Good video. Couple things from frequently asked questions on the fb rules forum. I think we need to get away from the term establish/re-establish when it comes to the nvz and one's feet. This term is not in the rule book and can add ambiguity as to what does re-establish mean. The rule only says both feet must make contact outside the nvz. Double hits in one continuous motion have always been legal. No change was made to that rule. What the change was is the removal of the word intentional in the carry rule. Previously, if you did not intend to carry the ball, you were fine. Now all carries are illegal regardless of intention. The change was made so refs did not have to get into the head of a player. I have never heard #19 be a misconception. More commonly is the situation where a player is standing out of bounds and gets hit by a ball before it bounces. They think because they were out of bounds, the shot should be considered out. It's an extension of the nasty nelson. Basically it is a fault on a player anytime they are hit by a live ball regardless of where they are standing. In regards to the momentum rule, I think it's important to talk about the time component of the rule. A ball becomes dead or the shot is played back by your opponent if the momentum from a previous volley takes you into the nvz, it is a fault on you. Many people have a hard time understanding why this is the case. There are a ton of questions on line calls. What makes a ball in, who's call is it, what if partners disagree etc etc. you could probably do a whole video on that.
@danjohnson7020
Ай бұрын
On #18 there actually is let re-serves in some (but not many) events/levels. At PPA Pro Level for example if the ball clips the net on the serve the ref will call "Let Serve, Re-Serve" and it's a re-do serve.
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Correct. At a pro level, some rules are different like lets and drop serves. We just covered what any amateur would need to know since that’s the most common
@CKruzieGaming2012
15 күн бұрын
12:53 I like how nobody is talking about the fact that there is a Giant tank behind them in this video
@stephenross9892
8 күн бұрын
Its not a tank but a new Sherman ball machine.
@ProfessorB.
Ай бұрын
I liked your list but there are a few others I would have liked to see. One, where to stand when serving and whether you can stand outside the side line (extended) when starting your service motion if you are within the lines when you actually make contact. Second, when you serve, you have to make contact with your feet outside the court boundary, but can you go into the court on your follow through after you make contact?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
We made a whole serve video previously so decided to stay away from too many serve rules since they’ve been covered by us before. This is all good info everyone needs to know though!
@8wwwww879
Ай бұрын
Quickly becoming one of my favorite PB channels
@johnmacneill6403
Ай бұрын
Great video! One point on touching the net. You can touch the net after the ball becomes dead and still win the point. For example, I hit my opponent with the ball and my follow through causes me to touch the net. It's my point as long as the ball became dead before I touch the net.
@CWK090
Ай бұрын
touching the net is a fault only if the ball is live when you touch the net. That would happen so fast you would need a video replay to confirm the ball was dead (Hit opponent) before the paddle hit the net
@AldoGuzman-fk8pv
Ай бұрын
Great job explaining all the fault shots!! Many of the fault shots I did not know!
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
So glad it helped!
@Ri_Guy
3 күн бұрын
Wait, if the ball lands on any of the white lines of the return box, is it in, or out? Cause you said if it lands on the kitchen white line on a serve, it’s out. Is that right?
@dustinbschwartz
Ай бұрын
Great video, Shea & Caleb! I incorporate a flat (i.e., no spin) upward toss into my service motion. Some players in my local meta have gotten belligerent about this being illegal. Keep in mind that these are folks who have no idea what the PPA is, so they're not even aware of the rules changes introduced this year for that pro circuit. I've had players argue that an upward toss falls under the "manipulation" definition of the restriction against imparting spin and manipulation on ball prior to the volley serve. What's the most definitive, authoritative source I can point these players to help them come around to understanding that they're interpreting the rule incorrectly?
@official_thestateofaustin
Ай бұрын
Can’t believe yall didn’t address how long after a volley can you go into the kitchen, even if the point is “dead”…. I’m pretty sure until the next point starts. So if your opponent teeters on the kitchen line for 10 seconds then falls in after they put the ball away it’s a fault if you didn’t start the next point. I’m pretty sure! Not 100%. Would have been nice if yall addressed that. Maybe you could answer that by responding here. Other than that great video 💪🏼
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
There’s so many more to cover so we’ll likely do it again down the road!
@allanhee
Ай бұрын
I've heard different views on this...are you allowed to physically intervene to prevent your partner from falling into the kitchen?
