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What is Pickleball

It's a sport that has seemingly sprung up out of nowhere, so I can hear you asking yourself: what is Pickleball, and why should I care?

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Pickleball Basics for Beginners

We cover rules, strategies and tips to help you play.

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How to Choose the Right Pickleball Paddle

Looking to up your pickleball game? Choosing the right paddle is crucial. Our guide breaks down key factors like weight, grip size, and material to help you find the perfect match for your style.

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Pickleballs: Indoor vs. Outdoor - Which One is Right for You?

Step up your pickleball game by learning how to choose the right ball for indoor and outdoor play.

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Franklin Vibe 13mm Paddle

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Franklin Signature Series 16mm Paddle

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Wilson Fierce Team Pickleball Paddle

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Wilson Cadence 16 Pickleball Paddle

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Wilson Blaze 13mm Pickleball Paddle

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Wilson Fierce Pro Pickleball Paddle

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Franklin X 26 Indoor Pickleball 3 Pack

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Franklin Jet Pickleball Paddle and Ball Set

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Wilson Pickleball Pro Overgrip 3 Pack

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Head Radical Tour E Pickleball Paddle

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Wilson Pickleball Pro Overgrip 3 Pack

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Pickleball has seen massive growth in the last few years, with local courts popping up all over the place. It's a fun, social, easy to learn sport that has roots in tennis, table tennis and badminton that people of all fitness and skill levels can play. Ready to take on the court? Discover our full range of pickleball gear to equip you for the game ahead.

What is Pickleball?

Pickleball is a up and coming racquet sport which is mix of tennis, badminton and table tennis. Participants play on a badminton size court where they must hit a hollow perforated plastic ball across the net, forcing it to double bounce before the opponent can return it. There are more rules to it than that, but the game can be easily enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels. You also don't need any prior tennis or racquet sport experience to get started, making it accessible to lots of people.

What Do You Need to Play Pickleball?

If you're just starting out, then grabbing a pickleboard paddle and a pickleball is a must. If you don't have a court nearby, you should also consider picking up a portable net so you can set up in a park with your friends and family. Pickleball doesn't have specific clothing you need to wear when playing, though many players choose to wear tennis attire or activewear.

Where Can You Play Pickleball?

Due to the popularity of pickleball, many state and city-based organisations have popped up around Australia. These organisations typically have a map of all the courts in the area, making it easy for you to find one near you. However, it is also possible to play pickleball not on an official court - you'll just need to bring your own portable next and some way to mark the lines of the court.

Is Pickleball Harder Than Tennis?

Most people who have played both pickleball and tennis generally consider pickleball to be easier. The is because the court is smaller, the paddles are lighter than tennis racquets, the balls are plastic, and the rules are simpler. This all culminates in a less physically demanding sport, although it still requires mental fortitude and strategy to defeat your opponents.

How to Start Playing Pickleball?

Many local pickleball organisations offer free 'come and try' sessions for people wanting to give the sport a go. These are beginner-friendly events where a more experienced pickleball player will show you how to play, and how to use the equipment. Talk to your local pickleball club to find one near you. We'd also recommend reading our blog on what is pickleball, which will give you a good understanding into the sport and rules before you hit the court.

How to Practice Pickleball By Yourself?

While pickleball does require at least one other player when you want to play a game, you can certainly practice the sport by yourself at home or on the court. Practicing your strokes, shot placement, serves, footwork, and cardiovascular endurance can all be done solo.