5 Mistakes in Pickleball | Two-Handed Backhand (And How to Fix Them)

More and more pickleball players are adding the two-handed backhand to their game — but most are making the same mistakes. In this video, Heather Lovvit breaks down the most common two-handed backhand errors and shows you exactly how to fix them so you can turn this shot into a real weapon. You’ll learn: • Why taking the paddle back too late causes mishits • How keeping your elbows close improves power and control • Where real power comes from (legs, core, and balance — not arms) • How your left hand actually guides direction • How to hit compact, controlled two-handed backhand volleys • When you should switch to a one-handed backhand instead Whether you’re an intermediate or advanced player, this will help you: ✔ Hit with more consistency ✔ Generate cleaner power ✔ Improve placement cross-court and down the line ✔ Stay balanced at the net If you’re serious about improving your backhand, this video will make an immediate difference. Like, subscribe, and check out the next video for more advanced pickleball strategies. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS (FOR ~3:30–4:00 VIDEO) 00:00 Why more players are using the two-handed backhand 00:22 Mistake #1: Late preparation 00:55 Mistake #2: Elbows too far from the body 01:18 Mistake #3: Trying to generate power with the arms 01:42 Mistake #4: Direction control (left hand leads) 02:09 Mistake #5: Big swings on backhand volleys 02:32 When to use one hand instead of two 03:00 Best contact point & shot selection 03:25 Final tips + next video Source: Cliff Pickleball

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