Winning Pickleball: Expert Strategies for Next Level Play
$15.95
Play to win! This one-of-a-kind book for pickleball beginners and fanatics on learning how win at the game through mental approaches and psychological strategies.
Whether you’re a pickleball novice looking to improve or a pro player eager to up their mental game, Winning Pickleball is perfect for anyone who’s ready to learn and ready to win — all without skills or drills.
Pickleball expert David Satka shows players of all levels how to improve their game through careful strategy, refined technique and mental toughness. Remember: you don’t have to be a natural athlete to become a better player, so long as you know the secrets of winning.
With Winning Pickleball, you’ll learn secrets to success like:
• Identifying your current level and how best to play up to it • What peak performance really looks like • How to cultivate focus • Proper footwork and shot selection • Perfect practice to practice perfectly • The importance of partner communication
Wanting to win isn’t enough — you need to know how to win to succeed at anything, and pickleball is no different. Let Winning Pickleball show you how to do just that!
Price: $15.95 (as of Jul 26, 2024 19:25:23 UTC – Details)
Are you ready to take your pickleball game to the next level? Look no further than “Winning Pickleball: Expert Strategies for Next Level Play.” This comprehensive guide is filled with tips and techniques from top pickleball players to help you improve your skills and dominate the court.
Whether you’re a beginner looking to up your game or a seasoned player seeking new strategies, this book has something for everyone. From mastering different shots to perfecting your footwork, “Winning Pickleball” covers all aspects of the game to help you become a more formidable opponent.
With clear instructions and insightful advice, this book will help you develop a winning mindset and elevate your gameplay. Enhance your strategy, improve your technique, and start winning more matches with the expert guidance provided in “Winning Pickleball.”
Customers say
Customers find the book very easy to read with humor and well thought out. They also describe it as a practical teaching manual with entertaining, lighthearted, authoritative style.
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7 reviews for Winning Pickleball: Expert Strategies for Next Level Play
Pickleball Player –
Best Value for Pickleball Lessons
Looking at the author’s picture on the back of his book and “hearing” his entertaining, lighthearted, authoritative voice come through in his written words makes me wish I could meet him someday. If I did, I would probably bore him with my tales of how his book’s lessons have helped me raise my game. I keep thinking, “I couldn’t get this level and quantity of instructional insight for a hundred times the low cost of this book.” I predict that you’ll soon be seeing the “Amazon Best Seller” banner on “Winning Pickleball.” Also, keep an eye out for author David Satka in the media. You’ll be seeing and hearing about him.I won’t get into the specific techniques that David uses (so far) to raise my game, but perhaps his key, overall approach comes from his phrase: “Think your way to better pickleball.” I’m a former collegiate and tournament tennis player who remembers the psychological warfare of countless matches. I understand that the biggest weapon we carry onto the court is not in our backpacks; it’s inside our head: our brain. In his affable wisdom, David conducts an ongoing cerebral seminar across his pages and shows us how to apply a rational thought process while playing, rather than merely banging away, hoping for the best. His approach is not magic; it’s shrewd, applied common sense, an element sorely lacking in our world today, especially on the court.From a production standpoint, I find this book to be a true, practical teaching manual. The font is easy on the eyes and there are none of the usual, tedious pictures that can’t possibly help us master, for example, a two-hands cross-court dink. After all, there are a zillion YouTube videos for that … and maybe someday we’ll get to see David deploy his own series of videos based on his book.Finally, you may be thinking, “Well, I just play pickleball to have fun and socialize with my friends. I don’t care about winning.” Okay, why keep score, then? You may be surprised to find out how good it feels to “out dink” one of your buddies or discover how to find a new player’s weakness, which you can exploit for a key point. This book can improve your play and enhance your fun factor at the same time. Who knows? There may be a great competitor lurking inside you that’s just waiting to be released.
Alan Gill –
Entertaining and informative
A must read for beginners, intermediate, and even advanced players looking to improve their game. Very well written mixing practical knowledge with humor. First time I ever read a book in one sitting – it kept my attention from the first to the last chapter.
