DO YOU WISH TO PLAY PICKLEBALL AS A SENIORS TO KEEP FIT? THEN, THIS GUIDE IS FOR YOU. Pickleball is a paddleball game that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. Two or four players use solid paddles to smash a perforated polymer ball with between 26 and 40 round holes across a net. The size and design of a badminton court, and the net and regulations, are identical to those of tennis, with a few exceptions. Pickleball was created as a backyard pastime for children in the mid-1960s. Its prominence amongst community organizations, physical education programs, public parks, private health clubs, YMCA facilities, and residential facilities may be attributed to the game's expansion. Each year, thousands of pickleball events (tournaments) are staged in the United States, such as the United States Pickleball National Championships, the United States Open Pickleball Championship, Major League Pickleball, and other international championships. In this guide, you will learn how to get started with playing pickleball, how to choose a certified pickleball coach, what to expect in your first lesson, choosing a pickleball paddle, and choosing comfortable pickleball shoes and so much more. Here is a snippet of what you stand to learn in this guide: How to get started History of pickleball How to choose a certified pickleball coach What to expect in your first lesson Pickleball Do's and Don'ts Pickleball Technique Best Practices Tips and tricks to playing pickleball Choosing a Pickleball Paddle Pickleball Paddles: A Brief History Composite Pickleball Paddles Pickleball Paddle Cores Polymer Core Pickleball Paddles Nomex Core Pickleball Paddles How to choose a pickleball paddle Choosing comfortable pickleball shoes How to practice playing pickleball Practicing by yourself Practicing with a partner Glossary of pickleball terms Know the rules How to become a better doubles player *****And Lots More****** Click on the Orange BUY NOW WITH 1-CLICK b