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The Journey of

pickleball

The Journey

of pickleball

The Journey

of pickleball

pickle.

The BEGINNING of

The BEGINNING of

The BEGINNING of

Pickleball?

Pickleball?

Pickleball?

Pickleball was created in 1965 by Joel Pritchard and Bill Bell on Bainbridge Island, Washington, to provide a unique entertainment experience combining tennis, table tennis, and badminton for families and friends when they felt bored.

Pickleball was created in 1965 by Joel Pritchard and Bill Bell on Bainbridge Island, Washington, to provide a unique entertainment experience combining tennis, table tennis, and badminton for families and friends when they felt bored.

Pickleball was created in 1965 by Joel Pritchard and Bill Bell on Bainbridge Island, Washington, to provide a unique entertainment experience combining tennis, table tennis, and badminton for families and friends when they felt bored.

WHAT IS

WHAT IS

WHAT IS

Pickleball?

Pickleball?

Pickleball?

"By uniquely combining tennis, table tennis, and badminton, this sport not only brings intense matches but also creates a closely-knit community."

"By uniquely combining tennis, table tennis, and badminton, this sport not only brings intense matches but also creates a closely-knit community."

"By uniquely combining tennis, table tennis, and badminton, this sport not only brings intense matches but also creates a closely-knit community."

Why is it called

Pickleball

Why is it called

Pickleball

Why is it called

Pickleball

Two different accounts of the origin of pickleball: one from Joan and Joel Pritchard, combining different sports like a pickle boat in a navy fleet; and one from Barney McCallum, chasing the ball like Pritchard's dog, Pickles.

Two different accounts of the origin of pickleball: one from Joan and Joel Pritchard, combining different sports like a pickle boat in a navy fleet; and one from Barney McCallum, chasing the ball like Pritchard's dog, Pickles.

Two different accounts of the origin of pickleball: one from Joan and Joel Pritchard, combining different sports like a pickle boat in a navy fleet; and one from Barney McCallum, chasing the ball like Pritchard's dog, Pickles.

The development

of pickleball

The development

of pickleball

The development

of pickleball

Pickleball has seen significant growth in English-speaking countries like the US and Canada

Pickleball has seen significant growth in English-speaking countries like the US and Canada

Pickleball has seen significant growth in English-speaking countries like the US and Canada

Its appeal lies in accessibility, welcoming players of all ages

and skill levels

Its appeal lies in accessibility, welcoming players of all ages

and skill levels

Its appeal lies in accessibility, welcoming players of all ages

and skill levels

The growth is fueled by organized leagues, dedicated courts, and a supportive community.

The growth is fueled by organized leagues, dedicated courts, and a supportive community.

The growth is fueled by organized leagues, dedicated courts, and a

supportive community.

Pickleball has also gained traction through organized leagues, tournaments, and clubs dedicated

to the sport.

Pickleball has also gained traction through organized leagues, tournaments, and clubs dedicated

to the sport.

Pickleball has also gained traction through organized leagues, tournaments, and clubs dedicated to the sport.

With easy-to-learn rules and a competitive edge, pickleball has become a go-to sport.

With easy-to-learn rules and a competitive edge, pickleball has become a go-to sport.

With easy-to-learn rules and a competitive edge, pickleball has become a go-to sport.

Important milestones

Important milestones

Important milestones

1965

the beggining of pickleball

1965

the beggining of pickleball

1965

the beggining of pickleball

1967

Pickleball has officially been recognized as a sport.

1967

Pickleball has officially been recognized as a sport.

1967

Pickleball has officially been recognized as a sport.

1984

(U.S.A.P.A.) was founded in 1984 to promote pickleball.

1984

(U.S.A.P.A.) was founded in 1984 to promote pickleball.

1984

(U.S.A.P.A.) was founded in 1984 to promote pickleball.

1990

Pickleball was the play

1990

Pickleball was the play

1990

Pickleball was the play

2001

Pickleball was introduced at the National Sports Expo.

2001

Pickleball was introduced at the National Sports Expo.

2001

Pickleball was introduced at the National Sports Expo.

2009

The first national championship was held in Buckeye, Arizona.

2009

The first national championship was held in Buckeye, Arizona.

2009

The first national championship was held in Buckeye, Arizona.

2021

Pickleball: From Backyard to World Stage

2021

Pickleball: From Backyard to World Stage

2021

Pickleball: From Backyard to World Stage

2023

Pickleball has attracted significant attention from major sponsors.

2023

Pickleball has attracted significant attention from major sponsors.

2023

Pickleball has attracted significant attention from major sponsors.

EASY

Health

SUITABLE

Community

EASY

Health

SUITABLE

Community

EASY

Health

SUITABLE

Community

EASY

Health

SUITABLE

Community

EASY

Health

SUITABLE

Community

The rules

of pickleball

The rules

of pickleball

The rules

of pickleball

BALL

BALL

BALL

The Pickleball ball is made of plastic with a diameter of about 7.6 cm and has small holes on.


The ball used in pickleball is a perforated plastic ball, typically white or a bright color for easy visibility on the court.

The Pickleball ball is made of plastic with a diameter of about 7.6 cm and has small holes on.


The ball used in pickleball is a perforated plastic ball, typically white or a bright color for easy visibility on the court.

The Pickleball ball is made of plastic with a diameter of about 7.6 cm and has small holes on.

The ball used in pickleball is a perforated plastic ball, typically white or a bright color for easy visibility on the court.

Paddle

Paddle

Paddle

Made of wood, composite, or other materials, with a maximum length of 24 inches (61 cm) and width of 8 inches (20.3 cm).

Made of wood, composite, or other materials, with a maximum length of 24 inches (61 cm) and width of 8 inches

(20.3 cm).

YARD

YARD

YARD

Height is 36 inches (91.4 cm) at the sides and 34 inches (86.4 cm) at the center.

Height is 36 inches (91.4 cm) at the sides and 34 inches (86.4 cm) at the center.

Serve

Pickleball service rules are as follows: At the start, the server stands at the baseline and serves the ball over the top of the net and into the center non-volley zone.

Pickleball service rules are as follows: At the start, the server stands at the baseline and serves the ball over the top of the net and into the center non-volley zone.

Pickleball service rules are as follows: At the start, the server stands at the baseline and serves the ball over the top of the net and into the center non-volley zone.

The ball is served diagonally to the opponent and cannot land outside the boundary line or non-volley zone of the opponent's court.

The ball is served diagonally to the opponent and cannot land outside the boundary line or non-volley zone of the opponent's court.

The ball is served diagonally to the opponent and cannot land outside the boundary line or non-volley zone of the opponent's court.

Missed serve

and change

position

Missed serve

and change

position

Missed serve

and change

position

Pickleball rules state that if the server makes a mistake, the ball is returned to the teammate and no points are lost. If the teammate continues to make mistakes, the serve goes to the opponent, but the opponent does not get points because only the serving side gets points.

Pickleball rules state that if the server makes a mistake, the ball is returned to the teammate and no points are lost. If the teammate continues to make mistakes, the serve goes to the opponent, but the opponent does not get points because only the serving side gets points.

Pickleball rules state that if the server makes a mistake, the ball is returned to the teammate and no points are lost. If the teammate continues to make mistakes, the serve goes to the opponent, but the opponent does not get points because only the serving side gets points.

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