There are a few ways to go about setting up and building a pickleball court. There’s the hard way (detailed below) where you are actually building an outdoor pickleball court from scratch. The medium-hard way – setting one up indoors, using an indoor basketball or tennis court. Or the easy way, where you are using …
So you want to get more serious about your pickleball play. Well you should definitely look into understanding the pickleball rating system to get a better idea of where you stack up in terms of pickleball skill level and what you need to do to get to take it to the next level. Why is …
You may have the impression that drills are boring and that you just want to get playing! But, seriously, drills can be fun and are an excellent way to improve your game, get loosened and warmed up and get focused before a game. The below drills will help a range of areas including speed, accuracy, …
So you want to play pickleball but all you’ve got is a tennis court – a common issue! Your options for setting up your pickleball court on a tennis court will be dependent on whether you can install anything permanent/semi-permanent or whether you’ve got to set up and take it all down. So here your …
As with tennis, the scoring and serving rotations in Pickleball can be a bit confusing at first. Never fear — this guide on how to keep score in pickleball will clear everything up! It takes a bit of practice but below is everything you need to know, including a few tactics to keep it all …
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Everything in pickleball starts with the serve. It’s a key skill to learn and improve as you embark on your pickleball journey. What are the basics of pickleball serving? Just like in tennis, serving in pickleball gets the game going and puts the ball in play – you simply drop the ball and swing underhand …
According to the official USAPA tournament rule book the standard regulation height for a pickleball net is 36 inches high (or 91.44 centimeters) at each end and the net at the center of the court should be 34 inches high (86.36 centimeters). (If you’re reading this I’m guessing you might be a beginner, if so, head over …
I can hear you now “What a weird name for a sport… And where do I put the pickles?” And you’re right. Pickleball is a strange and memorable name for a sport that has nothing to do with pickles, yet combines elements of badminton, tennis and ping pong. The name originates in the mists of …