Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world for good reason – it’s a game that packs in a ton of benefits. Not only is it a blast to play, it does wonders for your physical and mental health. From improving hand-eye coordination to reducing stress, playing pickleball is an awesome way to stay healthy and happy.

Pickleball is a relatively new sport and evolving, so we’re all still learning and trying to understand the specific terms used on the pickleball court. But nothing helps you feel at one with a sport than using the right jargon. Here are some unusual terms and phrases you may hear in a pickleball game.

These two often-compared racket sports each have their staunch supporters. But which one is more challenging? We examine the similarities and differences between pickleball and tennis, to determine whether one is harder than the other.

Make a guess - how did pickleball come to be called pickleball? Does it have anything to do with pickles, which are cucumbers soaked in brine or vinegar? Is it named after a person or a pet? Did they eat pickles at the first pickleball game?

You may have heard of pickleball, the addictive sport that’s gaining popularity around the world. A fun combo of tennis, badminton, and ping pong, it's played with paddles and a plastic ball with holes. Everyone seems to be hooked and here are some reasons it could be your new favourite sport!

What is this curiously-named sport that has captured the attention, hearts and paddles of young and old, of competitive and casual players, and gained countless converts among racket game diehards? Say hello to pickleball, one of the fastest-growing sports which is taking the world by storm.