Hey kids! Do you enjoy playing pickleball? It is so cool, kind of a blend between tennis and ping pong. You are able to hit a ball that hits back and forth, its this really exciting experience! In this article we're going to address a special way of holding the pickleball paddle. It has its own special groundstroke or a different grip as they call it the "eastern grip. Playing better and hitting some really cools shots just by using this grip?
If you are, then have you wondered how the best beer pong players make those incredible shots? It is as if they make perfect contact with the ball so often going up to bat. Their eastern grip is one of them. It is a unique or peculiar way to grip the paddle that provides you more force in your ball hit, but it also helps you keep the direction down. You feel POWERFUL when you start hitting with the eastern grip!
How to Hold the Paddle with Eastern Grip First of all, shake hands with the handle. Treat it like you are meeting a new friend! Now keep your hand where it is, and slide up slightly with the ball of thumb base sitting on bottom edge(Just above last hole) Use this to get the ball much more natural when you play. At the core of it we need to be comfortable holding a paddle!
The Serve- When you serve with the eastern grip, hold your paddle so that your knuckles are facing towards the sky. The position of the legs will allow you to put much more power and turn on your punch shot. You, looking like you are about to display your talents! Find an area on the other side of court that your opponent is not standing. If you manage to pull this off, perhaps even more so!
Smash: Use the eastern grip to deliver deadly smashes! Grip: Knuckles down when you swat the ball It allows you to hit your ball very far, hitting it like a superhero! You do not have to slam it on too hard though or the ball might bounce off and out of bounds from where you wanted.
The Drop Shot: A drop shot is when you hit a slow ball over the net and land in front of your opponent. With a eastern grip perform it by gently holding on to the paddle (do not squeeze) and tilt slightly forward. Next, don't smack the ball with your paddle just pass it over by giving a gentle tap. It is a sneaky move that can catch your opponent off guard!
The Lob: The lob is to hit the ball very high and sometimes deep that makes it very hard for your opponent to return. If you are an eastern grip, your knuckles will face up to the sky and then swing it with the paddle over your head. Contact and Best Launch Angle For Hit the Ball Higher In The Air Great way to put an opposing player on notice!
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