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Same. I play once or twice a month when some friends that play weekly need a 4th. I still don’t understand all the rules and scoring, and definitely prefer tennis, but there are worse things to be doing after work.
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2024-07-07
My issue that access to tennis is easy at my Florida condo and pickleball access is easy when I am back north summers. Neither sport access is easy in both locations. Wondering if playing both is realistic for recreational.
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2024-07-07
You are able to adjust between the 2 comfortably?
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2024-07-07
Not really. I’m not very good at pickleball because I use my normal Tennjs swing, which doesn’t always work in that game. I don’t play enough for it to effect my Tennjs negatively.
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2024-07-07
BLASPHEMY!
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2024-07-07
In my Florida HOA we have top quality courts, leagues, coach, all included in the expensive fees. A few pickleball courts were added as an afterthought by the builder, which are now jammed. Fit retirees get back back into racket sports with pickleball first, but look over at the empty tennis courts which look gorge...
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2024-07-07
I have a tennis partner who played loads of racquet/paddle sports before getting into tennis. He's very good at tennis now even though he hasn't played for a long time. His suggestion to me, when I told him my job was starting pickleball lessons during lunch, was that it would probably improve my tennis game even thoug...
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2024-07-07
Yes, although tennis takes precedence and I just do open play pickleball or with some friends. I take tennis more seriously. It’s not too difficult to go back and forth. You can’t really hit the topspin like in tennis. That’s a good way to hit straight into the net everytime. Although you can still put spin on it. 
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2024-07-07
Came to say this.
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2024-07-07
All the time! They’re two very different sports in my head, but physically are similar enough that I can kinda be good at both enough to enjoy them in different ways. I get really competitive playing tennis, I play it to get better and to win, and I love it for that. I play in a club every week for doubles and get si...
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2024-07-07
my old tennis coach actually, haha. Before he quit we made him a corny sign with a picture of him on it that said “born to play pickleball, forced to coach tennis” our team was all jokes, we miss him a lot
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2024-07-07
I play both regularly - 3 to 4 times a week and each. I find them pretty much complementary. Playing tennis really helps your movement and spacing and your groundstrokes for pickleball. The one thing I find is if I need to throw in some practice time for dinks and mid-court PB as tennis doesnt really help those. ...
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2024-07-07
Of course, i like having fun with my friends. Tennis is hard and not everyone has the time or patience to play it. Pickleball is easy and I can enjoy a racquet-adjacent sport with people i love.
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2024-07-07
I don’t play pickleball but I have tennis friends that do and love both. It gets a ton of meme-like hate here but if you enjoy both there’s nothing wrong with playing both. I play a ton of table tennis and it’s never affected my tennis.
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2024-07-07
Yes. I find it difficult to find tennis players around since taking a 10 + year hiatus. To play in a competitive league or drop-in play, I would need a club membership. I have other hobbies (Muay Thai and BJJ gym) that I'm committed to since coming back. Pickleball has a low-learning curve and almost anyone can start p...
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2024-07-07
I only play tennis. I've tried pickleball but I'd prefer to focus on one sport. Plus I'm too good of a tennis player to be playing pickleball. I like hitting the ball hard and through the court while in pickleball you don't feel the weight behind your shots and the strategy is to dink the ball just over the net.
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2024-07-07
For recreational yes I would say so but me being an advanced tennis player, I only play tennis, which makes sense considering how long it took me to reach this level of play.
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2024-07-07
I regularly play pickleball and tennis in the same day. I have a group of friends who like pickleball and another group of friends who prefer tennis. Lately I've been convincing the pickleballers to come try tennis, and we now have a weekly tennis group that is growing fast. In both groups, we often put on some tunes, ...
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2024-07-07
I was playing pickleball with a starter paddle from Amazon and it had a slick plastic surface. I was having to hit everything flat. Found a $99 paddle that has a textured carbon face (Vatic Pro) and it was a game changer. I regularly swing out with topspin that just barely clears the net and dips down inside the oppone...
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2024-07-07
I upgraded to a $60 paddle a couple years back. Not sure I want to invest more money. Still deciding lol. I still hit with spin, but it’s not as pronounced as in tennis. 
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2024-07-07
No issues. 
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2024-07-07
> Neither sport access is... Excuse me, but pickleball is NOT a sport, how dare you! It is a geriatric therapy made fashionable by wall street ad agency think tanks.
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2024-07-07
At this point I can't help but be curious, how is it that one could come to the perspective that pickleball is a 'sport'? For my generation, playing various sports was mandatory throughout school, and so the distinction between a therapeutic activity vs a sport is plainly intuitive.
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2024-07-07
like eating and shitting
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2024-07-07
How do you define a sport?
