The difference between aggressive and defensive dinking: How to improve your dinking skills
Anyone who has played pickleball for a length of time knows the importance of good dinking — it can help you set up an attack or slow down the game when you’re on the defense. And there are two types of dinking that every good pickleball player should be able to execute: aggressive and defensive dinking. In the latest episode of her “Impactful Efficiency...
Tips for teaching pickleball to children
One of the best parts about pickleball is that it’s a game that can be enjoyed by anyone, regardless of age. As more people pick up the sport, more and more families are hitting the courts together. Of course, teaching children the game comes with its own set of challenges. But with a few quick tricks and drills geared specifically toward children, your little...
Tips for perfecting your cat and mouse pickleball game
As a majority of doubles pickleball is played at the non-volley zone, it’s important to hone your skills at the kitchen line. The skills required to be an effective kitchen player are many: You need to move well, be accurate at hitting balls off a bounce, and be comfortable hitting volleys. One of the best ways to sharpen your skills is by practicing your...