@connorcampbell885
Ай бұрын
@@allanheeyes
@connorcampbell885
Ай бұрын
After you volley a ball momentum cannot carry you in to the kitchen. You have to establish that your momentum has stopped, and then you can go into the kitchen
@TomNamyll
Ай бұрын
@@connorcampbell885that makes the most sense
@rossmiller6554
18 күн бұрын
Great video. One of my friends was called out for hitting a ball off the bounce outside the NVZ but your momentum carries you into the NVZ. They called it a fault. But since it wasn’t a volley the fact the at he ended up on the kitchen shouldn’t matter, correct?
@timhardman4764
14 күн бұрын
Correct. Non Volley Zone rules only apply to balls that are volleyed (hit in the air before bouncing)
@earl4723
Ай бұрын
If your opponent returns a ball to the outside line of the NVZ that subsequently backspins back over the net, can you then cross the net plane with your body to your opponents side of the court, and then hit the ball in to your opponent's side of court? I saw this happen the other day and opinions differed. Thanks in advance for your reply.
@owenzeiter4639
Ай бұрын
Awesome! My question is if the ball still hits the middle line on a serve but is more towards the other square? (You’re serving to your opponents right box and it hits the middle line but is mostly in the left box.
@ThatRaisinTho
Ай бұрын
A shot that hits the middle line at all, even barely grazing it, would be in no matter which service box is the target for the serve.
@EdwardKirkpatrick
29 күн бұрын
@@ThatRaisinTho yep... only line that is out is the kitchen line. I see lots of people call this wrong in rec where they say the ball hit on the outside of the line. If it hits the line, it is in (except the kitchen)
@jeajea
Күн бұрын
@@EdwardKirkpatrick so annoying when rec players say the majority of the ball was out the line -_-"
@Jack74u2
Ай бұрын
One that I experience all the time is the opposition talking after they hit the ball and it is my team's turn to play the shot. Is this a hindrance? Is there a hindrance rule?
@jaradgarren2740
Ай бұрын
If your opponents are communicating to each other about the game, legal. If they say, "Don't miss!" or whatever to distract, not legal. From: 11.J. Distractions. Players may not distract an opponent when the opponent is about to play the ball. If in the judgment of the referee a distraction has occurred, the referee shall immediately call a fault on the offending team. and 3.A.7. Distraction - Physical actions by a player that are ‘not common to the game’ that, in the judgment of the referee, may interfere with the opponent’s ability or concentration to hit the ball. Examples include, but are not limited to, making loud noises, stomping feet, waving the paddle in a distracting manner, or otherwise interfering with the opponent’s concentration or ability to hit the ball.
@timhardman4764
14 күн бұрын
@@jaradgarren2740 I don't disagree with your opinion but the rules you cited don't specifically mention "talking" as a distraction so that makes the judgement by a Ref subjective. In recreational play, if you find your opponents "talk" (that is not "communication" between them) distracting during play it seems perfectly reasonable to let them know that it is distracting to you, please stop and if it continues you will call a fault.
@memyselfandi3242
Ай бұрын
Awesome video. Best thing,.... I knew all of these! So, when dinking, if you are outside the NVZ (kitchen), and you lean in, the ball actually bounces, you are leaning and hit it after the bounce in the kitchen, then you get your balance by resting your paddle on the ground in the kitchen... this should be ok, right! I think it is ok, but you can address this! It bounced first! Thanks...
@timhardman4764
14 күн бұрын
Correct. Non Volley Zone rules only apply to balls that are volleyed (hit in the air before bouncing)
@charlesmuller120
Ай бұрын
Commenting for th algo! Another great video by u2!
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Thank you!!
@CharlesBrodheadIII
Ай бұрын
Great content, thanks! Really love your detailed methodical thoroughness.
@jacksonlyman830
10 күн бұрын
Two of the rules that I am not familiar with is if I’m running and hit a shot, atp, or just over the net and then I don’t stop myself and come over to your side off of my momentum. Is that legal? Also, when is the rally officially declared dead?
@1ninjamom359
Ай бұрын
Really well done and informative!
@aidenkeen7102
Ай бұрын
What happens in general when you hit the opponent on the body with the ball mid match? Like do you immediately get the point or do they have the opportunity to hit the ball after that? Or what if it hits part of their hand that they’re holding the paddle with?
@EdwardKirkpatrick
29 күн бұрын
Ball has to be played with "part of the paddle" and part of the paddle is considered the hand and wrist that are on the handle. If it hit your paddle forearm, fault and you have lost the point. So body shots automatically end the point unless someone is holding a paddle in an impossible scenario really.
