Sally Huss started playing Pickleball just a few months ago at the age of 81. She has already written a book on the sport. Given her background as a Wimbledon junior tennis champion, you might think the book would be on technique. Instead, Dare to Dink is a fun book that all readers will enjoy. We also discuss how philosophies from Tai Chi and dance therapy can help your Pickleball game. 

Dayne Gingrich is one of the top senior professionals in the game and he has incredible self-belief on the court.  However, a few years ago he has some off-court struggles where he almost ended it all.  This is a powerful episode where we talk about belief, self-awareness, and mental toughness. 

If you are a parent or a grandparent then you are going to enjoy today's episode as I talk with author Gerrie Lewis.  She has written an award-winning children's book about Pickleball which tells a great story and has beautiful illustrations.   

Steve Paranto is the first Pickleball Hall of Famer I have interviewed on the podcast.  We talk about who is being inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2021, the drop serve, and three advanced strategies to help your Pickleball game. 

From time to time I like to talk about things which are kind of off the beaten path.   Today Dotti Berry and Sally Marshall are going to talk about Bemer therapy and how it can help your recovery and healing from injuries.

Professional Pickleball player Thaddea Lock has a great story about how she started playing Pickleball.  Plus she talks about her three rules of Pickleball every player should know and the two-handed backhand. 

I  first connected with Mona Russell through the Pickleball Forum for Women on Facebook.  She signed up to be a mentor so in today's episode we cover how to start a Pickleball club and business. 

Wes Gabrielsen was told not to do three things when he first started taking Pickleball seriously.  But now all the professionals are doing those things including hitting slice shots. 

Laura Kemp likes to go all in for whatever she is doing and Pickleball has been no different for her.  Tear a ligament in her knee?  She plays in a wheelchair.  Retire from teaching science?  Become the Pickleball Manager for Chicken N Pickle in Grand Prairie Texas. 

Wouldn't it be great to know where the ball is going a split second faster?  Well Lukas McKnight from Vizual Edge talks about how you can improve your sports vision and game.