The serving side has to let the return of the serve bounce once before returning the shot. The ball can be volleyed during rally only after the above two bounces. Winning Pickle-Ball will be the result of putting the ball where you want, controlling the tempo of the game, and keeping the ball in play. Size and strength are not major factors in who will win the game, because strategy and tatics tend to be just as important in the final outcome. Pickle-Ball is an ideal family sport as it is very easy to learn.
Mixed doubles are great fun with father and daughter trying their skills against mother and son.
Father versus daughter and mother versus son games will provide outstanding family entertainment and fitness. The fast volley exchanges increase the fun for players and spectators. Pickle-Ball is played by 2 or 4 players on a court identical to a badminton doubles court in size. Easily lowering the net to 3 feet on the badminton doubles court will convert it to a Pickle-Ball court. The game involves strategies that includes the lob, overhead, smash, passing shots by the opponent at the net and the fast volley exchanges.