Free Registration and Limited Spots
Registration for the clinic is entirely free but is limited to the first 50 participants who sign up through this provided link. To complete the registration, participants must sign a General Liability Waiver. In addition to learning pickleball skills, attendees will have the opportunity to explore AARP’s six pillars for better brain health and discover exciting ways to get involved with AARP in Wisconsin. This makes the clinic not only an opportunity to learn a new sport but also a chance to gain valuable information about maintaining cognitive and overall health.
Event Details and Schedule
The pickleball clinic will be divided into three distinct sessions, each tailored to different aspects of the game:
- Session 1: Intro to Pickleball (5 – 6 p.m.) – This session will focus on introducing the fundamentals of pickleball, including basic rules, strokes, and strategies.
- Session 2: Pickleball Skills & Drills (6 – 7 p.m.) – Participants will engage in targeted drills and exercises designed to improve their skills and techniques on the court.
- Session 3: Pickleball Open Play (7 – 8 p.m.) – This session provides an opportunity for participants to put their newly acquired skills into practice during open play.
Each participant may register for only one session, ensuring a personalized and effective learning experience. With limited spots available, early registration is encouraged to secure a place in the session of your choice. This clinic promises a fun and informative experience, perfect for anyone looking to improve their pickleball game and connect with others in the community.
News in Brief: AARP Pickleball Clinic in La Crosse
The AARP Pickleball Clinic Tour arrives in La Crosse on August 5, offering a unique opportunity for players of all levels to learn and enhance their pickleball skills. Held from 5 to 8 p.m. CT, the clinic includes three sessions: Intro to Pickleball (5–6 p.m.), Skills & Drills (6–7 p.m.), and Open Play (7–8 p.m.).
Each 60-minute session will be guided by licensed instructors, covering warm-ups, techniques, and gameplay. Registration is free but limited to the first 50 participants who sign up and sign a General Liability Waiver. Attendees will also learn about AARP’s brain health pillars and local involvement opportunities.
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