PickleCon aims to provide a variety of opportunities in one location, and this extends to our clinics. We will have a diverse array of coaches and topics that will be available throughout the weekend for those who want to learn a specific skill, interact with a desired pro player, brand, or just sample a mini camp before committing to a full one later in the year.
*Click on any clinic to see a brief description of what to expect with that topic.
8-9 a.m.
Tailored for players who have progressed beyond the beginner stage and are looking to further develop their skills across all aspects of the game. Offering a comprehensive curriculum designed to refine technique, enhance strategy, and elevate overall performance on the pickleball court.
9-10 a.m.
Struggling with players who just crush the ball? This clinic will teach you how to stay calm, stay safe, and take control. You'll learn proper blocking techniques, soft resets, and how to recognize when to counterattack or just reset the point. We’ll break down the angles and body positions that help absorb pace and shift momentum back in your favor. Drills will focus on live-fire scenarios so you can practice under pressure. Ideal for players who want to stop getting overpowered and start owning the kitchen.
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Tailored for players looking to master the art of playing at the kitchen (also known as the non-volley zone), a critical aspect of strategic finesse and control in pickleball. This class goes beyond basic kitchen play techniques and focuses on advanced strategies for dominating the kitchen, maintaining control of the net, and dictating the pace of the game.
12-1 p.m.
Designed for players who want to improve their skills and understanding of playing at the kitchen line (also known as the non-volley zone). This class focuses on developing the necessary techniques, strategies, and court positioning for effective and confident play in the kitchen, a critical area for controlling the pace of the game and setting up winning shots.
1-2 p.m.
The lob is one of the most underused—but effective—weapons in pickleball when used correctly. This clinic covers both offensive and defensive lobs, helping you recognize the right time to lob and how to execute it with control and spin. You'll also learn how to read and defend lobs from your opponents. We’ll break down footwork, positioning, and when to reset versus attack. Great for players looking to add variety to their game and frustrate hard-hitting or overly aggressive teams. Recommended for intermediate players and above.
2-4 p.m.
Builds the five most important skills for intermediate players: serving, returning, third shot drops/drives, transition resets, and NVZ dinking. We’ll break each one down with targeted drills and help you understand when and how to use them in a match. You'll develop better control, consistency, and confidence in your shot selection. This is a great clinic for players looking to move from 3.0 to 3.5 or solidify their 3.5 game. Come ready to learn, drill, and connect the dots between skills and strategy.
8-9 a.m.
is tailored for players who have progressed beyond the beginner stage and are looking to further develop their skills across all aspects of the game. Offering a comprehensive curriculum designed to refine technique, enhance strategy, and elevate overall performance on the pickleball court.
Tailored for players who want to master the art of dinking, a crucial aspect of finesse and control in pickleball. This clinic is designed to take participants beyond basic dinking techniques and explore advanced strategies for winning points through precise and strategic net play.
Ready to take on the challenge of singles pickleball? This clinic covers all aspects of the singles game, from serve and return depth to how to recover and defend wide angles. You'll learn how to move efficiently, hit with intent, and maintain control without a partner to rely on. We’ll also cover when to attack, when to stay patient, and how to use the whole court to your advantage. Great for players who want to compete in singles tournaments or improve their overall fitness and court coverage. Open to all levels with prior doubles experience.
9-10 a.m.
Designed for players who want to improve their skills and understanding of playing at the kitchen line (also known as the non-volley zone). This class focuses on developing the necessary techniques, strategies, and court positioning for effective and confident play in the kitchen, a critical area for controlling the pace of the game and setting up winning shots.
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Designed for players who have a solid understanding of the game and want to further develop their skills through structured match play sessions. This class offers an opportunity for intermediate-level players to engage in supervised match play while receiving feedback and guidance from experienced instructors.
12-1 p.m.
Ready to take on the challenge of singles pickleball? This clinic covers all aspects of the singles game, from serve and return depth to how to recover and defend wide angles. You'll learn how to move efficiently, hit with intent, and maintain control without a partner to rely on. We’ll also cover when to attack, when to stay patient, and how to use the whole court to your advantage. Great for players who want to compete in singles tournaments or improve their overall fitness and court coverage. Open to all levels with prior doubles experience.
