Positioning and Movement
Good doubles is played first on positioning. This section details how to stand and move as a pair.
All articles in this section
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Nailing the Third Shot Drop: A Step-by-Step Method
You'll learn to build a reliable drop from the baseline.
4 minutes to read
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After the Third Shot: Linking the Fourth and Fifth
You'll learn to keep a rally going after a drop without losing the initiative.
4 minutes to read
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The Doubles Dink: Technical Basics and Tactical Goals
You'll know how to play a controlled dink and understand what it aims to achieve.
4 minutes to read
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Moving Up to the Net in Doubles: When and How to Do It With Your Partner
You'll know how to move up to the net in sync with your partner.
4 minutes to read
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From Tennis or Padel to Pickleball: Adapting Your Movement in Doubles
You'll know which habits from your original sport to keep and which to drop.
4 minutes to read
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Partner Positioning: Where to Stand at Each Phase of the Point
You'll know how to position yourself with your partner on the serve, the return and at the net.
4 minutes to read
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Pickleball Doubles Positioning: The Complete Guide
Positioning and partner coordination on the court.
6 minutes to read
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Third Shot: Drop or Power Forehand?
You'll learn how to pick the right third shot for the situation.
4 minutes to read
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Net Volleys: Defensive Responses and Counterattacks
You'll know when to block, soften, or speed up a volley.
4 minutes to read
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Non-Volley Zone: Common Faults and Habits to Build
You'll know how to avoid foot faults and choose between a volley and a bounce.
5 minutes to read