Midlothian Launches Pickleball 102: Midlothian will host “Pickleball 102 – Supervised Practice Drill & Play” starting March 8, 2025. The classes will run every Saturday from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM at the Chesterfield Technical Center, located at 13900 Hull Street Road. This program aims to help players prepare for Beginner and Advanced Beginner Leagues and Open Play.
Course Details and Requirements
This course is designed for participants who already have basic pickleball skills. To register, players must have completed Pickleball Beginner 101 or have at least six months of playing experience. If a player has significant experience, they can seek instructor permission to enroll.
The first session will focus on “The Short Game.” The second will cover “The Full Court Game,” and the final class will teach “Strategy for Winning Each Point.”
What to Bring and Equipment Provided
Participants should wear protective eyewear, court shoes, and sunscreen. The instructor, Linda Scott, will provide paddles and pickleballs for use during the classes.
Community Impact and Expert Insights
Linda Scott emphasized the importance of this program, stating,
“We want players to feel confident enough to join leagues and play openly.”(Linda Scott)
She believes the structured practice will elevate players’ skills and enhance the local pickleball community.
Looking Ahead
With scheduled rain dates set for March 29, 2025, the course aims to boost participation in local pickleball leagues. As the sport grows, these supervised practices will help develop more skilled players in Midlothian, fostering a vibrant pickleball community.
News in Brief: Midlothian Launches Pickleball 102
Midlothian will launch “Pickleball 102 – Supervised Practice Drill & Play” starting March 8, 2025, at the Chesterfield Technical Center. Classes will run every Saturday from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM, focusing on skill development for players with basic experience. Instructor Linda Scott will provide equipment, aiming to boost confidence for league participation and strengthen the local pickleball community.
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