Pickleball's allure lies in its accessibility, but is it truly beginner-friendly? Fear not! While prior experience helps, the smaller court, slower pace, and forgiving paddles make it easier than tennis. Start with basic grips, serves, and rallies, then progress to dinks and lobs. Embrace the learning journey, find a supportive partner, and remember: fun is the key ingredient!
NYC's pickleball scene is a vibrant tapestry! Dive into free public courts like Central Park's North Meadow or sweat it out at dedicated facilities like NYU's indoor courts. Test your skills in upcoming tournaments like the NYC Pickleball Open or join a friendly league in the Fall Season. Colleges and private clubs like CityPickle offer upscale options, while Meetup groups and online communities connect you with fellow enthusiasts. Grab your paddle, explore your options, and conquer the concrete jungle, one dink at a time!
The Selkirk PPA Red Rock Open Pickleball 2024 did not dissapoint! Find out who took Mens and Womens pickleball Singles and Doubles Gold, Silver and Bronze this year!
DUPR (Dynamic Universal Pickleball Rating) is a comprehensive skill assessment system used in pickleball. It considers match outcomes, opponent ratings, margins, and importance. DUPR scores aid in matchmaking, tournament seeding, and league organization, ensuring fair and competitive play while facilitating player development and improvement over time.
Product review of the best pickleball balls for practice or play: The Franklin 40, the Onyx, the Fuse balls. Includes indoor and outdoor pickleball reviews.
Forget the toss and try the drop serve! This blog explores why the pickleball drop serve is gaining popularity. Learn about its accessibility, strategic advantages, and how it can disrupt your opponent's game. Discover if the drop serve is right for you and how to master this unique technique.