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2024-07-07
Sometimes I can get on board the pickleball hate train but this is unhinged lol
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2024-07-07
well not quite the same odor….
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2024-07-07
Just started pickleball because my wife wanted to join a team with social friends. Have only played a handful of times. It’s fun and easier to pick up as we all know. Actually got a little bit more of a workout than I expected and I have good cardio (and was playing indoors.) I Don’t find it nearly as satisfying as ...
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2024-07-07
Textured face. Noted
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2024-08-07
The tennis clubs in my area (summers) that don’t have waiting lists are $1000 plus to join. The public courts are a hunger games of waiting to play, no reservation system.
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2024-08-07
I find with rec tennis doubles, I have more time to relax waiting for the ball to return.
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2024-08-07
I stand corrected. neither “activity”
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2024-08-07
I myself find rec tennis doubles to be less cardio, i am not in good shape, and I find the clean contact of a tennis ball to be much more addictive.
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2024-08-07
It's not a sport, it's a game. Which is fine because games are fun. Apples and oranges. Or maybe grapes, tiny grapes.
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2024-08-07
I did a stint of singles pickleball (post-squash, pre-tennis) and it is one hard-ass game imo harder than singles tennis. I would do it again. I just think they need to invent a better ball.
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2024-08-07
I used to play pickleball a little but got bored of it quickly.
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2024-08-07
Pickleball, it's the grape nuts of racket games.
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2024-08-07
No just tennis. I don’t hate pickleball but don’t like it enough to play
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2024-08-07
I play an hour of pickleball and I think about leaving. I play an hour of tennis and wish we go to a 3rd set and even a tie break so I can play more. It’s just so much more challenging. 
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2024-08-07
Yeah for sure
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2024-08-07
It will never be as pronounced as in tennis, I agree. You are probably in good shape with your paddle. I just noticed a difference in upgrading my paddle from the beginner 4-pack of paddles that I got on Amazon, to one that has a grippier face.
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2024-09-07
I'm too good of a tennis player to be playing pickleball. Been stringing my own racquets for 15 years.
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2024-18-07
First day playing tennis today. Feeling amazing. Served 3 double faults in a row, full of blisters and absolutely worn out hamstrings. I recommend tennis to everyone.
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2024-07-07
I started two weeks ago, the first blister was on my thumb. Also, one and half hour of tennis is exhausting compared to 3 hours of padel. Im sure im gonna play a lot more and maybe even take lessons when i have some more spare time in the evening!
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2024-07-07
Courts unmarred by pickleball lines 😮‍💨
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2024-07-07
Just started this weekend... And start lessons on Thursday. I f*CKING love tennis. 😭
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2024-07-07
Same. I just don’t play enough. 🥲 ![gif](giphy|x63ZCTYXIET6FCmj54|downsized)
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2024-07-07
The only better feeling is when you take this picture on friday. Iykyk
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2024-07-07
Tennis is incredible for fitness. It's so much more running than other racket sports. I can easily burn 2k calories across 3 sets + warmup.
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2024-07-07
as someone who lives in a small town of a 3rd world country and has to get in big lines top play a bo3 games in the town's public court and because the other option would be paying a lot hourly in private clubs, I also love empty courts.
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2024-07-07
tennis has got to be the most fun sport you can take part in on the day to day basis
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2024-07-07
Those courts look well maintained, no cracks. Looks great
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2024-07-07
Ha! I played padel with some friends for the first time on the weekend for 1.5 hrs and they told me they were absolutely destroyed by afternoon. I was ready to play another 2 hours, felt like a warmup to me lol
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2024-08-07
Endless tennis
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2024-08-07
My court has pickleball AND basketball lines on it😒
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2024-08-07
I wish it was easier to find people to play with as a noob. The game is awesome but I can only beat up on my 5 and 7 year old so much. My wife tries but she’s somewhere between the 5 and 7yr old. The 5yr old is the best of the 3 😂
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2024-08-07
I just developed a really painful sciatica from playing tennis 7 days straight, with no break in between. I f*cking love tennis.
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2024-08-07
Yes, but also no, but also yes.
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2024-09-07
Beautiful courts!
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2024-11-07
I suck at tennis but I love it
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2024-12-07
My courts have tennis and HOCKEY lines??? Not seen a single person play hockey ever.
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2024-12-07
HOCKEY?!?! THEY ARE INSANE
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2024-13-07
Literally
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2024-07-07
Tuck the front arm into the chest and leap more vertically.
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2024-07-07
I would personally try to smooth out where the racket pauses at your shin. I would try to just keep it in motion going back or up. Being nit picky here. Serve looks good. Your knee bend looks nuts in a good way.
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2024-07-07
The follow through should be faster than when you hit the ball.
