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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

These "Frequently Asked Questions" or "FAQs" serve as an introduction to pickleball. If you would like to find out more about the sport, we will be happy to help you personally with specific answers. There may also be local pickleball groups or clubs in your area that you can contact. By the way, experienced players will be happy to provide you with information.

FAQs

Pickleball is a racket sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton and table tennis. It is played on a rectangular court (the size of a badminton doubles court) with a net in the middle.

The basic equipment includes a Pickleball racket, Pickleball balls and a Pickleball net. In addition Sports shoes with good traction is also an advantage.

Pickleball is usually played as doubles, but can also be played in singles. The aim is to hit the ball over the net so that the opponent cannot hit it back.

Yes, pickleball has specific rules, such as the counting method, the stroke technique and the dimensions of the court. The so-called "kitchen" is also very special - see the information in the rules of the game or use YouTube as a source. It is important to know these rules in order to play the game correctly.

Under the following link you will find the official rules of the gameor the Summary of the most important rules of the game.

Pickleball is a sport that can be played by children to seniors. It is known for its easy accessibility and adaptability to different age groups and fitness levels.

Yes, pickleball is an excellent sport for promoting fitness. It promotes endurance, agility, hand-eye coordination and muscle development.

Pickleball is characterized by lower impact on the joints and is therefore often more accessible than some other racquet sports such as tennis. It also encourages social interaction as it is often played in doubles.

Yes, pickleball tournaments are widespread worldwide. There are local, national and international competitions for players of all levels.

Absolutely! Pickleball is a beginner-friendly sport that can be learned quickly. Many beginners find it easy to have fun quickly.

Of course, the best place to buy them is from us 🙂 the largest pickleball online store with its own warehouse in Austria.

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Remember: It is important to choose high-quality equipment to optimize the gaming experience.

The life expectancy of a pickleball paddle can vary depending on the manufacturer, material quality and intensity of use. As a rule, pickleball paddles are designed to be durable and withstand many hours of play. Here are some factors that can affect the lifespan of a paddle:

  1. Material quality: Paddles made from high-quality materials such as graphite, carbon fiber or composite materials tend to last longer than paddles made from simpler materials.
  2. Frequency of use: The more often you play, the faster a paddle will wear out. Tournament players who play for hours every day will probably need a new paddle more often than occasional players.
  3. Maintenance: The Care of your paddle can extend its life. Keep it clean, check the Condition of the handle and the Edge regularly and protect it from extreme temperatures and moisture.
  4. Striking technique: Your hitting technique can also play a role. If you often hit your racket against hard surfaces such as the floor or wall, it will wear out more quickly.
  5. Manufacturer: Some manufacturers offer paddles with longer durability and Guarantees for a certain period of time.

In general, a well-maintained pickleball paddle should last 12 months to a year and a half or longer with above average use (several hours per week). Tournament players or very active players may find that they need to replace their paddle every few months, while casual players may be able to play with the same paddle for years.

It is important to note that signs of wear and tear such as cracks, dents or an uneven edge may be an indication that it is time to purchase a new paddle to maintain playing performance.

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