Those stated calorie burn numbers were greatly inflated. If not, please provide the substantiated data to prove it.

I am a busy working mom. When I do get out to the courts to play, I plan my group ahead of time for a certain anount of time that I have to play. If we've been on a court for multiple games, there's open courts, and someone is waiting to play, we are not breaking up our game to let them in.

As someone who played juniors, college, and lower professional levels of tennis, I keep trying to tell pickleball people at the facility where I work that the line rule is simple, if you don't absolutely, positively, see the ball out, it must be considered good and you award the point to your opponent. But they insist on asking their opponent, or their partner, whether they thought the ball was in/out. That's really "cheating", putting pressure on someone to maybe give you the point. "I thought it was out/in" is just as bad. I don't understand why this is so hard to get across.

It’s not polite to rapidly run through pickle ball etiquette procedures without taking a breath.

I’ve played competitive tennis doubles for decades. It is common courtesy to at least raised your hand. It is saying you aren’t there for cheap points and you expect to play competitively. No good player aims for the net tape to flip one over. So, when you get one it is a lucky shot since it can go either way.

Picklebal makes me laugh !

Is it a fault if the same person hits the ball at his opponent’s body ?

Nice content!

One thing you could have mentioned in the ‘balls called out’ section is to respect the ‘out’ call made by your opponent. Too many players get angry because they see the ball’s contact point from a poor vantage point, and to them it looks in, but to the receiver standing a few feet away, who has the benefit of being not only closer to the ball, but also on the same side of the ball as the tape and can clearly see the gap between the tape and the ball, the call is correct, not a guess. I am so sick and tired of playing with these arrogant men who never accept that their ball is out! Everyone needs to practise good sportsmanship, especially when you have faulted, made an error, or lost the game.

Just started playing. First experience was a bunch of really nice older people. Everyone rotated on teams and wanted to get at least one game with others and it wasn't personal to bring up having played with one person the whole time so far. The only negative I had was at a class when someone who was already taking it way too seriously was acting obnoxious to some guy who apparently had no racquet sports history. Overall, I am just going to stick to the older people who are there to play, but not take any of it seriously.

This video should be played on loop in an obvious place at every pickleball facility.

It’s like Martial Arts,When I train with the Dan grades they give me very little latitude,we both go full on but do not hurt each other.When we train with beginners we tone it down ,we go slower and with far less force.There’s nothing cool about beating up people less capable than yourself and it’s satisfying helping them to progress. Going too hard just drives the beginners away and gives you a reputation as a total dick.

Thank you, this could have been far more helpful had the voiceover match the video. Ugh

Lot of these r gay

You're all losers that are not good enough to play tennis. 😂

Whats wrong with swapping balls if it's quicker? Is the receiving side meant to be the ones to call if something is in or out?

I started playing a month ago and only play about once a week. People really don’t like playing with beginners in the parks. I have been skipped for hours at a time, because no one wants a beginner on the court. I have to go to an indoor park and only play with beginners.

our courts have a rotating pointer that has six 4paddle slots today these tennis guys kept putting their paddles on with mine. they always targeted my random partner who was on their first day. only ball contact i had was on serves

Bounce it before yelling OUT. It is so distracting and often it’s not correct… Pickleballs have a way of staying in

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what is a saddle?

These higher level players act like gods gift to pickleball, so annoying

Pickleball needs standardized AI line calls. Line calls are the biggest problem

I love playing social pickleball and enjoy meeting new people but the pro and higher level people are just so unbearable.

I'm working on it 😅

Recently taken up the sport, a lot going on.

its sad that grown adults need to be reminded etiquette lol

So in summary don’t be an asshole, be courteous and remember you are there to have fun. Bonus: you aren’t nearly as good as you think you are so chill.

Don't be a court hog and take every shot, even jumping in front of your partner.

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I play both tennis and pickleball and the biggest difference I see is on line calls. In pickleball, players who are not well situated to see how the ball has landed have no problem calling a ball out. The times are many I'll been looking straight down the line to watch a ball hit on the line to have an opponent on the far side of the court just call it out. This needs to change. Everyone can make a mistake, but what's the best way to handle these situations when they happen over and over in a game? How do you politely tell your opponent to knock it off? Tennis is the opposite. If you didn't have a good angle to read the bounce you can ask your opponent. Players are expected to answer truthfully. If it's "too close to call" you always call to your opponent's advantage. This just doesn't seem to be happening in pickleball.

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The most common issue I encounter is people staying on a court when others are waiting. I often hear them say “we just got here” because they assume it’s like tennis where you have the court for an hour.

Gotta say: I despise when the players on the next court use non-stop obscenities! I didn't go there to listen to their adolescent vocabulary, and it makes me feel like leaving. I'm glad it was mentioned as etiquette in this video, I just wish those people would watch.

How to become a pro pickleBaller in less than a year? Be a former pro tennis player or high-level division one tennis player

When talking about etiquette, everyone became so serious and tried to make a lot of complaints about someone who didn't follow, so how good are you of teasing others who maybe just new to the game ? We need education instead of looking down people.

You had me at “don’t be a jerk”

None of these tips, with the possible exception of walking behind a game in progress, require anything other than common courtesy. Don't blast the ball at a 90 year old. Don't be a dick and suck the fun out of the game.

Is it ok to bring a jar of pickles onto the court and eat them as you play against some learners? Or would that be unfair to people that are embarassed by phallic foods. Spear pickles or whole? Dill sweet or kosh?

I burn 1000 calories everytime I play pickle ball! It benefits so much to my cardio

04:42 what are those

is this ai generated?

i hate clickbait thumbnails

this boomer sure does love to follow rules

Elders RUN YMCA courts lol

A cross between mini tennis and badminton lol THANKS T-MOBILE TUESDAYS FOR THE RACQUETS AND PICKLEBALL!!

Why are you slicing your forehand return..... No high level is doing that anymore

hate when people talk to hear themself talk

The Young Kids ruin the game !!!

Play for the enjoyment of long rallies. Who cares if the ball is out or taken on a double bounce.