Week #27 For the Fun of It Newsletter from Z Sisters Pickleball
Published 15 days ago • 1 min read
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For the Fun of It - Week #27 |
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Z Sisters Pickleball Video of the Week
Is Your Concentration Lacking? - Visualize Success Before You Play!
Whether you’re looking to reduce pre-game nerves or simply want to play your best, visualization is an effective tool for any player! Let’s make it part of your pre-game routine. (link)
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Pro Pickleball Tip
Narrow the Playing Field! Want to Improve Your Pickleball?
Skinny singles is the answer. Play on half a standard pickleball court, forcing precision and quick reflexes. (10 feet instead of 20 feet wide)
Key Tips:
- Strategic Serving: Aim deep, and target weaknesses.
- Powerful Returns: Set the tone with strong, controlled returns and get to the non-volley zone line.
- Master the Middle: Dominate with consistent, pressure-inducing shots.
- Keep it Low: Force high returns with low shots.
Remember: Patience is key. Embrace the challenge, have fun, and watch your game improve!(link)
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Pickleball Gear We Love
Tourna Pickleball Mini-Caddy - This is a must-have for any pickleball enthusiast. Stash it away in your car trunk and sneak away to hit pickleball serves anytime without the hassle when it comes time to pick the balls up!
Its lightweight, durable design and ample storage capacity of up to 24 pickleballs make it perfect for drilling or practice. Balls are not included. We recommend the top-rated Franklin X-40! (link)
The innovative locking system and easy pick-up feature ensure a hassle-free experience. (link). We love our Tourna Pickleball Mini Caddys!
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Pickleball News
Pickleball Roots from Tennis?: Pickleball, America's fastest-growing sport, shares many similarities with tennis, including playing style and some skills.
Interestingly, a whopping 90% of professional pickleball players have a background in tennis, either playing recreationally, competitively in college or professionally, or even coaching the sport. This strong connection helps explain why the two sports are so often compared.
However, there's also a small portion (10%) of pro pickleball players who haven't played tennis at all. These athletes come from diverse backgrounds in other sports or started their court sports journey with something entirely different. (link)
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