What's up Pickleballers!! What's your #1 pickleball travel destination? I would have to say mine is Hawaii or Mexico, has anyone ever played in either spot? I mean, check out this view from the North Shore below

The growth of Pickleball in Kenya is impressive with the number of positivity #pickleball #International #pickleballislife #nairobikenya #Highlights #pickleballcourt #diadem #selkirk

Who do you think can win against the Johns brothers? #PPA #Pro

Do the forehand topspin roll drop on your next game to impress your friends! #Tips #Pro

Would you like to play with the Selkirk 005 paddle or Selkirk 006 paddle? #Paddles #Pickleball

According to this review, the Selkirk 005 is not worth it. Will you be giving it a dink? #Paddles #PaddleReviews

Our #DaveBenz podcast is live now! Listen and tell us your thoughts in the comments below! Comment who you want to see next! #Podcasts

ALW talks about Momma Waters coaching her and prepping a strategy for her before every match! #Pro #PPA

Bye Fiber Glass "Just because something works, doesn't mean it can't be improved." A famous quote from Black Panther. Most of us have seen the rise of pickleball in India and all around the globe too. We have seen a drastic change in balls, court surfaces and rules too! But the thing I always have found most fascinating is the revolution in paddle industry.As we all know, the folks on Bainbridge islands started with wooden paddles. Thanks to Arlen Paranto we switched to composite paddles real quick. (Fun fact, Arlen Paranto was the first one to introduce us non wooden paddles. His earlier paddles were edgeless, the same as we see now!) After composite paddles came the era of fiber glass paddles. Now I cant rank any of these according to their importance but this is my personal favourite. The earlier fiber glass paddles like Selkirk S1Cs and the Prime series are one of the most significant ones. The fiber glass paddles were the direct competitors to the carbon paddles, the carbons though at the time were a bit heavier and could not deliver that great of a sweet spot. So the fiber glass paddles had a good run atleast for a while but weren't the best ones yet. And now we have the carbon fibers everywhere for a couple of reasons. Firstly, the carbon offers more grip to the ball and allows the ball to stay on the paddle for a while, the carbon also offers really deep spins and slices which are love of doubles players these days. Not so important, but the carbon fiber paddles are really light weight and have better weight distribution. If a manufacturer is looking for a new paddle these days, they will not even think of a fiber glass paddles because of its costs, less durablity, weight, overall perfomance and popularity amongst the players. So I believe we can say that its about time we say good bye to any new fiber glass paddles and grow up up and start using wooden paddles again :)

Christian Alshon believes that strategy is vital to contend with the best pros in the world! This probably can help you take the next step in your pickleball journey as well, by implementing a better strategy, regardless of what level you play in. #tips #PPA

Happy 4th of July! We hope everyone is celebrating with some #Pickleball ! Thank you to all who engage in pickleball discussions here and continue to help our community grow!

Anna Leigh Waters talks about her motivation to play Pickleball! What a wonderful reason, motivated simply by the love for Pickleball! #Podcasts #MLP