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May 1, 2020 Pickleball On HoldHitting the ball in such a way that it does not bounce away from the paddle but is carried along on the face of the paddle. More Well, what a crazy past couple of months. I think it’s fair to say that noA loud word(s) spoken by a player or
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I leave for the California Open on March 4 and that is the start of pickleball tournaments every single week through the end of the US Open on April 25. That’s a lot of pickleball. Partners are all set for … Read moreA Busy Two Months And My Pickleball Future The post A Busy Two
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Grand Canyon State Games And The Mesa PPA The past two weeks have been a whirlwind and an absolute blast. I’m on a Southwest flight back to Austin right now after spending two weeks in Phoenix playing two different tournaments … Read moreGrand Canyon State Games and PPA Mesa The post Grand Canyon State Games
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Entry of January 16-31, 2020 My First Tourney! I’m even closer to my first tournament than expected. I’m heading to Phoenix a week early to play a couple of events in the Grand Canyon State Games. I’ll be playing in … Read morePreparation For Mesa PPA & An Added Warm Up Tournament The post Preparation
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On Bainbridge Island, near Seattle, Barney McCaDum was known as a handyman. So two of his neighbors, Joel Pritchard and Williarn Bell, asked him to help refine a game they invented in 1965 as a diversion for bored children. The game was akin to tennis,but with a smaller courtThe area inside the outer dimensions of
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