Beginning Pickleball is designed to instruct beginning pickleball players on the basic skills needed to play. The objective is for players to be able to go to a local pickleball venue and play with basic knowledge of how the game is played.
Over 5 or 6 weeks, students will learn the basics of pickleball play - court terms, proper grip, ground strokes, "dinking", "kitchen" line play, serves, lobs, play strategies, court protocols and etiquette.
Pickleball
Session 1
Location: McKinleyville Activity Center
Dates: March 6-27, 2024 (4 Weeks)
Day: Wenesdays
Times: 6:00pm-8:00pm
Who: Anyone 18 years or older
Fee: $50 resident / $55 non-resident
Register: Online Here or in person at our office (1656 Sutter Road)
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