What we’re about
If anyone is looking for a fun new sport to try, let us introduce you to Pickleball.
It's not a new sport that just came out. People have been playing it since 1965. But in recent years, it has been rapidly growing in the Bay Area. There are lots of places to play around the Bay and more courts are being added.
Pickleball is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive sport for experienced racquet sport players. Don't need expensive equipment to start. It's a social sport (making new friends is just part of the sport). It will get you active. It can even be a good sweaty workout. You can choose to play competitively (leagues and tournaments) or just recreational.
Here is a link to explain what Pickleball is...
If you or someone you know want to give it a try, come join the group.
Experienced players: Message me and I can suggest open play times for you to join at Alameda (home court: Lincoln Park, 1450 High Street) or at other courts around the Bay Area.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Pickleball 101 - Intro Class at the HUB (Saturday)The Hub Sports Club, Alameda, CA
IMPORTANT NOTE: This FREE Intro Class will be at the HUB in Alameda. The HUB is a 15-court pickleball complex located at Alameda Point. Registration will need to be processed through the HUB website (link below). WEBSITE REGISTRATION REQUIRED TO ATTEND THE CLASS, NO DROP-INS ACCEPTED. Rain may cancel this event.
Space is limited. To sign up, go directly to the link below and follow instructions to register in the HUB website:
https://thehubpickleball.com/the-hub-sports-club/pickleball-events-the-hub-sports-club/
Click on Full Calendar. Choose the date of the class. Look for Pickleball 101 Intro Class and click on Book. Confirm the class date and time. Click Next. Click Create Profile and enter your data. You should receive a class registration confirmation.
Come and learn the basics of the fun sport Pickleball. During this 1-hour class, we will get you started with getting acquainted with the paddle and ball. Hit some dinks, volleys, groundstrokes and serves. Then, do a couple of practice games to go over court positioning, scoring, game rules and some basic strategies.
Equipment available if needed. Wear tennis shoes. Bring water. Also, bring sunglasses, hat and sunscreen, just in case we get assigned to the outdoor courts.
Hope you can join us and find out why Pickleball is a rapidly growing sport in the SF Bay Area.
