After a life-changing spinal cord injury, Army veteran Twila Adams found healing, purpose, and power through adaptive sports—and fell in love with pickleball along the way. Now she’s leading clinics, inspiring players of all abilities, and proving that the court truly is for everyone.

Tired of getting steamrolled by aggressive players? Learn how to flip the script using soft blocks, resets, and mental game mastery.

When you live with chronic illness or feel like the “other” on the court, rec play can carry more than just physical weight. One player shares what it means to keep showing up—and how the right people make all the difference.

Pickleball Superstars is breaking down barriers for athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), making the sport more accessible, one swing at a time.

Adaptive pickleball is transforming the sport, making space for athletes with disabilities to compete, connect, and belong. From wheelchair tournaments to unified teams, here’s how inclusive play is changing the game.

From motocross to medals, Taylor Nichols is breaking barriers in adaptive pickleball—and bringing a whole community with him.

Pickleball’s fast rise in the Deaf community isn’t just about accessibility; it’s about ownership. With visual cues, shared culture, and growing tournament scenes, Deaf players are reshaping how the game is played. Here’s how they’re building their own space, and what everyone else can learn from it.

The transition zone doesn’t have to be a no-man’s-land. Learn how to turn it into your secret weapon with these strategy-packed tips from Neil.

Junior girls aren’t waiting their turn. They’re already shaping the sport: on side courts, in pro brackets, and with the support of parents who are all-in. Here’s what’s driving their rise and why it matters.

Billy Mauldin is building more opportunities for Deaf pickleball players, from international retreats to fully accessible coaching. His work with Deaf Pickler is changing how the game reaches new communities.

Adaptive pickleball is opening doors for players with physical and intellectual disabilities, but true accessibility requires more than just good intentions. From court design to financial barriers, here’s what’s working, where we still fall short, and how everyone can help.

The wrong footwear can lead to foot pain, fatigue, and injuries on the pickleball court. Learn the most common shoe mistakes players make, and how insoles like VKTRY can help protect your feet, improve stability, and keep you playing stronger, longer.

Queer women are playing a leading role in shaping pickleball, from grassroots leagues to the pro tour. We talked to players and leaders helping build inclusive spaces where visibility, safety, and belonging aren’t just buzzwords, but part of the game itself.

Ever wish you had an extra second to react on the court? You don’t need to move faster; you need to read faster. Neil breaks down how to watch your opponent’s paddle, feet, and habits so you can anticipate shots, slow down the game, and start controlling every point.

Pickleball has a reputation for being welcoming, but for many LGBTQ+ players, inclusion isn’t guaranteed. This Pride Month, we’re sharing honest stories, real barriers, and ways we can all help build safer, more affirming courts.

A private indoor court. A modern mountain lodge. And zero court wait times. Luxe Pickleball Club is redefining the pickleball getaway, and early access closes June 24.

Pickleball is growing fast, but not everyone feels welcome on the court. From access and affordability to representation and culture, here’s what’s still standing in the way, and what we can do to fix it.

Struggling with your backhand? You’re not alone. These four pickleball drills will help you add spin, control, and confidence to the shot most players avoid.

The APP Tour’s Next Gen Series didn’t just launch a youth program; it helped reshape how pickleball supports young players. Here’s how it all started, why it still matters, and where junior development is headed next.

Why do some players love singles even though it’s brutal, lonely, and straight-up exhausting? Senior pro Gina Cilento breaks down what keeps her coming back, and how you can sharpen your singles game.