Why Pickleball Over Tennis?

• Easier on the body – Smaller courts mean less running, making pickleball gentler on the joints.

• Quick to learn – Simpler strokes and gameplay make it more beginner-friendly than tennis.

• Social and fun – Doubles play encourages interaction and a relaxed atmosphere.

• Fast-paced enjoyment – No need for hours of practice to have a great time.

• Join the movement – Check out Picklepulse to get started with the fastest-growing sport!

Tennis has long been regarded as one of the most popular racquet sports, but pickleball is making waves, particularly among older adults and those seeking a less demanding alternative. But why pick pickleball over tennis? Let’s break it down.

For starters, pickleball courts are smaller—just one-third the size of a tennis court—meaning less running around. This makes it much easier on the joints, particularly for people who have played tennis for years and want a more manageable workout. Plus, it's easier to learn. Tennis requires mastering complex strokes, serves, and footwork, whereas pickleball uses a simpler technique with a smaller learning curve.

Also, pickleball is incredibly social. It’s designed for doubles play, so it’s more about having fun with friends rather than focusing on technical skill. If you’re seeking a quick game that doesn’t require hours of practice to enjoy, pickleball is your answer.

Checkout the Picklepulse range here to join in on the hottest growing sport. Click here to your find you pickleball paddle.