Adaptive Pickleball Program: The City of Chandler is hosting a unified adaptive pickleball program for individuals with disabilities. The sessions start on November 18, 2025, and run every Tuesday until January 27, 2026. Classes take place from 7:00 p.m. to 7:50 p.m. at Arrowhead Meadows Park Pickleball Courts, located at 202 S Boston in Chandler.
Designed for Special Olympics Preparation
This program helps athletes learn and play pickleball while preparing for Special Olympics Arizona competitions. Participants can bring their own unified partners to play alongside them. For those without paddles, equipment will be provided on site. The program is led by trained Recreation Staff from the City of Chandler.
Easy Registration and Support
Registration is required, and participants must apply for the payment plan to avoid fees, as the Recreation Adaptive Division (RAD) covers all registration costs. This program creates an inclusive and supportive space for individuals with disabilities to improve their pickleball skills, stay active, and build community.
News in Brief: Adaptive Pickleball Program
Chandler’s adaptive pickleball program runs weekly from November 18, 2025, through January 27, 2026. It welcomes individuals with disabilities to learn pickleball, prepare for Special Olympics, and play with unified partners at Arrowhead Meadows Park. Equipment and registration fees are covered.
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