Entry of January 1-15, 2020 Now that we have the first post out of the way, I want to bring some structure to my semi-monthly updates. For starters, these posts will drop on the 1st and 15th of every month …
As we kick-off 2020, we’re excited to announce our collaboration with Rob Nunnery (“Pickleball Rob“) as he embarks on his “Journey To Pro Pickleball”. After just recently starting as complete pickleball newbie to (with a background in competitive tennis), he’ll …
Read moreLet the Pro Pickleball Quest Begin…From Beginner to Pro in One Year!
We wanted to share this amazing story from one of our readers. Amy Sparks from Florida recently left this comment on our article about the “Pickleball Health Benefits” and felt we had to hear more about her story. Don’t miss the …
In any given park or sports complex in America, you’ll find groups of people playing all manner of paddle or racket sports. Tennis and racquetball are two of the most popular of this variety of sport, but they offer only …
Read morePickleball vs. Paddleball vs. Padel | What’s the Difference?
As one of the fastest growing sports in the world, Pickleball has been building a reputation as an incredibly entertaining crossbreed of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong. It’s a sport that can be played by all ages, doesn’t require much money …
Read morePickleball In The Olympics? | Will It Ever Be An Olympic Sport?
In 2014, news reports called pickleball the fastest-growing sport in America. This oddly named sport has been around since 1965, but in the last decade, its emergence onto the scene as a popular alternative group outdoor activity has catapulted it …
Read moreHow to Make a Pickleball Court at Home in 5 Minutes with Chalk or Tape
You know how it goes: it’s Saturday afternoon, you’re looking to hang out with your friends and do something active, but you can’t figure out what to do. Baseball requires too much equipment, basketball requires too much athleticism, and the …
Read moreWhy is Pickleball So Popular? …And Continues To Gain Popularity.
One of the most common questions we get from newcomers to the sport of pickleball is: Where did the name come from? I have to admit- it is a pretty strange sounding name for any sport. When I tell people that …
Read moreWhy is it called pickleball? How did pickleball get its name?
A foreword about tennis {pickleball} elbow: The medical term for “tennis elbow” or “pickleball elbow” -as some players are now calling it- is “lateral epicondylitis“. It’s a painful condition that affects the tendons that join the forearm muscles on the outside of …
Read morePickleball Tennis Elbow | Pickleball Injuries & Prevention
By the year 2030, the number of Americans over the age of 65 is estimated to reach 70 million, and adults over 85 will be the fastest growing segment of the US population. As we turn our attention to the …