1-2 p.m.
Tailored for players who want to enhance their offensive skills at the net, specifically focusing on aggressive volley techniques. This class is designed to help intermediate-level players develop the ability to confidently and effectively attack balls at the net, applying pressure on opponents and dictating the pace of play.
is designed for experienced players who are looking to refine their skills through observation, analysis, and application in competitive match settings. This class provides an opportunity for players to engage in supervised match play while receiving personalized feedback and strategic insights from experienced instructors.
2-3 p.m.
3-5 p.m.
This high-level clinic focuses on the five most critical skills for consistent, winning pickleball: serve, return, third shot, transition, and NVZ play. You’ll fine-tune each element with high-rep drills and strategic application geared toward 4.0+ players. We’ll work on soft game control, reset under pressure, and intentional shot selection. The session includes fast-paced gameplay, partner drills, and feedback to help you make subtle but powerful adjustments. Perfect for competitive players looking to clean up mechanics and elevate their execution. The Foundational 5 is a must for sharpening your complete game.
8-9 a.m.
Designed for experienced players who are looking to refine their skills through observation, analysis, and application in competitive match settings. This class provides an opportunity for players to engage in supervised match play while receiving personalized feedback and strategic insights from experienced instructors.
builds the five most important skills for intermediate players: serving, returning, third shot drops/drives, transition resets, and NVZ dinking. We’ll break each one down with targeted drills and help you understand when and how to use them in a match. You'll develop better control, consistency, and confidence in your shot selection. This is a great clinic for players looking to move from 3.0 to 3.5 or solidify their 3.5 game. Come ready to learn, drill, and connect the dots between skills and strategy.
9-10 a.m.
10-11 a.m.
The lob is one of the most underused—but effective—weapons in pickleball when used correctly. This clinic covers both offensive and defensive lobs, helping you recognize the right time to lob and how to execute it with control and spin. You'll also learn how to read and defend lobs from your opponents. We’ll break down footwork, positioning, and when to reset versus attack. Great for players looking to add variety to their game and frustrate hard-hitting or overly aggressive teams. Recommended for intermediate players and above.
11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Tailored for players seeking to improve their ability to transition smoothly from the baseline to the kitchen, which is a crucial aspect of pickleball gameplay. This class focuses on developing the necessary skills, strategies, and court positioning to effectively capitalize on transition opportunities and maintain control of rallies.
12-1 p.m.
Struggling with players who just crush the ball? This clinic will teach you how to stay calm, stay safe, and take control. You'll learn proper blocking techniques, soft resets, and how to recognize when to counterattack or just reset the point. We’ll break down the angles and body positions that help absorb pace and shift momentum back in your favor. Drills will focus on live-fire scenarios so you can practice under pressure. Ideal for players who want to stop getting overpowered and start owning the kitchen.
1-2 p.m.
Mixed doubles is more than just court positioning—it's about understanding how to play to your team's strengths and cover each other’s weaknesses. In this clinic, we’ll cover movement patterns, stacking basics, and how to make smart shot selections based on your partner’s positioning. You'll learn how to neutralize aggressive teams, create openings, and communicate effectively during fast-paced points. Drills will focus on live-play scenarios and strategic point-building. Perfect for players who play regularly with a partner or want to feel more confident in a mixed format.
2- 3 p.m.
Designed for players who want to enhance their defensive skills and learn effective techniques for resetting rallies and blocking opponents' shots. This class focuses on developing the necessary skills, strategies, and court positioning to neutralize aggressive play and regain control of the point through controlled defensive play.
3-4 p.m.
Builds the five most important skills for intermediate players: serving, returning, third shot drops, transition resets, and dinking. We’ll break each one down with targeted drills and help you understand when and how to use them in a match. You'll develop better control, consistency, and confidence in your shot selection. This is a great clinic for players looking to move from 2.5-3.0 & 3.0 to 3.5 or solidify the next level of their game. Come ready to learn, drill, and connect the dots between skills and strategy.
