Pickleball Course at Kingsport Parks: As pickleball’s popularity surges nationwide, the Kingsport Parks and Recreation Department is stepping up to accommodate the influx of interest. The department is introducing a new beginner’s pickleball course to help locals and newcomers quickly get into the game. This initiative aims to capitalize on the sport’s growing appeal by providing an accessible entry point for new players.
Course Details and Schedule
The beginner’s course will be held at the Riverview Pickleball Courts, starting August 29. Sessions will take place every Thursday evening from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., with a brief hiatus on September 19. The classes, priced at $30 for city residents and slightly higher for non-residents, are open to individuals aged 14 and up.
Learning Experience
Participants will receive a thorough introduction to pickleball, including rules, serving techniques, return serves, and the “dinking” shot. All necessary equipment will be provided, ensuring that players can focus solely on learning the game.
Registration Information
Prospective players are encouraged to register early to secure their spots, as spaces are expected to fill quickly. Registration can be completed online via the direct link or the Connect Kingsport app. This initiative reflects Kingsport’s commitment to embracing the pickleball boom and fostering a vibrant, engaged community.
News in Brief: Pickleball Course at Kingsport Parks
Kingsport Parks and Recreation is launching a new beginner’s pickleball course starting August 29, catering to the sport’s growing popularity. Held at Riverview Pickleball Courts, the classes will run every Thursday evening from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., with a short break on September 19.
Open to individuals 14 and up, the sessions cost $30 for city residents and more for non-residents. Participants will learn pickleball fundamentals, including rules and techniques, with all equipment provided. Registration is open through a direct link or the Connect Kingsport app. Spots are expected to fill quickly, so early registration is advised.
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