Before you learn how to score, where to stand, or what shot to hit, you need to speak the language. Here are the 7 pickleball terms every beginner should know before stepping on the court.
Not all pickleball paddles are built the same. Learn the differences between elongated, hybrid, and wide body paddle shapes, along with the pros, cons, and which style best fits your game.
Every point in pickleball starts with a serve. But a lot of beginners do not know what makes a serve legal. Here are the three rules you need to know before you step to the line.
Every point in pickleball is a rally. But knowing what starts it, what keeps it going, and what ends it is something a lot of beginners never fully understand.
Most doubles teams fall apart not because of bad shots but because of bad movement. Here is how to move with your partner so there are no gaps and no confusion.
In pickleball you can only score when your team is serving. A side out is how the other team takes that opportunity away. Here is what it means and why it matters.
The drive is not just about hitting hard. Most players swing too big and lose both power and control. Here is what a drive actually is and how to hit it the right way.
A volley sounds simple. Hit the ball before it bounces. But if your paddle is in the wrong spot or your swing is too big, you will pop it up every time. Here is how to do it right.
Most players only dink at the kitchen line. The lob is the shot that changes everything when all four players are at the net. Here is what it is and when to go for it.
The Erne is the shot that makes your opponents wonder what just happened. Here is what it is, why it is legal, and how to know when to go for it.
The ATP is the shot that makes everyone stop and stare. Here is what it is, why it is legal, and how to hit it without sending it straight into the net.
Getting attacked at the kitchen line and not sure what to do? The reset is your answer. Here is what it is and how to hit it without popping the ball up.