@aidenkeen7102
29 күн бұрын
@@EdwardKirkpatrick Thank you!
@noahwilkerson8597
Ай бұрын
I have a question about the drop serve. Are you allowed to throw the ball into the air? I know that the rules say you can't throw it against the ground (because it would give an unusually high bounce), but what about throwing it upwards? If the ball is falling from higher it will bounce higher, so I assume it wouldn't be allowed, but I'm not 100% sure
@JimboC1957
Ай бұрын
Can’t throw it in any direction. Probably why they call it a drop serve and not a bounce serve.
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Yep the rule is in the name. A drop serve must be a drop and nothing else. But the fun part about that serve is that you can hit it any way you like after it bounces
@randyblanton5580
Ай бұрын
Can you get on one knee and drop the ball so you'll be in a better position for a slice serve?
@maysmithb
Ай бұрын
Great video - you addressed some uncommon scenarios that I never thought of before and cleared up some confusion from just reading the rulebook. I just wish you took some time to re-record and edit confusing sentences and clarify what (to me) sound like mispronounced words like illegal and legal. Section #1 BALL BOUNCING OVER THE NET 1:15 to 1:17 “... but if I hit the net, it doesn’t just end the rally…” I’m pretty sure you mean “if the ball hits the net”. Later on (#6), you specifically state that you can’t touch the net. Section #3 BEING ESTABLISHED OUTSIDE THE KITCHEN 2:09 to 2:15 “… if you ever step into the kitchen, you need to establish both feet outside to be (unintelligible) able to hit a volley after that point.” I re-played it a dozen times and most times it sounds like you say “illegally”, but by context you must mean “legally”. Suggestion: replace all words after “outside” with “before you return the volley to avoid a NVZ fault.” #4 ERNE CANT’ (sic) CROSS THE PLANE OF THE NET… 3:39 to 3:44 “The problem is, most players try to make contact on the opponents’ side of the court, and that’s legal.” Why not just say a fault? Once again, in context, it wouldn’t make sense to call this legal. #9 OBJECTS ON THE COURT and #11 CAN YOU THROW YOUR PADDLE TO HIT A BALL Multiple of questions here. 8:28 to 8:35 “if you take a volley out of the air and then your paddle drops into the kitchen, that would be a fault” - I think it’s a fault any time your paddle drops into the kitchen! 8:35 to 8:39 “but, if you take a volley out of the air and your paddle falls outside the kitchen, totally fine!” Section #9 states that objects dropped onto the court during play become part of the court until the play has ended. Does that apply to paddles? Is the player allowed to pick their paddle up and continue play if the ball is still in play? You preface many statements with "if you are swinging at a ball", do the rules change if you are throwing your paddle from one hand to another before swinging at the ball? Overall, the video was great and informative!
@jkimming
Ай бұрын
Last rule about nasty nelson, if you serve and you hit the receiver but he is standing outside before the ball bounces, is this a point to the server?
@kraka2oanIner
Ай бұрын
Sheesh...that's kind of a lot to remember, but at least MOST of them are obvious. Good video...THANKS, guys
@beachwalker2245
11 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@greeneo
Ай бұрын
have ya'll covered the double or triple bounce drop serve?
@dontoms
Ай бұрын
In doubles, during a serve, do both the players of the serving team need to be outside the serving line or only the one serving?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Only the one serving needs to be behind the baseline. Partner’s stay behind the line often to get ready for the return that should come deep into the court
@ElTestok
7 күн бұрын
New to pickleball here! I have a question about the Kitchen (nvz) and volleys / ernies. -If the rule says that I cannot be standing inside the Kitchen when hitting a volley, -And that both my feet also have to establish contact with the ground outside of the Kitchen before hitting a volley, can I: *Leap in the air forward, hit a volley while I am still in the air and not touching the ground, and land on the ground inside the kitchen *After* I have already hit my volley and the ball is on the other side of the court?* (Keep in mind that Both my feet were in contact with the ground *outside* of the kitchen before I decided to leap forward in the air). Does this makes any sense? Any help clearing up this issue is appreciated!
@CrackedPickleball
6 күн бұрын
The only reason you can’t do this is because of the momentum rule. Your momentum after a shot cannot carry you into the kitchen/nvz. So if you were to hit a volley outside of the kitchen and then your momentum carries you in the zone, it is a fault. Hope this helps!
