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Pickleball is about community ?? From the moment I picked up a paddle, I realized that pickleball was more than just a sport. It’s about connection—about building a space where people from all walks of life come together. Seriously. There isn't a sport where all ages, genders, sizes, etc., can head to a court and play a game together. That’s why at Canyon Pickleball, we’ve made it our mission to foster a community where EVERYONE feels welcome, encouraged, and supported. Whether you’re brand new to the game or have played for years, you'll feel like you belong at Canyon. We believe that community is what makes pickleball special. It’s the heart of what we’re building. ?? We’re proud of the community we’ve created, and we’re just getting started. So, if you’re looking for a place where you’re not just another player but part of something bigger, you’re in the right spot. Have you given pickleball a try yet? Let us know! #PickleballCommunity #CanyonPickleball #CommunityFirst #ConnectionMatters

Pickleball is more than just a trend—it's a rapidly growing sport. Our latest blog dives into what makes it so unique. What’s one question you have about pickleball? #PickleballGrowth #PickleballInsight https://loom.ly/4B1Q60A

https://lnkd.in/gjmC7E32 >> A $50 million pickleball development is planned for east of Interstate 49 along the new segment of Emma Avenue in Springdale, according to a partnership group. The first-of-its-kind project in the region will include a 70,000-square-foot building with 23 indoor pickleball courts and 30 outdoor courts. The partnership group, comprising Northwest Arkansas residents, plans to build The Big Dill Pickleball Club & Academy on about 12 acres on the north side of Emma Avenue, east of 40th Street.

?? From casual backyards to professional courts, pickleball has taken the world by storm! ?? But with its growth comes a new set of challenges for players like YOU. Are you ready to adapt? ? Here’s the secret: Modern pickleball isn't just about playing harder—it's about training smarter. Tools like the Premiere Pickleball Training Paddle help you condition your body while preventing overuse injuries. Balance is key to unlocking peak performance. ?? Whether it’s mastering agility, improving accuracy, or keeping injuries at bay, this paddle is a game-changer. Ready to revolutionize your training? ?? Explore more at https://lnkd.in/efiWNS-p and take the first step to becoming your best on the court! ?? Let’s redefine pickleball excellence together! ?? #PickleballCommunity #SportsInnovation #GameEvolution #StrongerSmarterBetter #StayInTheGame

How to Build an Outdoor Pickleball Court: A Comprehensive Guide Building an outdoor pickleball court is an excellent way to bring your community together, foster social connections, and promote healthy living. As pickleball continues to grow in popularity, with an increasing number of pickleball leagues forming across the country, understanding the basics of court construction is essential. This guide will walk you through the process of creating your very own pickleball court, from choosing the right materials to setting up the perfect playing environment. To Read Full Article Click the link in the comment ?? #pickleball #pickleballcourt #infolad

One of the things that I love most about pickleball is meeting and partnering with people of many diverse backgrounds! Check out this video to learn why and how partnering with different people helps you to "up your game" on and off the pickleball court! Consider this: "Be Diverse: To what extent are you meeting as well as playing and working with people who are different from you?" ?? #diversity #pickleball #upyourgame Robert Chen

Attention, Pickleball Lovers! Want to train smarter, and harder? The Picklezone community has?got you covered with exclusive training, purses of wisdom (aka pro?tips!), and a playbook to level up your game! Ready to smash your goals?? #PicklezoneCommunity #PickleballPros #TrainLikeAChampion #GameChanger #PickleballTraining

“Building a strong community is all about connecting with others, and what better way to do it than through pickleball? This sport has a unique way of bringing people together—whether you’re a seasoned player or just picking up a paddle, everyone’s welcome on the court. It’s more than just a game; it’s a way to foster camaraderie, teamwork, and health. Let’s keep growing our communities, one serve at a time! ??” #Community #Pickleball #Teamwork #Networking #CommunityEngagement #Leadership #HealthAndWellness #Sportsmanship #ActiveLifestyle #SocialConnection #Inclusivity #NetworkingThroughSports #HealthyCommunities #BuildingBonds #PositiveImpact

Why do members stay at a Pickleball club? “The people”… What happens outside the hours on the court is important to keep students connected. If you add even more value when players are off the court, you will have less churn (members leaving). This is where gamified communities will be a trend in 2025 for clubs who understand this principle. https://lnkd.in/gtaguf4m #pickleball

Why is it called pickleball? Over the past few weeks, I have had the privilege of reconnecting with old friends and have told them that I work for Short Court Sports, a custom pickleball paddle company. The most common response I have received is, “why is it called pickleball?” The story I love to share is the one about a dog named Pickles. The co-founder loved playing with his dog Pickles and realized how nice it was when Pickles would go retrieve his balls during a game. He wanted to dedicate the sport to his dog, so that’s how the sport got its name “pickleball”. There is no truth to that story, but everyone loves a good dog story, right? The co-founders told that story to an interviewer, and the story blew up. They later came out and explained that the story was not true. The real reason it is called pickleball is because Joan Pritchard, wife of the co-founder Joel Pritchard, stated the term came from “pickle boat”, which is a rowing term that includes all leftover crew members. However, controversy arose in the town because the Pritchards did have a dog named Pickles, and the town was not sure what story to believe. Joel Pritchard had to later explain that pickleball was created three years before Pickles was born. I will still continue to tell the tale of Pickles, but it is always good to know the real facts. The next time someone brings up pickleball, you will have a story to share!? #ShortCourtSundays?