What is the Transition Zone?

Robert Elliott
The transition zone in pickleball, also known as 'no man's land,' is the area between the baseline and the kitchen. Players often find themselves in this zone while advancing to the net, making it a challenging position that requires smart shot selection and quick movement to avoid being caught off guard.
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How to Score in Doubles

Robert Elliott
Pickleball uses a unique scoring system where points are only scored by the serving team. Learn how to keep score, understand the serving sequence, and reach the winning score of 11 points, with a required 2-point lead to secure victory.
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Volleys. What, When, Why and How.

Robert Elliott
Volleys in pickleball are shots hit before the ball bounces, typically used at the net. Use volleys to maintain offensive pressure and control the pace of the game. By striking the ball in the air, you reduce your opponent’s reaction time. To execute a volley, keep your paddle up, use a compact swing, and aim for your opponent’s weak spots to stay aggressive and in control.
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