When you see a high ball on the court, your instinct might be to attack it as hard as possible without a second thought. But here’s the catch: mindlessly attacking without strategy can backfire—fast. At higher levels of play, aiming for the wrong target can leave you scrambling to defend, making your powerful attack more of a liability than an advantage. Learning to aim strategically doesn’t just make you a better pickleball player—it makes you a more thoughtful, agile, and capable person. Whether it’s moving through life with precision or handling challenges with strategy, this skill is one more way to stay ahead.