Stop Making the Same Mistakes Without Realizing It

You're playing regularly. You're trying to improve. But you keep losing the same way—and you can't figure out why.

If you're a 3.0–3.5 player who's tired of repeating mistakes you don't even see—this free guide is for you.

★ From the author of 6 pickleball books and PPR-certified instructor with nearly 150 5-star reviews ★

You're Not Stuck Because You're Untalented

You're stuck because you're making 3–5 of these 10 mistakes in every match:

You're serving short, handing your opponent easy returns, and putting yourself on defense before the rally even starts.

You're attacking low balls—swinging hard when you should be resetting, hitting into the net or popping it up for a counter-smash.

You're losing patience in dink rallies—forcing shots after 10, 15 shots instead of waiting for the truly attackable ball.

You're reaching with your paddle instead of moving your feet—hitting off-balance, losing control, making unforced errors.

You're leaving gaps in the middle of the court—giving your opponent easy winners straight down the center.

The frustrating part? You're making these mistakes without realizing how often they're costing you points.

Here's the Truth: It's Not Your Fault

Most players at 3.0–3.5 make the same 10 mistakes over and over because nobody's showing them the specific patterns that are holding them back.

You've been told generic advice: "practice more," "play smarter," "get to the net faster."

But nobody's telling you which mistakes YOU'RE making or how to fix them with specific drills and strategies.

Vague tips don't fix specific problems. That's why you keep repeating the same patterns—you can't see them clearly enough to fix them.

You don't need more tips. You need to see your mistakes clearly—and know exactly how to fix each one.

The Unlikely Answer: You Only Need to Fix 3–5 Mistakes

Here's what nobody tells you:

You don't have 100 problems. You have 3–5 patterns that keep showing up.

Most plateaued players make the same 3, 4, or 5 mistakes repeatedly:

• Shallow serves (Mistake #1)
• Attacking low balls (Mistake #3)
• Poor footwork (Mistake #5)
• Losing patience (Mistake #4)
• Not tracking errors (Mistake #9)

When you identify YOUR specific mistakes and fix them with targeted drills, your game transforms.

What Changes When You Stop Repeating the Same Mistakes

You'll see the patterns you've been missing—suddenly you'll notice every time you attack a low ball or rush forward too early.

You'll know exactly what to practice—no more guessing, no more random drilling, just focused work on the skills that actually need fixing.

You'll make fewer unforced errors—when you fix your 3–5 biggest mistakes, your error rate drops dramatically.

You'll feel more confident on the court—because you're not wondering "what am I doing wrong?" anymore. You know. And you're fixing it.

You'll finally start improving again.

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"10 Mistakes That Keep 3.0–3.5 Players Stuck (And How to Fix Them)"

Inside, you'll discover:

 ✓ Mistake #1: Shallow serves → The depth drill that fixes it
✓ Mistake #2: Rushing forward after your third shot → When to actually advance
✓ Mistake #3: Attacking low balls → How to reset instead
✓ Mistake #4: Losing patience in long rallies → How to embrace the waiting game
✓ Mistake #5: Poor footwork → The simple fix that transforms your balance
✓ Plus 5 more mistakes—with specific drills, tracking exercises, and strategies for each one

This isn't vague advice. These are specific, actionable fixes you can implement immediately.

Stop guessing—start fixing. Your breakthrough begins with seeing what's holding you back.