Pickleball Paddle Stereotypes: Which One Are You?
Let’s be honest—whether we like it or not, our paddle choice says something about us. There’s nothing wrong with a little stereotyping, and after seeing thousands... Read more.
How to Instantly Build Better Doubles Chemistry (With a New Partner)
We’ve all been there: You show up to open play, your usual crew’s not around, and suddenly you’re paired with someone you’ve never played with. Cue the... Read more.
Why No One Teaches Half Volleys (But You Should Learn Them)
Let’s be real: half volleys are the middle children of pickleball. Not quite a volley, not quite a groundstroke—just a weird little in-between moment that no... Read more.
The Best Pickleball Resorts in Mexico
Mexico isn’t just a paradise for beach lovers—it’s also becoming a top destination for pickleball enthusiasts looking for luxury, adventure, and world-class... Read more.
Coach Dayne Gingrich Breaks Down the Advanced Heavy Dipper
Pickleball is evolving fast, and so are the shots players use to gain an edge. One shot making waves—championed by pro player and coach Dayne Gingrich—is the... Read more.
I’m an Angry Player—How Do I Stay Cool?
Let’s be honest—pickleball can get frustrating. Missed shots, bad calls, partners who don’t cover the middle, and that one player who lobs every single ball—it’s... Read more.
How Top Players Use ‘Pattern Play’ for Easy Wins
Pickleball isn’t random. Although it may look like chaotic back-and-forth action, there are predictable sequences—patterns—that top players rely on to win... Read more.
Fun Pickleball Drills for the Whole Family—Kids Included!
Pickleball is the perfect family-friendly sport—easy to learn, fun to play, and a great way to bring all generations together for some healthy competition. Whether... Read more.
How a Relaxed Grip Solves Most 3.0+ Player Mistakes
If you’ve ever felt like your shots lack speed, spin, or control, your grip pressure might be the culprit. Many players assume that gripping the paddle tightly... Read more.
Stop Getting Burned by Aggressive Dinks at the Kitchen
To handle aggressive pickleball dinks, don’t panic or force a counterattack. If the ball pulls you wide, cut it off, set your paddle like a soft backboard, chip... Read more.