@ElTestok
6 күн бұрын
@@CrackedPickleball Oh sweet! I did not know about that rule. I'd like to ask for some clarification on it though: *In what time frame after my shot has been hit am I allowed to step into the nvz?* Sometimes, it can be difficult to distinguish between *momentum carrying the body forward* or *intentional forward movement.* Should I wait until the ball has already bounced on the opposite side of the court? Should I wait until the opposing player has made contact with the ball? How long do I have before I am allowed to step in? Let's say I am standing really close to the line for the nvz, and my opponent tries to hit a lob over my head. I leap up into the air to intercept the ball, but *after making my shot* as I land unevenly, one of my feet partially enters the nvz (upon landing). Clearly I had no forward momentum, so how do the rules apply in this case? Is this safe or is this still considered a fault on my part? Thanks for taking the time to answer my "beginner" questions lol!
@tscotto7688
Ай бұрын
I probably miss heard this, but did you say the serve can hit the net and if it lands in the correct quadrant it is a legal serve and play continues? If so, why do they re-serve those “net” serves in MLP?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Pros play by a slightly different set of rules than amateurs. One of those rules is that a serve that hits the net and still lands in is considered a let which leads to a re-serve. But for the majority of players who are not playing pro, the serve is played whether or not it touches the net.
@beccaAtwood-db3yw
Ай бұрын
I literally just came from watching one of ur videos!
@mklubeck
Ай бұрын
One I need to check…if you serve out of rotation or from the wrong side…what happens? And is it dependent on when it is noticed/realized?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
If no one catches you on it, you can actually just stay in that position and then keep playing. Even if someone notices later, they can’t take away a previous point from you. If they notice immediately after you serve from the wrong spot though, they can take your point for being in the wrong position
@needtoknowbasis5620
Ай бұрын
excellent! I love hearing rule intricacies
@mikesvirtualhikeandtours1721
Ай бұрын
This is great! Helping settle some arguments. If a player tries to Nasty someone but they are standing outside of the blue box is that still a point?
@mklubeck
Ай бұрын
Yes, it’s still a point
@mikesvirtualhikeandtours1721
Ай бұрын
@@mklubeck Thank you!
@aedanacheson6148
10 күн бұрын
Editor is *GREAT*
@mklubeck
Ай бұрын
If it hits any part of the center line (past the nvz line) it is a good serve.
@barbaragottlock230
Ай бұрын
Thank you! Well presented fine points.
@davidfreeman4085
Ай бұрын
Was this filmed at Gower in Gville?
@jeffmillar4054
Ай бұрын
Rules state that you can not make contact with the net system while the ball is live. 7.G. A player, a player’s apparel, or a player’s paddle contacting the net system, the net posts, or the opponent’s court, when the ball is live. #8 You also can not make contact with the NVZ with your paddle prior to volleying the ball. 9.B.2. If the paddle touches the non-volley zone during the volley motion, before or after contacting the ball, it is a fault. #9 If a ball falls out of your pocket during a rally that is a fault. 7.N. In non-officiated matches, players may carry an additional pickleball(s) as long as the ball(s) is carried in a way that the ball(s) is not visible to their opponent(s) during play. If an additional ball that a player was carrying falls on the playing surface during play, a fault shall be declared.
@downtownsubs
Ай бұрын
On #5, parts of the net. One thing not addressed in your video (which was very good by the way).On my court the wire holding the net is about an inch outside the post. If this is hit during an ATP, I believe this is a fault.
@krismraz10
Ай бұрын
My understanding is the the cord (or tape) is part of the net even the part that passes over the post. So hitting that part would be legal.
@quaysys
Ай бұрын
Hitting the cord between the end of the net and the post is a fault. Nor can the ball pass under the cord between the post and net
@mklubeck
Ай бұрын
The second reply is correct…it’s a fault.
@nickperez3764
Ай бұрын
@@mklubeck The second reply is NOT correct! A ball hitting the net cord between the end of the net and the post is not a fault. 11.L.1. If the ball strikes the top of the net or the top net cable or rope that is between the net post and the net and lands inbounds, it remains in play. A ball hitting the top of the post might hit only the cord, but as it would be impossible to determine that the ball only contacted the cord and not the post top, it would be ruled a fault.
@Tiberian64
Ай бұрын
@@nickperez3764 Thanks! I agree - I reviewed the reference and I stand corrected.
@Largecanyondog
Ай бұрын
The frying pan overhead….woof
@DougCopp
Ай бұрын
I have a question. If you take a volley outside of the kitchen and your paddle falls out of your hand INTO the kitchen (or any part of it falls on the kitchen line), its a fault. But WHAT IF it's sailing out of your hand and you can grab it, or grab at it, knocking it back out of the kitchen before it lands in there?
