SHH 🤫 Get ready to inFURYate your opponents with this

This is the fastest legal paddle in pickleball - tested at .433!

Project FURY is the HYBRID redefined. It combines the technology of foam with new technology of Internal Weighting (no other paddle on the market does this). That's what creates the magic behind DFT (Dwell Face Technology). Not only will your drives be demolishing your opponents, but the ultra light swing weight will make your hands faster than ever.

• Hybrid shape for EXTRA fast hands (swing weight 111-113 vs the Smoke at 118)

• IWTC (internal weighting)

• Includes $40 free gift!

Use code JILLYB for a discount and get ready to bring the FURY to your opponents. I will be playing Project Fury at my next tournament in Michigan!

Dear Jilly B: How do I get faster hands?

Your 4 keys 🔑 to 6.0 fast hands… 🙌

1.) Quiet the body:

Avoid the overslide and moving too much. I see wayyyyy too much upper and lower body movement from amateurs during a fast hands battle. You can slide on the first counter, but after that you want to be as still as possible in a rapid hands exchange. If your paddle is in front of you and your swing is compact you don’t need to “create time and space” by moving your entire body sideways and/or backwards—these adjustments just take time away that could be spent moving your actual paddle. No dancing 💃 Watch how still the pros are when they counter!

2.) Quiet eyes 👀 = fast hands! 💨

Keep your head still and quiet. Don’t spill the imaginary hot tea 🫖 on your head. The knee jerk (or head jerk?) reaction is to move your head back and away from the ball (we are all scared of being hit)…but this head jerking backwards move is actually what ends up getting us hit in the head! Stay forward with your head, get low (wide stance) and keep your paddle in front - your paddle is your shield…

Always expect to be attacked

3.) Paddle 🆙 and OUT:

Keep that paddle up and away from you because like I just said, it’s your shield! 🛡️

4.) Try not to overthink: 🤔 💭

Be an athlete, let the paddle do the work. You’re faster than you think once you quiet down your moving parts. Try to feel like the only thing moving is your paddle and your eyes, nothing else. And when you do 1-3 above, you’re already in a position to succeed. It’s all trust from here.

I always say that “when the game gets fast, we have to feel SLOW” as in we have to feel “quiet” and still.

Check out the video and let me know how it goes.

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Xoxo,

Jilly B