Master the Two-Handed Backhand Dink: A 10-Minute Lesson from a Pro

Topspin is taking over pickleball. If you're still relying solely on slice dinks, you're playing too much defense. And nobody wins tournaments by playing defense.

There's something almost unfair about watching Cam Luhring hit a two-handed backhand dink. The ball seems to defy physics, spinning, dipping, and landing exactly where his opponents can't handle it. It's the kind of shot that makes you stop mid-rally and think, "Wait, how did he do that?"

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Kyle Koszuta from ThatPickleballGuy felt the same way.

So he did what any smart player would do: he asked Cam to teach him the shot .

Not just for himself, but for all of us trying to level up our kitchen game.

Why the Two-Handed Backhand Dink Matters Now Here's the thing about modern pickleball: topspin is taking over. If you're still relying solely on slice dinks, you're essentially playing defense all the time. And nobody wins tournaments by playing defense.

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"The way the game is going, topspin is everything right now at the kitchen line," Cam explains in the video.

It's a simple truth that's reshaping how pros approach the soft game. The two-handed backhand dink isn't just a flashy move. It's becoming essential for players who wan... FULL ARTICLE FOUND ON: https://www.thedinkpickleball.com/master-the-two-handed-backhand-dink-a-10-minute-lesson-that-could-transform-your-game-2/