The most common injuries come from either one-time accidents on the court (like falling or sliding in pursuit of the ball) and repetitive use injuries similar to tennis elbow or pitcher's arm.

Let's take a look at senior pickleball strategies. Body check: joint mobility, injuries, physical conditions. Know your own body, and what you can and cannot do physically. Warm-up: take time to ...

In pickleball, we see repetitive-use injuries, especially in the wrist and elbow, and sudden injuries from quick ballistic movements. Injuries commonly occur when lunging forward for a low shot, wh… ...

The most common types of pickleball injuries “Pickleball, while lots of fun, can sometimes lead to injuries such as sprains, strains and even fractures,” says Dr. Zwibel.

Hamstring injuries: Sprinting and abrupt direction changes can lead to hamstring strains. Elbow pain: Repetitive stress on the elbow can cause “pickleball elbow,” similar to tennis elbow, affecting ...

In pickleball, we see repetitive-use injuries, especially in the wrist and elbow, and sudden injuries from quick ballistic movements. Injuries commonly occur when lunging forward for a low shot, wh… ...

In pickleball, we see repetitive-use injuries, especially in the wrist and elbow, and sudden injuries from quick ballistic movements. Injuries commonly occur when lunging forward for a low shot, wh… ...

Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport and it's also popular with older athletes. All Things Considered went to the Florida Senior Games to find out why.

The most common injuries come from either one-time accidents on the court (like falling or sliding in pursuit of the ball) and repetitive use injuries similar to tennis elbow or pitcher's arm.