Pickleball: "Stacking", Deb Harrison

We just released a new episode "Stacking". When a leftie and rightie play it's often advantageous to keep both their forehands in the middle. Stacking involves switching positions using a partial stack (only when your team is serving) or a full stack (switching when both serving and receiving). There are also disadvantages which we address. One very important thing is that you HAVE to be able to keep score and know what side to be on. If you can't, do NOT stack! Stacking can also be used to keep the stronger forehand of rightie/rightie or leftie/leftie team in the middle. It can also be done to change things up to cause confusion or a change of pace. As always...it takes practice to react quickly during a match so you can use this or any other strategy.

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This series is provided by Deb Harrison. Deb has taught pickleball for many years and was voted Pickleball Athlete of the Decade having won 15 Gold Medals in the Florida State Senior Games over a ten year period.

She has competed and won countless medals in tournaments all over the country including the USAPA National Tournament in Arizona, US Open in Naples, FL and the Huntsman Senior Games in St. George, Utah:
Women's Doubles
Women's Doubles 5.0 Skill Level
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