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2024-07-07
It is very hard to see anything, but you are serving on the deuce side, so to your left. However, your entire body moves in the opposite direction - to the right. Toss the ball a bit to your left to allow you to move in the direction of the shot. The other thing i find weird is that you are neither using platform no...
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2024-07-07
Consider lengthening your racket's follow through and letting it pass by your right hip. Having to stop your swing after contact may be working like an interruption in your flow and causing inconsistency. Following through past the right hip will also increase your torque, which will add power which ultimately means l...
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2024-07-07
Looks decent but you are out of balance and not fully pronating through contact. Keep working on it and you’ll build consistency!
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2024-07-07
Its not weird, that its not a platform or pinpoint. This is called a narrow platform stance and its used by Andy Roddick. Both of his knees turn backwards and his butt sits inside the baseline, this is perfectly fine and is what Ben Shelton and Sam Groth does for their loading position. You are literally commenting on ...
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2024-08-07
Ok, You may call this narrow platform. I call it pinpoint: [https://www.stack.com/wp-content/uploads/Championship+Wimbledon+2009+Day+Six+K\_cb0KAAjnOl.jpg](https://www.stack.com/wp-content/uploads/Championship+Wimbledon+2009+Day+Six+K_cb0KAAjnOl.jpg) But his knees definitely do not face backwards. They face sideways....
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google it.... bro... its either referred to as a narrow platform or wide pinpoint. Go learn first before blind commenting. No you are entirely focusing on his left knee bending first but the right knee also turns. at 0.02 both knees are fine before they push off, this is the important part, not how he gets there. He...
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2024-07-07
Not sure I can help but you clearly put your foot into the court before hitting the ball. Foot fault.
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2024-07-07
Thanks. I’ll keep that in mind :)
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2024-07-07
Your upper half is pretty good. And it’s good to land in the court after hitting the ball, but you’re doing it before contact. Just work on your foot movement. Maybe try planting your left foot on the line and just bring your right foot forward and then jump into the court after contact. That will still give you a simi...
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2024-07-07
Thanks for the advice. I’ll keep it in mind next time I serve 👍
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2024-07-07
Drag your back toe vs stepping forward. Toss, load, drag, strike. (Landing inside the court!)
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2024-07-07
You regrip your racquet during your motion. It’s hidden by your body but that is 100% not a continental grip.
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2024-07-07
Get at least two lessons with a coach — you really need someone to break this down in real time for you and address each step with video review, then later evaluate progress. This is going to be mostly a complete rebuild. 
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2024-07-07
set up is ok just dont move the left foot only and step in like you do after you make contact with ball
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2024-07-07
You need a more continental grip.
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2024-07-07
Can you elaborate on that ?
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2024-07-07
Conti grip. And keep a brick on the service line to prevent footfaulting when you practice
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2024-07-07
Hard to see in the video but it looks like you want to rotate one bevel on the racquet at least. Maybe two. In the continental direction. Looks like you have a forehand grip right now. Google continental grip for serving if you don't know what I'm talking about.
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2024-07-07
Will do, Thank you very much for the advice 🙏
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2024-07-07
Thank you very much for the advice 🙏
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2024-07-07
It’s got to be this. There are so many things to unpick about your serve technique it’s not worth you asking reddit. A coach will show you what to do, tell you what you are actually doing (because often you don’t even realise what you might be doing wrong) and give you a base to work from.
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2024-07-07
https://preview.redd.it/…eeade29 Correct
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2024-07-07
Actually looking harder, it’s pretty close to continental
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2024-07-07
Bro it’s perfect, keep it up!
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2024-07-07
There is a lot going wrong here. First do not walk while you serve. You plant your front (left) foot behind the baseline and you do no move it until you hop to hit the ball. Second, try to use your lower back to toss the ball, not your arm. Watch some videos about that. What most advanced players do is they extend th...
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2024-07-07
Thank you very much. I’ll take this into consideration 🙏
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2024-07-07
welcome! Enjoy!
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2024-07-07
You’re going too far forward with your body before hitting the ball on the serve
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2024-07-07
Your grip and contact point of the ball. You might think you’re doing continental but you’re not bc you’re not pronating through the ball. I think the ball toss can be higher so you’re not crunched up and really extending to maximize power. A lot of people talking about foot fault. Don’t sweat that one too much, supe...
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2024-07-07
Thank you very much for everyone who gave their feedback 🙏
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2024-07-07
Dude that's not garbage. I'll try to do a video of my serve tomorrow. I play Sunday mornings with my wife against my mother in law and her best friend ( my 2 favorite ladies besides my wife BTW ) and got told my serve was dog shit while getting complimented on how well the rest of my game has improved. I'll show all...
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2024-07-07
I’m waiting for the video 😂
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