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WELCOME TO THE FLORENCE OREGON PICKLEBALL CLUB

WE PLAY MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY –  8:30AM UNTIL 11:00AM

COME JOIN THE FASTEST GROWING SPORT IN THE USA AND WORLD

So, if you’re seeking a fun, engaging way to boost your physical and mental wellness, look no further. Pickleball health benefits include: It’s a great cardio workout. It helps you stay sharp. It can improve joint health. It’s good for your heart. It can help relieve stress. It’s a social sport.

WE WILL TEACH YOU HOW TO PLAY

CHECK THE CALENDAR FOR UPCOMING BEGINNERS CLINICS

General Membership Meeting and Board Elections

 

When: Saturday, June 28th.

Time: 2:00pm until over.

Where: Siuslaw Public Library, 9th Street.

Meeting: Bromely Room.

Rent ME

This rental agreement is for $1.00 to rent a Florence Oregon Pickleball Club Member to exclusively have sole use of the ball machine, non-club members are not included in this agreement. 

Some common injuries that seniors can suffer while playing pickleball include:

Rotator cuff tear

The most common injury in pickleball, this can range from tendonitis to a full tear. It can cause shoulder pain, especially when moving or using the arm.

Ankle sprain

This can happen when the ligaments in the ankle are stretched or torn, often due to sudden changes in direction. Wearing shoes with good ankle support and doing balance exercises can help reduce the risk.

Plantar fasciitis

This overuse injury occurs when the plantar fascia, a band of tissue on the bottom of the foot, becomes inflamed and strained.

Wrist injuries

Repetitive swinging and striking motions can cause wrist injuries. Wrist injuries can also occur when bracing for a fall or getting hit by a teammate’s paddle.

Knee injuries

These include sprains, strains, patellar tendonitis, meniscus tears, and ligament tears. They can occur from the sudden stops, pivots, and jumps required while playing.

Elbow injuries

Also known as tennis elbow, this can happen in pickleball, but it’s less common than in tennis. It’s usually tendinitis on the outside of the elbow and can be treated by taking a break from playing for a week or two.

Achilles tendinitis

This can result from quick changes in direction and explosive movements.

Shoulder injuries

These can occur from overuse, poor technique, or inadequate warm-up practices.

General open play is Monday through Saturday 8:30am until 11am. This is for all player levels.

Rolling Dunes Park is located on 35th Street and North Siano Loop in Florence, Oregon 97439