@ThatRaisinTho
Ай бұрын
Nothing hit the kitchen in the process of a volley, no fault. Side note: for the purpose of no-volley-zone infractions, only a team’s own no volley zone is considered the NVZ/kitchen. So, imagine a similar scenario to the one you just mentioned. You are hitting a volley from outside of the kitchen, and you hit a good shot that the opponent can’t return, but your paddle starts to slip. You bobble the paddle for a long time, trying to grab it, and as you do, the ball bounces twice after landing on the opponent’s side. It’s your point, but if you commit a NVZ infraction, then it actually won’t be your point because NVZ infractions take precedence over other faults. After bobbling the paddle in your hands for a while, never touching the kitchen, you end up smacking the paddle over the net and into the opponent’s kitchen. This would be your point! It’s not a NVZ infraction because those only happen in your own kitchen. The normal fault of touching your opponent’s court doesn’t matter because the point already ended with the ball bouncing twice. Fun little rules scenario.
@jasonrock
Ай бұрын
Foot on the kitchen line fault. There is a scenerio where it is legal. If your toe curl on the sole of your shoe goes up and back 2 inches before it touches the court, you are allowed 2 inches of your shoe on the line as your sole is technically not in the kitchen. Kitchen faults are surface related. I have contacted both pickleball canada and USAPA and both concur. Great video btw!!!
@timhardman4764
14 күн бұрын
In theory you are correct but in practice and especially in Recreational play this is absurd. At the highest level of professional play with high speed, high resolution video playback and dozens of cameras on the court there are a few situations that an "overhanging" foot (especially an Ernie situation) showing an overhanging heel over the line with the toe that is contacting the court outside of the line would apply. If you are just lining up and overhanging the kitchen line with most of your weight on your heels and your toes curled up to avoid being called for a fault since the tips of your shoes are above and overhanging the line....well you've got some issues that go way beyond Pickleball rules and in no time the only willing partner you'll find to play with is a ball machine or a backboard. Making a line-foot call in this situation is similar to making a close line-ball call. You have to be able to see space between the line and the object (ball or foot) to make the fault, no fault call. We can't objectively extrapolate in our mind where the actual contact patch of the ball/shoe is. So it must be obvious to a reasonable person visually. Allowing people to say, oh my toes were up and not touching the kitchen line would open a can of worms for all the crazies to jump on. For our collective sanity, if you can't see any colored court space between the tip of your shoe and the white kitchen line, then it's a foot fault...period. And one more thing. Even with a shoe that has a "curled up" toe box built into it when in a static neutral position that slightly overhangs the line; as soon as you make a movement to lean a little forward to block a shot or to retreat off the line, the first movement to initiate either of those dynamic movements is that of transferring some body weight to your toes which will then contact the line for a fault. About 1/3 of all kitchen line faults come from a quick small step forward when attempting to back up or jump away from the NVZ line. One cannot make any meaningful movement on the court without the bottom of the toe box contacting the court.
@alpal2302
Ай бұрын
ok ok but what if the ball has so much underspin (or its super windy) that the ball bounces on your side of the court and hits the net (not the bar on a temp net) before you get a chance to hit it. Is that a re-do? Or a point for the other team since you failed to make contact with the ball?
@ThatRaisinTho
Ай бұрын
You getting a chance to hit the ball has nothing to do with anything. In this case, one player failed to hit a return, it’s their opponent’s point.
@aedanacheson6148
10 күн бұрын
12:23 Unless you're in the PPA
@hcho8164
Ай бұрын
What if I make a skyball serve with a lot of backspin and was able to make the ball come over the net. Can the returner step into the kitchen and reach over the net?
@ThatRaisinTho
Ай бұрын
Absolutely. The fact that it’s on the serve makes no difference. They can also still step in the kitchen whenever, especially because hitting a volley off the serve would be illegal no matter where you’re standing.
@mikeCavalle
Ай бұрын
When does a volly momentum-continuation-into-the-nvz-fault possibility end? eg I volly, ball crosses the net and bounces twice and I fall into the nvz. ??
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Once your momentum changes direction! So if youre going forward after a volley, the continuation would end when you stop completely or go another direction
@ThatRaisinTho
Ай бұрын
@@CrackedPickleballI think the wording is that it ends when you gain control of your momentum. If it was when you change direction, imagine someone leaning over the line and sort of tiptoeing right along it after hitting a volley, trying to reach out of bounds so they can fall forwards outside of the kitchen. This person taking a big 90 degree pivot step into the kitchen would be “changing direction” before stepping in but would still lose the point.
