Want a more effective serve that actually helps set up the rest of the point? I just added a new premium video all about the serve inside the classroom. We break down the fundamentals that can help you create a more confident, more intentional serve — not just getting it in, but using it to make your next shot easier. Inside, we cover things like positioning, contact, body mechanics, and how to use your serve as a weapon instead of just starting the rally. If you’re a premium member, go check it out inside the classroom now. Not in premium yet? Unlock premium today and start building a smarter, stronger game. 💪

Hi everyone 👋 I’m Ashlee — welcome to Her Pickleball Playbook 💛 First and foremost - this community is about YOU and YOUR pickleball journey - thanks for including me on your journey!💛 👉 To kick things off, I’d love to hear from you: Hi my name is ___________. I’ve been playing pickleball for ____________. The ONE thing that I’d most like to improve right now (Confidence, positioning, consistency, strategy, communication, etc.) is _____________. (If you want to include a pic of you on the court - great! If not, no worries.) Drop your answers below 👇 I read every reply and will use them to shape the content inside this group. Thanks for being here — let’s get better together 💪💛

While Her Pickleball Pathway is still very new and I’m building out the video library, I’d truly love your input. Your feedback will help shape what comes next. 🙌 💭 If I could create a video that solves one problem that would change your game, what would it be? A few prompts if it helps: • Is there a shot you struggle with? • A strategy or situation that confuses you during games? • Something about positioning, confidence, or consistency you’d like help with? I’d also love to know: ✨ What are you looking for in an online pickleball group?✨ What do you hope to get out of being part of this community? Your answers will directly guide the videos and resources I create next, so please share! ⬇️

A very common mistake when players struggle with dinks is gripping the paddle too tightly. When you death grip the paddle, tension travels up the arm and actually slows your swing down. This reduces spin and makes it harder to control the ball. Try relaxing your grip pressure and allowing the paddle to move more freely. Better touch starts with less tension.

Sometimes pickleball takes you to some pretty amazing places. We were drilling and a helicopter literally took off right next to the court. Not something you see every day on a pickleball court. Just a reminder that drilling doesn’t always have to feel like “work.” When you find beautiful courts and good people to hit with, it becomes part of the fun. Where is the coolest place you’ve ever played pickleball?