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‎11-06-2021 15:24

‎11-06-2021 15:24

Hello Fitbit.  Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America.  I'd sure love to see it added to the list of sports/activities.  It's not tennis, it's not table tennis, it's not badminton, it's not racquetball.  I play just about everyday, when I'm not playing I'm teaching it to new players.  I think it's well past time for it to be added to the lexicon of available options.  Pickleball to the People!!

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‎11-06-2021 18:38

‎11-06-2021 18:38

I think every place where you can pickleball must drill it into every player that it is the fastest growing sport in America.  Every mention I have ever see of pickleball stresses that.  I've got nothing against pickleball, but every time I see that mentioned, I think to myself that if it went from 2 players one year to 3 players the next, that would be a 50% growth in just one year.  Not sure growth is the best measure of popularity.

However, I certainly would have no problem with it being added as an exercise shortcut.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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