In a previous article, we discussed how it might not be appropriate to rate pickleball paddles into the mutually exclusive categories of...

Dichotomy (noun), dī-́ʹkä-tə-mē – A division into two especially mutually exclusive or contradictory groups or parts.  In common pickleball parlance, paddles are...

In a previous article, we looked at the trampoline vibration mode of a pickleball paddle and attempted to model it like a...

Conventional knowledge suggests that pickleball paddles behave like tennis racquets, which have strings that are supported by a rigid outer “frame”.  When...

Conventional wisdom suggests that paddles with higher weight, lower stiffness, and higher PBCoR (Paddle/Ball Coefficient of Restitution) ratings will have greater power...

In a previous article, we discussed how the dynamics of your pickleball paddle contribute to the speed, power, and accuracy of your...

In several previous articles, we have shown that paddle power and topspin capability go hand-in-hand (see for example, Can Topspin Enable a...

In a previous article, we reviewed the technical basis behind the baseball / bat coefficient of restitution (BBCoR) and the pickleball paddle...