It looked and sounded like Shaun 's paddle hit the ball that then went out and their body language seems to confirm that he and David lost. Really enjoyed the game and analysis.

@pickleballbreakdown8046

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and commenting Carla. Rahul confirmed here the comment section that he and Sushant lost the point, but I’m with you the body language of all four players is really hard to read. I think they were just exhausted.

Great analysis and enjoy the chemistry you guys have as well as your sense of humour.

David and Shawn , in my guess, were agonizing , not rejoicing, freeze the frame and take a look, they lost,. Magnificent rally! thank you

Your analysis is correct ..Sushant and Rahul lost the point .. it was barely out ( BTW Rahul here) .. kudos to such an in-depth analysis

@pickleballbreakdown8046

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting us know Rahul! What a fabulous point.

The queens gambit cutaway is a nice touch 😂

@pickleballbreakdown8046

3 жыл бұрын

It was either that or the birth of a giraffe. Tough choice.

Love Pickleball! Use to play that on a military base backnin the 80s! 😁

Not pickleball related but your hair is flawless Frank. Another great episode guys!

@pickleballbreakdown8046

3 жыл бұрын

Lol!!! Thank you Faith!

Shaun, when he is on the even side, protects the line by getting almost all the way to thel sideline. Because he is a righty, does he have to get that close to the line? If he extends his reach his paddle will be way outside the line.

@alexfox2951

3 жыл бұрын

Nice catch, Randall! I was just going over this very scenario with a student of mine a few days ago. No, you don’t have to hug the line that tightly, so long as you’re mentally keyed in on protecting your assignment. Thanks again for your continued support!

“Sometimes you just want it e over.”...bye bye 2020.

@pickleballbreakdown8046

3 жыл бұрын

You can say that again!!!

Alex, when all 4 players are at the line what paddle position do you perferL 12 o'clock , 11 or 10?

@alexfox2951

3 жыл бұрын

This would depend on which shots my opponents have available to them, but I believe you’re referring to a completely neutral situation. As you know, I’m a big proponent of the two-handed backhand, so I always have that ready as my default. I’m usually at about 11 o’clock, but if my assignment is forehand (line or middle) I’m often closer to 1 o’clock, while still ready with my two-hander. Hope this helps!