@guillermosuarez1295
Ай бұрын
How about when you're trying and Ernee and your oponen knows and hit you with the ball and you are on the air.? Ken you answer me.thanks
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
No matter when, if you get hit with a ball, you lose the point! So even if you get hit while mid-air, you would lose the point.
@JensZalzala
Ай бұрын
I now have to unlearn putting spin on the ball when tossing it for a serve 😬
@jacksonlyman830
10 күн бұрын
Is there a tank in the background on the baseball field?
@beccaAtwood-db3yw
Ай бұрын
Omg its fricken striped!!
@Bob-p9r
Ай бұрын
During a rally, my partner volleyed a ball and teetered at the kitchen line. I saw this and went to grab her, but in the moment of it all, I wasn't sure if I could step into the kitchen to do the "saving". Is there a rule on stepping into the kitchen to save her? (I did pull her back and we won the point, YEA!) TIA.
@mklubeck
Ай бұрын
If u were in the kitchen or entered it to help her, when you touch her “two became one” and its a nvz infraction
@kimbo999990
Ай бұрын
Whoa, thanks for this!
@bethechange4726
Ай бұрын
Great Vid thanks!!
@timmsanford5750
Ай бұрын
Very well done video
@Leonardokite
Ай бұрын
Hey, that's cool you teamed up with Shea.
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Shea’s the best!
@lisawilliamson501
Ай бұрын
Is it Legal to slam the ball into the kitchen on the opposite side??
@ThatRaisinTho
Ай бұрын
Obviously? The kitchen is inbounds.
@trentrogers1230
Ай бұрын
Bro does rocket league and pickle ball KZitem props to you
@BWinCO943
Ай бұрын
Well done. 👍🏼
@dannymcneal
Ай бұрын
If the ball hits the net, trickles onto the opponents’ kitchen (meaning the ball doesn’t hit the horizontal bar on the way down) and THEN bounces backward and hits the horizontal bar, is there a re-serve?
@EdwardKirkpatrick
29 күн бұрын
You did not have an opportunity to play a live ball before an obstruction stopped you from playing it. Now if the ball bounces twice on the ground for example, then no replay as the ball was already dead after the second bounce. The bar stops you from playing the ball as it's impossible to swing up under the ball to get it above the net.
@dannymcneal
28 күн бұрын
@@EdwardKirkpatrick - Great explanation-made perfect sense-thank you!!
@jedkaplowitz4891
Ай бұрын
How about this one? The guy hit a slam shot, that hit the crossbar on the portable net, and bounced off of that and over the net. He tried to call it in, which was pretty funny, but I think he was serious. We called a fault.
@X42toMars
Ай бұрын
Strictly from the USAPA? That PPA stuff causes the most confusion where I play.
@Groobles64
Ай бұрын
#4 was confusing because you said your body can be carried past the plane of the next just fine, and immediately after that said if your body crosses the plane of the net into the opponent's side of the court, it's a fault.
@shih_nanigans
Ай бұрын
contact has to happen on your side of the plane then your body can cross
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Yep! You’re allowed to cross the plane of the net if it occurs after you hit the ball. But if you cross the plane before you touch the ball, it’s a fault
@suybean1
Ай бұрын
Follow up to this: If I break the plane on an erne prior to hitting the ball, it's a fault. In the scenario of the back spin ball bouncing on my side and bouncing over the net to the opponent's side, then it's okay to break the plane? Is that because the ball bounced first?
@shih_nanigans
Ай бұрын
@@suybean1 i wouldn't say it's because the ball bounced first, but because you HAVE to cross the plane to contact the ball
@EdwardKirkpatrick
29 күн бұрын
@@CrackedPickleball 11.I.1. Exception: If the ball bounces into a receiving player’s court with enough backspin or wind aid to cause it to return to the other side of the net, the receiving player may cross the plane of the net (over, under or around the net post) to hit the ball. It is a fault if the receiving player (or anything the receiving player is wearing or carrying) crosses the plane of the net before the ball has first crossed back over the plane of the net to the opponent’s side. It is a fault if the player touches the net system, the opponent’s court, or the opponent while the ball is still in play. There is nuance here. You can follow a ball across the net to hit it if the ball itself has already crossed fully back (through none of your actions). This nuance is covered in your backspin discussion but you stayed focused on paddle only situation in the middle of the court. If the back spin happened near the corner of the kitchen and went back behind the post to the other side you can follow the ball to hit it and end up on the other side even before you hit the ball. You can stand on the other side (but not in their court) to hit a ball that has spun back over to the other side.
