Pickleball Beginner Clinics at Shelby County: The Shelby County Pickleball Association (SCPA) is making waves in the local community by offering clinics tailored for those eager to dive into the fastest-growing sport in the United States—pickleball. As more people across the country pick up paddles, Shelby County is no exception, with the SCPA leading the charge to introduce new players to the game.
Beginner Clinics on the Horizon
Starting August 20, the SCPA will host a six-week series of beginner clinics, running from 6 to 7:30 p.m. These sessions are designed to provide newcomers with the fundamentals they need to enjoy the game. Clinics for intermediate players will be announced in 2025, according to the SCPA. Membership comes with perks, as the clinics are free for those who have paid the annual $25 fee. Non-members can join the clinics for $40.
How to Get Involved
In addition to the clinics, the SCPA league kicks off on August 19, offering another avenue for players to engage in the sport. Interested participants are encouraged to sign up through the SCPA’s official website, making it easier than ever to get involved in the local pickleball scene.
News in Brief: Pickleball Beginner Clinics at Shelby County
The Shelby County Pickleball Association (SCPA) is offering beginner pickleball clinics starting August 20. The six-week program, running from 6 to 7:30 p.m., aims to introduce newcomers to the sport. Clinics are free for SCPA members, who pay an annual $25 fee, and $40 for non-members.
Clinics for intermediate players are planned for 2025. The SCPA league will begin on August 19, providing additional opportunities for engagement. To participate, players can sign up on the SCPA’s official website.
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