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Hi! Is there a link that you can share for the racks that you guys use? Thanks!

If playing doubles, doesn't the same 4 always end up playing together?

What is the etiquette for a single player wanting to join doubles?

What ideas do you have for indoor play, no wall or fence to attach to?

Excellent

This assumes people come off after 11...

Mind blown.

That was so helpful, interesting and informative. Thank you so much 😊

I personally use Merrell Moab hiking shoe for pickleball. I play pickleball 3 times a week, 3 hours each time and they give me great support to not roll my foot and hurt my ankle.

I have a little arthritis in my hips. I'm looking for the court shoe with the absolute best shock absorption/ cushion.

Good advice! Thank you.

Can you use cross-training shoes for tennis and pickleball?

On the serve is the server suppose to call the score or can his partner call the score

I play ALL the balls unless I see them clearly out. I always give my opponent the benefit of the doubt making the calls. I come from tennis and unless you call the ball out, the ball is good. I thank you for giving us the rule changes and the drop video on adding spin to the ball by dropping down. I will need to practice that to use in a game. I am a beginner just learning the basics. Thank you for covering the rule changes.

Allowing the call of the score while serving is a bad rule. I want to hear the score clearly before it's muffled by the crack of the ball or I don't returning it.

Calling score is so silly.

What is proper decorum if they call the wrong score during the serve?

This advice works for most people but not all. I have strong ankles but problem knees. Court shoes are too rigid for me, my feet and knees always hurt after games. It’s like running on a brick. I’ve tried Kswiss and Asics brands. I wear Merrell trail runners ( not regular running shoes) They are more flexible but have lateral stability and keep your foot in a neutral position. I also play on the balls of my feet and find that easier in a flexible shoe.

Umm sneakers !!!

What are you trying to do with the. Let serve and calling score while serving ? Speeding up the game. Not a good thing

Try not to lean/fall back when you serve. You lose pace, accuracy, and balance... You should be leaning forward as you strike the ball.

Five Star advice. If you wan't the best pair of Pickleball shoes for your feet start here. ★★★★★

Calling a ball in/out when it's that close to the line whilst playing, is pretty hard. No wonder there are so many disputes (and grumpy players) on court !

Well explained thanks!

The hole of the ball has to be past the line to be out . ... not the center of the ball but the diameter of the ball.

When u drop serve if you don’t like it dropped and don’t touch can you start again and how many chances do you have? Pls let me know thanks

One item that you displayed was for players who could not utilize their left arm to deliver the ball. You showed the serve where the ball lay on the face of the paddle then was allowed to drop to the surface for the serve. I have been under the impression that this paddle lay serve was available for all players, with or without any disability. The reason for my query is that I have witnessed players who have allowed the ball to lay flat on the paddle, then generate some topspin on the ball prior to the ball landing on the surface, and then follow through with a topspin serve. Having some topspin prior to launching the ball gives a server an advantage. I am curious whether the intent of the new ruling was for the ball to simply fall from the paddle without allowing the server to generate spin.

Drop serve is a great addition to the game It’s challenging and fun. I hope it becomes the permanent part of the game

Who is making the call? If your opponent is calling close balls out then return the favor!

If the gap is too thin, call it in!

Should have mentioned that the drop serve ball can be dropped in the court as long as your feet don't step in before contacting the ball.

Can one throw the ball up in the air then hit it as it rises from the ground?

If a player uses the old method of serving, do the old rules (below navel, upward arc, paddle no higher than wrist at impact) still apply? In other words, does the elimination of these rules only apply when doing the drop serve?

great video!

What recourse does the receiving team have if the sever calls an incorrect score just before serving, with no time for the receiver to stop and correct the score before play begins? Can the server turn his body to block the view of the ball being dropped, to disguise spin, etc?

Is it very obvious and definite that the ball must be dropped and not thrown upwards? Otherwise, I could see some tricksters trying to get the ball to bounce higher, to get it to spin more.

Question: Nos terrains de badminton sont transformés en terrain de pickelball (donc les poteaux plus haut que le filet). Si la balle frappe le poteau QUI EST FIXÉ SUR LA LIGNE et rebondit dans le terrain, est-ce qu’on continue à jouer?

Drop serves and let serves make the game much less playable for most players.

Very helpful, thank you.

The people making the new rules should be embarrassed! Dumb rules!

They took out the definition for service motion in the new rules. Maybe because if you miss the ball you can try again till your 10 seconds is up. It does allow for that quick serve that you demonstrated. It would be a bad habit if you play refed games, because you must wait for the ref to call the score.

So, question (and thanks for the video). If I drop the ball to serve, but it lands funny and bounces in such a way that I can't hit it. Is that a fault and I lose the serve? Or do I have 10 seconds to try again? (Just curious)

Great video! Thank you so much!!! One question. In rec play: Let's say the server throw down the ball instead of dropping it. After you mention it to him or her, are they allowed to say that they did not know they were doing it wrong and serve again or do they simply loose the serve? Thanks again.