@attybong
Ай бұрын
same as in tennis, you have to hit the ball over the net before it bounces on the opponents court .. otherwise, you loose the point .. 😢
@cconstan17
Ай бұрын
#4 - need more explanation of your body being on the opponent's side of the net. Like no part of your body can ever be on their side of the horizontal extension of the net?
@gas-allyougot
8 күн бұрын
Great coverage of these rules. Please discuss which player makes the call My opponents love to call my side: i.e. "That bounced twice!" So who makes the Ernie calls? And some of the others?
@shih_nanigans
Ай бұрын
you guys make a point on the first tip that we can only hit the ball on the other side once it has crossed the net-plane. so i can't reach over early and wait for it on the other side with my paddle?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Yep pretty much!
@CWK090
Ай бұрын
Ref "you guys make a point on the first tip that we can only hit the ball on the other side once it has crossed the net-plane." Your sentence is poorly worded. It should say "you guys make a point on the first tip that we can only cross the plane of the net with our paddle after the ball has crossed the plane of the net." The ball must cross the plane of the net before your paddle can cross the pane of the net to hit it.
@shih_nanigans
Ай бұрын
@@CWK090 if you understood it then it's worded well-enough 😂
@CWK090
Ай бұрын
@@shih_nanigans If the rule says (paraphrasing what you said) "The player can only hit the ball on the other side once it has crossed the net-plane." , then it would be OK to move your paddle across the plane of the net before the ball moves across the plane of the net, as long as you don't hit the ball, and that is not true. That is a fault. I'm not arguing. Just want readers to understand the rules. With rules, details matter.
@brucedawson8527
Ай бұрын
It would have been good to explain what an Erne was before explaining the rules around it. And, the bounce-back scenario was made complicated by the reversing of the pronouns - I guess you changed who was going to hit and who was going to return the bounce-back. Otherwise, nicely done.
@wyattc4644
24 күн бұрын
These guys pickleball
@RichardsWorld
Ай бұрын
#21 If the ball goes between the net post and the net, it is a fault.
@krismraz10
Ай бұрын
Since we’re getting into the weeds here’s a weird scenario: can your partner drop the ball for you on your drop serve? Can your partner toss you the ball on your volley serve? If legal that would blow your opponents minds first time you did it. 😂
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Oh man I would love that but no. They can call the score for you though!
@frankmcmillan7309
Ай бұрын
What if you're standing in the kitchen and a ball comes right at you -- can you leap up and volley in the air and land outside the kitchen?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
To hit a volley, both of your feet must start planted outside of the kitchen and then remain outside of the kitchen after the volley. So no, you can’t unfortunately
@frankmcmillan7309
Ай бұрын
@@CrackedPickleball Thanks!
@yukuhana
Ай бұрын
10:58 Wait, you can serve with paddle above your wrist now?!
@johncampbell3912
Ай бұрын
for drop serves there is no rule about the wrist or about below the waist.
@yukuhana
Ай бұрын
@@johncampbell3912 Excellent, I am going to deploy my ping pong serves!!
@noahwilkerson8597
Ай бұрын
First again? This may be my reminder to get off my PC and go play some more pickleball!
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Get out there!
@Senchronize
Ай бұрын
Is that a tank behind your court?!
@douglashempel8037
Ай бұрын
I still don't understand your explanation of the "bounce over" rule. Is anyone else still confused? In the example, the taller player in dark blue explains that he's going to hit the spinning ball over, but then in the next segment the other player hits the spin shot. I think the "burning question" for most player is: If I hit the spin shot over the net, it bounces back into my court and no one touches it, whose point is it? Or do I have to play the ball as if it was "returned" to me even if a paddle on the opposite side never touches it...?
@rebekahtyler7406
Ай бұрын
To answer your last question it would be whoever hit the spinning shots point. For example, player A hits a spinning shot over the net to player B. The ball comes back on player A’s side and lands without being touched by player B. That is player A’s point. Because player B never made contact it is ruled a double bounce against player B.
@moldychedderyeetbob2192
29 күн бұрын
Striped doesnt only play rocket league
@tomski1111
Ай бұрын
I feel like I need more clarification on the carry rule.
