“Pickleball Kingdom is the first indoor pickleball facility in Arizona and it’s actually one of the few in the entire country and it's one of the largest,” said Mike Rodrigues, founder/CEO of Pickleball Kingdom.
“Pickleball Kingdom is the first indoor pickleball facility in Arizona and it’s actually one of the few in the entire country and it's one of the largest,” said Mike Rodrigues, founder/CEO of Pickleball Kingdom, in an interview with ABC15.“The great thing about playing pickleball is that it’s fun, its interactive, its social, but there are some downsides… you’re in the sun, you’re in the wind,” said Rodrigues.
“You hear indoor pickleball [and] it’s kind of a misnomer… because normally it’s a gym that has indoor pickleball, meaning they put some tape on their basketball courts and then you’re kind of confused by the eight different colors of the lines on the court, there’s no back stops [and] the ball rolls 50 feet every time you miss it”, said Rodrigues. “Our facility is an actual dedicated indoor pickleball facility, where it’s with courts that are designed for.
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