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The video reviews the Yola gen 3 paddles for pickleball, emphasizing their power potential due to unique technology like the propulsion core. The paddles are noted for rewarding big hitters but requiring time to adjust due to their firm and hollow feel. Different shape options and comparisons to Gearbox Pro Power paddles are discussed. Soft game paddles are also reviewed, highlighting their benefits in offensive play but challenges in ball control. Yola paddles come in various shapes with the Scorpus option praised for power and control. The video predicts a shift towards attacking play with Yola paddles and recommends them for players who enjoy hitting hard. Skills like volleys are emphasized, and the paddles may not suit all-court players.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses the new Yola gen 3 paddles for pickleball, emphasizing their potential impact on the game. The paddles are described as power paddles, offering exponential power due to a unique technology called propulsion core. They are highlighted as rewarding big hitters and providing more power even for players who struggle to generate their own. The feel of the paddles is noted as firm and hollow, taking time to adjust to. The larger power and trampoline effect make the paddles harder to control initially, requiring practice to harness their full potential. The reviewer provides an overview of the series, mentioning different shape options and comparing them to the gearbox Pro Power paddles.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with different pickleball paddles, highlighting the benefits and drawbacks of using soft game paddles. They note that these paddles provide more pressure on opponents during serves, returns, drives, counters, and volleys, leading to offensive opportunities. The paddles are described as enhancing power but making it challenging to keep the ball down when needed. The Sweet Spot size is emphasized, with different shapes and handle lengths offered by Yola. The spin level and grip consistency of the paddles are also discussed, concluding that the paddles are louder than others. Recommendations are provided on the shape options based on weight preferences and play styles.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses YOLA paddles which come in different shapes and sizes, with the shorter and wider Scorpus option being a personal favorite due to its good power, control, and larger sweet spots. They highlight that the YOLA paddles are more forgiving and stable compared to Gearbox Pro Power paddles, which have a softer feel at impact. The speaker predicts that YOLA paddles will change the game by promoting attacking play and emphasizes the importance of developing skills like volleys and letting the ball go when facing powerful shots. They recommend YOLA paddles for those who enjoy playing with big power and hitting hard, but also mention that they may not be suitable for players with an all-court style of play.