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Introduction to Pickleball - Pickleball 101

Pickleball 101 is your quick start to pickleball fun.

This fun-filled, activity-based lesson will give you the practice you need to be able to start playing pickleball with confidence.

Designed for beginners to pickleball, go from giggles to glory - you’ll laugh, learn and play.

In Pickleball 101, you are going to learn to play pickleball by playing.

• You are going to hit a tonne of balls
• You’ll learn and practice the basics of the serve, return and volley.

You’ll learn the rules of pickleball and how to score, but this isn’t a theory lesson. The focus will be on what makes pickleball fun - hitting the ball back and forth over the net.

Plus you’ll learn strategies including:

• How to gain an advantage on your opponents, by giving you more time for your shots and stealing time from your opponents.
• How to position yourself on the court to make it harder for your opponents to win points

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Pickle Hub Pickleball Lessons Program

This Introduction to Pickleball is lesson 1 in the pickleball lessons program that comprises 5 easy lessons to master the basics and paddle your way to confidence.

1. Pickleball 101 - Introduction to Pickleball
2. Pickleball 102 - Applying Pressure at the Net
3. Pickleball 103 - Handling a Team at the Net Part 1
4. Pickleball 104 - Handling a Team at the Net Part 2
5. Pickleball 105 - Responding Effectively to a Drop

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New to Pickleball?

If you’ve never played pickleball before, or you’re new to pickleball, your first step is this Introduction to Pickleball - Pickleball 101 - Lesson 1. Once you’ve attended this Pickleball 101 lesson, you can progress to a Beginner Social session or continue the lessons program in Pickleball 102.

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🎒 What to Bring

All equipment is provided, including paddles and balls but please bring with you:

• 🥤Water bottle
• 👟Wear tennis shoes (or similar) with non-marking soles. No thongs or sandals.

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🏟️ Venue

Located at the Yeronga State High School, parking is available in the car park that you enter via Gate #8 located at the end of Oakwood Street.

On-street parking is also available on Oakwood Street then enter via gate #7 and make your way down to the courts.

View this page to see exactly where the courts are.