FREE GUIDE FOR PLAYERS 55+

Stay on the court.

The Pickleball Body Guide: seven body parts, and how to stay strong on the court and off it. The elbow section arrives right away, then a new body part every few days.

Almost every player I meet over 55 has the same story. They found the game, started playing four or five days a week, and then something started hurting. Elbow. Knee. Shoulder. Low back.

Very little of that is bad luck. It comes from a short list of specific, fixable patterns: how you load your legs on the third shot, what your shoulder does on the overhead, how much your hips actually rotate when you reach wide.

I'm a certified personal trainer and corrective exercise specialist, and I compete and coach on the court. This guide is what I've put together for players our age. For each body part: why it breaks down, the exercises that hold up in the research, and the gear that's genuinely worth the money.

Put your email in below and I'll send you the first section right away, then one body part at a time. It's free, and it stays free.

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One email to start you off, then a new body part every few days. Want a preview? Start at thrive55club.com/guides/elbow.html. No cost, no upsell, unsubscribe any time.

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    The series covers elbow, knee, shoulder, hip, lower back, wrist and hand, and ankle and foot. Each section explores movement, exercises and equipment for that part of your pickleball body.

    Dustin Davis — NASM Certified Personal Trainer and Corrective Exercise Specialist, and a competing pickleball player and instructor. Thrive55Club is a free community for active adults 55 and over. General education only, not medical advice; check with your physician before starting any exercise program.