From the Playground to the Pickleball Courts, High Schoolers Are Coming

Post-Error Slowing: How Anna Leigh Waters Uses Neuroscience to Dominate

  ​Post-error slowing is a neurological phenomenon that makes you slower and more error-prone after a mistake. Anna Leigh Waters exploits this weakness in her opponents by controlling tempo between points.the  Read More  The Dink Pickleball 

Why Your Opponents Are Too Comfortable Against You (And How to Fix It)

  ​If your opponents feel too comfortable, your pickleball improvement has stalled at the ceiling level. Here is exactly how to fix that with variety and pressure.  Read More  The Dink Pickleball 

5 Signs You’re Ready to Move Up a Pickleball Skill Level

  ​Your pickleball skill level usually changes weeks before you notice it. These five signs, drawn from cognitive science on skill acquisition, tell you when you’re ready to play up.  Read More  The Dink Pickleball