
Playing more doesn't mean you're improving
Even by playing more games, progress is inconsistent. Hitting for the sake of "drilling," without the right structure and intention is not effective.
Drilling should take up 75% of your play time.
No clear structure or drilling plan
Drilling is random without knowing what to focus on in each drill.
Uncertainty about what skills to train
Without a roadmap, its hard to know what skills to work on next.
Lack of technical understanding
You might be making the same mistakes without realizing it. Without technical awareness, progress hits a plateau.
No way to track improvement
It’s hard to know if you’re actually improving or just reinforcing bad habits.
A system to track your progress over time
It’s a structured roadmap that shows you exactly what to work on and tracks your progress so your improvement becomes measurable instead of random.
Identify gaps in your game
Understand exactly where your game stands so you can focus on the right skills from the start.
Follow a clear progression path
Train in the right order with a roadmap that removes guesswork and builds your game step by step.
Track progress over time
Measure your improvement, stay accountable, and know what to work on next as your game evolves.
Structured roadmaps show you what skills to work on
See what skills you need to prioritize at each level so you can improve faster. You’re not just learning new skills, you’re developing them in the right order.
No more guessing or wondering if you're improving.
Then practice the drills that train those skills
See what skills you need to prioritize at each level so you can improve faster. You’re not just learning new skills, you’re developing them in the right order.
No more guessing or wondering if you're improving. Watch the video to see how it works.
A place to document your sessions
Keep track of key takeaways so nothing gets lost after each lesson.
Stay focused between sessions
Always know what to work on when you’re practicing on your own.
Turn lessons into long-term progress
Reinforce what you learn so improvements actually stick.
So you can improve outside of lessons
Stay consistent between sessions, and keep your progress moving forward.

Train with a clear process
A simple, structured approach to improving—so you always know what to work on and how to progress.
Assess your current level
Find the gaps in your game so you can practice the right skills
Follow a structured roadmap
Train the right skills for your level with a progression plan
Track and refine progress
Measure improvement and adjust your training over time
Frequently asked questions
It’s a structured framework that shows you what to work on based on your level, and tracks your progress so your improvement becomes clear and measurable.
It gives you clarity, direction, and feedback. Instead of wondering what skills to practice and what to focus on for each skill, you follow a structured plan and track your progress. Then, for the next level, you practice new skills and build on your experience—it creates an objective and end goal for you that you can aim for.
Drills are only effective when you know how to execute the skill, and what element of the skill to focus on. This system organizes your training so each skill builds on the last, instead of feeling random.
Hitting more balls without any focus or intention will not equate to improvement; it may even reinforce bad habits!
First, you can check out the skill rating definitions. Then, you’ll start by rating your current ability to execute each skill in your level. From there, you’ll use the Skill Progression Roadmaps to guide your practice sessions and work on relevant skills.
You’ll rate your skills, log your practice sessions, and update your progress continually over time—so you can clearly see improvement and know what to focus on next.
Most players update weekly, monthly, or after productive sessions. The goal is to stay aware of your development without overcomplicating the process.
It is recommended to drill at least 40 min per week for 1 or 2 skills.
Yes. The system is like a log book and is designed to work alongside any coaching. It helps you stay organized and reinforces what you’re learning.
Serious improvement happens with more drilling. It's recommended to spend 75% of your time playing pickleball drilling, and 25% playing games. In order for muscle memory to set, you need high volume of repetition, which you can get by hitting with a ball machine, a wall, or a 4.0+ hitting partner/coach.
We recommend drilling at least 40 min per week for 1 or 2 skills.
You can jump back in at any time. The system is designed to help you reset quickly and continue progressing.
The full system, including the tracker and progression roadmaps, is available inside the Skool community, under the VIP tier.
If you'd like to use the progress tracker without the Skool community, please contact us.


