Recovery Smoothies Served Up by Ben Johns and Anna Leigh Waters
Ben Johns and Anna Leigh Waters are perhaps the most recognizable pickleball players in the sport today. Both players have dominated their competition and have played... Read more.
How Much Water Does a Pickleball Player Need?
Summer is the perfect time to play pickleball. Longer days and warm evenings mean you don’t have to wait for the weekend to get to the court. However, as you play... Read more.
Pickleball Rules for Singles: What to Know
Pickleball rules can be adjusted to singles play with a few modifications, including how scoring is called out, how many serves are allowed, and which side of the... Read more.
DIY Pickleball Court: How to Build A Court At Home
Building a DIY pickleball court can be as simple or as complex as you want it to be. To create a barebones court and get playing almost immediately, find a 44' x... Read more.
Pickleball vs. Tennis: 9 Key Differences
The most notable differences between pickleball and tennis is the equipment used, size of the court, and rules to make each game competitive. Tennis Racquets vs.... Read more.
Pickleball Gifts for Every Player (From Beginner to Pro)
The best pickleball gifts are items a player will regularly use and routinely wear out. Pickleball players always appreciate balls, paddles, bags, and court shoes.... Read more.
Missouri Pickleball Club: America’s Largest Indoor Pickleball Facility
The Missouri Pickleball Club offers America's largest indoor pickleball facility. This state-of-the-art pickleball club opened in September 2021 in Fenton, Missouri.... Read more.
Pickleball Attire: What to Wear When Playing
Pickleball is a casual sport with no dress code. Pickleball attire is similar to tennis attire, with moisture-wicking materials that are comfortable to move in.... Read more.
Will Pickleball be in the Olympics?
While there are no official plans to add pickleball to the Olympics, there is speculation that it may be added as soon as 2028 due to its growing popularity. It... Read more.
Paddleball vs Pickleball: What’s the Difference?
Short answer: Paddleball (also called paddle tennis, and now POP tennis) is a scaled-down version of tennis played with solid paddles and a low-pressure felt ball... Read more.