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By Sara McInnes
on November 02, 2026
Smart devices have become part of our everyday lives.
By Sara McInnes
on November 02, 2026
When I first started playing pickleball, there weren’t nearly as many pickleball “clubs” as there are today.
By Sara McInnes
on October 07, 2026
Recently, I’ve found myself in a lot of conversations about the rising value of a solid counter-attack game.
By Sara McInnes
on September 11, 2026
Recently, the St. Louis Shock swept the New Jersey Fives in the MLP Mid-Season Tournament. Both teams entered the event undefeated, making it one of the most anticipated matchups of the season.
By Sara McInnes
on August 05, 2026
There’s always something to work on in pickleball. That’s part of what makes the game so great.
By Sara McInnes
on August 05, 2026
If you’ve played enough competitive pickleball, you’ve seen it happen countless times.
By Sara McInnes
on July 10, 2026
The other week, I was working with a student on midcourt resets.
By Sara McInnes
on July 03, 2026
What I’ve come to appreciate most about pickleball isn’t necessarily the hardest shot or the fastest hands. It’s the smaller moments within a rally - the setup before an attack, the communication ...
By Sara McInnes
on June 02, 2026
Pickleball was invented in 1965 on Bainbridge Island, Washington, and has since exploded across North America, particularly in the United States and Canada.
By Sara McInnes
on May 08, 2026
Are you getting tired of just playing games?