Amazon Customer –
great book, that makes you think, and win
touches on many aspects of the game that may go overlookedsomething in if for everyone, and a great read that flowsnever gets bogged down or boringcan read in two or three sessions, and i don’t like many booksintuitive stuff that goes a long way
K. Youngblood –
Nothing new here so 3 stars
The positive: This book has key information all in one location. This book will be great for those just starting out. It covers all the basics.The negative: most of this information can be found on YouTube. We all know to warm up, be physically fit, and that foot work rules the game. Nothing new here. Again, great book for those new to pickleball.
Lona Aiken –
If you play pickleball this is a must read!
No matter your pickleball level this book has something to help everyone better their game.Very easy read with some humor, which any pickleball player will appreciate.Highly recommend this book, you wonât be disappointed.The author has started doing book tours, would take advantage of meeting him for some extra tips and tricks!
Robert Smith –
Awesome!!!!!!ððð
Easy to read! Well thought out!!! awesome!!!!!
Jeanne –
Common sense recommendations
I took 3 key learnings to elevate my PB game.Great read!!!
Pickleball Player –
Best Value for Pickleball Lessons
Looking at the author’s picture on the back of his book and “hearing” his entertaining, lighthearted, authoritative voice come through in his written words makes me wish I could meet him someday. If I did, I would probably bore him with my tales of how his book’s lessons have helped me raise my game. I keep thinking, “I couldn’t get this level and quantity of instructional insight for a hundred times the low cost of this book.” I predict that you’ll soon be seeing the “Amazon Best Seller” banner on “Winning Pickleball.” Also, keep an eye out for author David Satka in the media. You’ll be seeing and hearing about him.I won’t get into the specific techniques that David uses (so far) to raise my game, but perhaps his key, overall approach comes from his phrase: “Think your way to better pickleball.” I’m a former collegiate and tournament tennis player who remembers the psychological warfare of countless matches. I understand that the biggest weapon we carry onto the court is not in our backpacks; it’s inside our head: our brain. In his affable wisdom, David conducts an ongoing cerebral seminar across his pages and shows us how to apply a rational thought process while playing, rather than merely banging away, hoping for the best. His approach is not magic; it’s shrewd, applied common sense, an element sorely lacking in our world today, especially on the court.From a production standpoint, I find this book to be a true, practical teaching manual. The font is easy on the eyes and there are none of the usual, tedious pictures that can’t possibly help us master, for example, a two-hands cross-court dink. After all, there are a zillion YouTube videos for that … and maybe someday we’ll get to see David deploy his own series of videos based on his book.Finally, you may be thinking, “Well, I just play pickleball to have fun and socialize with my friends. I don’t care about winning.” Okay, why keep score, then? You may be surprised to find out how good it feels to “out dink” one of your buddies or discover how to find a new player’s weakness, which you can exploit for a key point. This book can improve your play and enhance your fun factor at the same time. Who knows? There may be a great competitor lurking inside you that’s just waiting to be released.
Alan Gill –
Entertaining and informative
A must read for beginners, intermediate, and even advanced players looking to improve their game. Very well written mixing practical knowledge with humor. First time I ever read a book in one sitting – it kept my attention from the first to the last chapter.
Amazon Customer –
great book, that makes you think, and win
touches on many aspects of the game that may go overlookedsomething in if for everyone, and a great read that flowsnever gets bogged down or boringcan read in two or three sessions, and i don’t like many booksintuitive stuff that goes a long way
K. Youngblood –
Nothing new here so 3 stars
The positive: This book has key information all in one location. This book will be great for those just starting out. It covers all the basics.The negative: most of this information can be found on YouTube. We all know to warm up, be physically fit, and that foot work rules the game. Nothing new here. Again, great book for those new to pickleball.
Lona Aiken –
If you play pickleball this is a must read!
No matter your pickleball level this book has something to help everyone better their game.Very easy read with some humor, which any pickleball player will appreciate.Highly recommend this book, you wonât be disappointed.The author has started doing book tours, would take advantage of meeting him for some extra tips and tricks!
Robert Smith –
Awesome!!!!!!ððð
Easy to read! Well thought out!!! awesome!!!!!
Jeanne –
Common sense recommendations
I took 3 key learnings to elevate my PB game.Great read!!!