Hướng dẫn kỹ thuật Block trong Pickleball | Lương Chí Bảo

In pickleball, everyone has experienced this feeling: your opponent hits a drive too hard, the ball comes too fast, and you only have time to raise your racket in a panic. Beginners almost always do the same thing: try to hit back as hard as possible to counterattack immediately. But the harder you hit, the further the ball goes out of control, the more out of control you become, and the more easily you fall into a constantly pressured position. In that situation, what you need isn't power, but a block—an extremely gentle technique that helps you relieve pressure immediately. A block is a technique where you don't attack, you don't swing hard, you don't generate force, but simply use the stable surface of your racket to "receive" the ball. How to block effectively? It's very simple: Keep the racket face steady, without shaking. Move as little as possible, only lightly "receiving" the ball. Lower your center of gravity to avoid losing balance due to the ball's force. Direct the ball towards the center of the court or return a short shot to prevent your opponent from attacking further. Just do this correctly, and you will see: The ball travels smoothly and safely over the net. Your opponent's strong attack rhythm slows down. You have time to prepare. The defensive situation naturally becomes neutral. If you are struggling against opponents who hit powerful drives, this video will help you understand and practice blocking in pickleball easily, applying it in your next game. Learn pickleball with Bao here: https://luongchibao.com/ ➨ Don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe to Luong Chi Bao's channel to not miss any videos sharing knowledge, techniques, and experience in pickleball!