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A regulation pickleball net stands 36 inches high at the sidelines and 34 inches at the center. That two inch difference is intentional. The net...
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“You don’t need to be the fastest player on the court. You need to be the smartest.”
Coach Claire is the voice behind PickleHunt’s tips, strategies, and player-focused guides — all built around one simple idea: you don’t have to be the youngest, fastest, or hardest-hitting player on the court to play great pickleball.
Pickleball is a game of decisions. Where you place the ball, when you attack, when you stay patient, and how you position yourself can matter far more than raw power.
That’s what Claire focuses on: helping everyday players understand the game better and make smarter decisions on the court.
Through PickleHunt, Claire breaks down strategies into practical advice you can actually remember during a match — from smarter shot selection and positioning to handling common opponents, reducing unforced errors, and recognizing patterns before the point gets away from you.
Whether you’re trying to become more consistent, keep up with younger opponents, or simply win more of those frustrating close games, the goal is the same:
Play with a plan. Make every shot have a purpose. And enjoy getting better at the game you love.
A regulation pickleball net stands 36 inches high at the sidelines and 34 inches at the center. That two inch difference is intentional. The net...
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