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What Are The Serving Rules In Pickleball?

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Pickleball is a popular game played on the  badminton courts of size 20’ X 44’. Here the players serve the ball  diagonally. It is possible to score points from the side they serve. It  is a must that players on both sides should allow the ball to bounce  once before allowing the volleys. A no-volley zone of 7 ft is present on  every side of the net for preventing spiking. There are options to play  pickleball with singles or doubles. If you are wondering what are the  pickleball serving rules , you should take a look at the below article: Pickleball Serving Rules Here is a list of the serving rules in the pickleball game: The arm of the server should move in the upward arc after the striking of the ball. The player should make sure that the ball’s paddle should not be in contact above the navel level. Besides this, the player needs to assure that the paddle’s head should not remain about the wrist’s highest part. Another  rule is that the player...

What To Look For In A Pickleball Paddle?

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  Don’t just go online or to a sports store and buy a pickleball paddle. There are some important factors to consider before buying a pickleball paddle. You want to buy the right one that is in your budget, meets your skill level and matches your arm strength. What to Look for in a pickleball paddle is the primary focus for any serious player of the game; Consider the following factors before buying a pickleball paddle: What Is The Price? The first consideration is how much do pickleball paddles cost and how much are you willing to pay? The construction of the pickleball paddle will determine the cost of the paddle. For Instance, if you are a beginner and just starting out in the sport then you may want to think about buying a budget paddle for under $30.00 dollars. These paddles are constructed of graphite with a honeycomb composite core or a graphite paddle with a neoprene pickleball paddle cover. Pickleball paddles are also made of graphite and are reasonably priced. If you are ...

How To Choose The Best Pickleball Paddle For You?

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  If you are a pickleball player or just want to try it out this summer, make sure you get the best paddle for it. If you are thinking paddle is for professional players, you will miss out on the fun out of the game. This part of the bat will help you have a good grip and it will allow you to be competitive in the game. There are different types of pickleball paddles in the market, and for that reason, making a choice is not that easy. You will find various manufacturers for this, and you might feel lost while picking one. Especially when you are a beginner, this task will be tougher for you. However, if you break down the paddle in multiple sections, the selection will be easier. Here, let’s look at the guidelines on choosing a paddle. Proper Weight When you are looking for the best pickleball paddle, it will come down to the question of weight. Some paddles are heavier and there are light ones. The benefit of a lightweight pickleball paddle is, they are easy to swing and handle....

Is Pickleball A Sport Or A Hobby?

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    Fast, agile, entertaining, and inclusive, these are the qualities that have allowed it to grow easily in more than 40 countries in North America, Europe, and Asia, including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, India, Spain, Finland, France, Belgium, New Zealand, Australia and the Republic of Ireland. This is pickleball, a racket sport that combines technical elements of tennis, paddle tennis, ping-pong, and badminton. Its court is slightly smaller than that used for tennis, and players use larger ping-pong paddles to hit a ball similar to a wiffle ball. Origin Of Pickleball Pickleball's game was invented in 1965 on Bainbridge Island (Washington) by US Senator Joel Pritchard and his friend Bill Bell when they decided to combat the boredom of summer by playing badminton on their former residence court. But when they couldn't find the rackets or the shuttlecock, they got creative and played with what they had in place: a perforated plastic ball and some old ping-pong p...

Do You Prefer Tennis Or Pickleball?

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    Pickleball belongs to the paddle ball sport and is a part of the many racquet sports. It perhaps is a combination of table tennis, badminton and the popular tennis game. It can be played by two or four players. Pickleball is played by using solid paddles. These are made of composite materials or wood. The pickleball basically is a perforated polymer ball and it comes with around 26 to 40 round holes. The ball has to be hit back to the opponents over a net. Tennis as most of us are aware is a highly popular game and it is played both by men and women. While pickleball is mostly played by men and women above the age of 50, these days it is common to see even youngsters playing this game. Tennis is more about power, stamina, staying power and endurance. It is quite common to see people engaging in a debate about PICKLEBALL VS. TENNIS. Hence, we thought it would be a good idea to find out as to which is a better gaming option. Both tennis and pickleball and unique and awesome ...

Is Pickleball A Good Workout?

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Baby boomers make up a large portion of pickleball players. The sport allows older adults and those who have joint pain to keep active and engaged in the world of sports. Many people love to play pickleball because it is a fun social way to bring exercise into their daily lives. Before playing this game you will want to warm up your muscles. Try walking around the court for approximately five minutes. Walking helps increase the blood flow to your muscles. Warming up before playing pickleball prepares your muscles for the strain the sport puts on them. Pickleball is an international sport first created in 1965.  It has thousands of devotees who prefer this slow game to a more high paced game like tennis. Former tennis players unable to endure the physical demands of tennis often turn to pickleball as a suitable alternative. Did you know that pickleball has a smaller court than tennis? The court measures 20 by 44 feet. This makes it easier to keep the ball in play and players moving....