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By Sara McInnes
on October 10, 2023
When I think of being balanced in pickleball I picture someone standing in an athletic stance with the knees bent and body weight tilting at the feet and chest both tilting the weight forward.
By Sara McInnes
on October 10, 2023
It’s much easier and usually preferred to drill with just one person but there’s a lot of merit in practicing as two complete teams.
By Sara McInnes
on September 27, 2023
As you now may well know, an area that I constantly write about is the room for improvement with footwork; getting into the proper position to hit the ball will give you your best opportunity to hit ...
By Sara McInnes
on September 18, 2023
The centerline on the pickleball court is a way of tracking whether the ball is being served on the correct side of the court or not but oftentimes people also think it’s meant to help divide a team ...
By Sara McInnes
on September 15, 2023
Take a second and reflect back on your playing - at any level and in any format - do you have an idea how you spend your time between rallies?
By Sara McInnes
on September 06, 2023
Working on adding another shot to your repertoire?
By Sara McInnes
on August 29, 2023
The return of serve seems like a good opportunity to get creative: You can slice, chop, drive, lob, or spin the return and it can land anywhere on the court.
By Sara McInnes
on August 29, 2023
A pickleball game is typically played to 11 points (win by 2 points) and the serving team is the only team who can gain points after winning a rally - this is considered to be “traditional scoring".
By Sara McInnes
on August 15, 2023
The transition zone is an area of the court that has been identified by players as a place where they shouldn’t stay during a rally.
By Sara McInnes
on August 08, 2023
Tournaments are a great way to test your skills and mental fortitude against people of a similar level. It’s a fun way to meet new players (possibly new partners), catch up with old pickleball ...