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Any ball that doesn’t immediately deflect off your paddle is considered a carry. The only exception is a “double hit.” A double hit is when the ball hit twice off your paddle in one motion. This is legal but a carry is not legal. If a ball hits 3+ times off your paddle in one motion, that is illegal
@takisally
Ай бұрын
Don't get why you'd lose point if your opponent called the score correctly and you stopped the rally, but they wouldn't lose the point if they called the score incorrectly.
@lukeherndon
21 күн бұрын
Is this the Rocket League creator Striped?
@IntegrityAudit
Ай бұрын
You can hit into opponents side of net, but cant hit over the net line in another rule.. Noob here, just wondering..
@ThatRaisinTho
Ай бұрын
You can pass the line of the net to hit the ball if the ball has reached your side, bounces on your side, and then gone back to the opponent’s side. You may not hit the ball before it crosses the net at all.
@natedbro8351
Ай бұрын
It seems like you are saying the ball can be thrown on a volley serve? Thought I saw some rules that opposed that?
@CWK090
Ай бұрын
On a volley serve, you absolutely can throw the ball in any direction as long as you comply with the following 4 rules: 1) you can't impart spin to the ball before you hit it 2) paddle contact with the ball must be below your waist 3) upward motion with paddle when the ball is contacted 4) entire paddle face must be below the bend in your wrist when the ball is contacted On a drop serve, rules 2, 3 and 4 do not apply. Rule 1 applies to any serve. The only other rule on a drop serve is you can only open your hand and drop it. You are not allowed to impart any up or down motion to the ball.
@jmunt
Ай бұрын
@@CWK090 you’re kinda both right. The pro level rules changed this year to no longer allow throwing upward on any serve, but at local tournaments it’s still allowed for volley serves. I wouldn’t be surprised if that rule trickles down to higher-level locals eventually to prevent people trying to get away with sneaky pre-spin
@CWK090
Ай бұрын
@@jmunt Interesting. I know they 'test' potential rule changes at professional tournaments. As you saying pros have a separate set of rules?
@MichaelKamson
Ай бұрын
@@CWK090 Yeah this one confused me, I also saw somewhere that they spoke about no throwing of the ball is allowed when doing a volley serve, the coaching course I went to also mentioned this and said it was something they were trying out at a pro level competition.
@CWK090
Ай бұрын
@@jmunt On KZitem, search “Professional referee explains 2024 serve rules” This is a test at the Masters Tournament and not yet an actual rule change. For the test, a volley serve must be dropped from no higher than waist level. That is how I have always served so no change for me.
@williamfry6087
Ай бұрын
If you hit the net in your play that is a fault.
@ryanevans2655
Ай бұрын
Was watching a pro title match from a couple months ago and the referee called a let on a serve. Is that just a pro thing?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Just a pro thing. They have several different rules than amateurs
@garymcintyre8991
Ай бұрын
Geez....I just want to sweat
@Cacheola
Ай бұрын
I thought if a spare ball falls out of your pocket it was a fault
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Only if it falls in the kitchen! But most players would call a let anyway if something like that happens to ensure no one trips over it
@spikex6597
Ай бұрын
Incorrect
@Cacheola
Ай бұрын
7.N. In non-officiated matches, players may carry an additional pickleball(s) as long as the ball(s) is carried in a way that the ball(s) is not visible to their opponent(s) during play. If an additional ball that a player was carrying falls on the playing surface during play, a fault shall be declared.
@aracmond9586
Ай бұрын
STRIPED??? Is that you?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Shh 🤫
@aracmond9586
Ай бұрын
@@CrackedPickleball lol
@kyebean
Ай бұрын
Somehow you made the first scenario even more confusing, the example was very poorly worded and lacking context
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
Sorry man, I hope everyone else got it!
@paultepas1943
Ай бұрын
... that it's a sport...
@tavomagno5
Ай бұрын
Pickleball by itself is a misconception ..
@iuliannalomaeva7796
Ай бұрын
cope
@tavomagno5
Ай бұрын
@@iuliannalomaeva7796 no thanks
@shoreramp6858
Ай бұрын
This video seems to have old rules. Toss serves are no longer legal, right?
@CrackedPickleball
Ай бұрын
This is all current and updated as of July 2024.
@transklutz
Ай бұрын
When young people already want to be retirees.😅
@timhardman4764
14 күн бұрын
maybe....when retirees like to feel like their youth, running around outside, laughing a lot, competing, socializing...and not glued to a screen like many of today's "young" people.
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