of 10?

Very helpful, thanks! The graphics really helped too!

Great video analysis. I feel like one thing missing is the need to impart top spin. If the ball is hit this hard, unless it is just clearing the net by an inch or two, it must have top spin to stay in the court. It seems she uses a bit of the windshield wiper motion as she snaps through the shot. Is that how you see it?

Thank you. Backhand is my fave stroke

What grip does she use?

How come no videos ever talk about backhand topspin drops? I've never seen any video even mention it

Great lesson. Can you tell me what grip Kady is using?

Wow, great vid! I've watched 4 pickleball beginner vids now, trying to learn how to play the game, and this one was BY FAR the easiest to understand! Your explanations are really clear and simple, and the animations help a lot. Many thanks! PS: I still have no idea about who the returner/server is at various times, haha. It's very confusing coming from a tennis background!

Why's she sound so angry lol

Verbal explanation and active video together is terrific as is stop screen and slow motion. So many videos just talk and show so little "examples" let alone break it down with stop screen and slow motion. Appreciate it.

Banger all day. 😪