INJURY PREVENTION

Stay injury-free with expert advice designed for pickleball players. These videos cover proven techniques to improve your strength, flexibility, and overall safety on the court. Learn how to prevent common injuries and maintain peak performance.

Click to Play

Ellen Csepe is a doctor of physical therapy with Train100, an online training program for pickleball players who want to get as strong as possible both on and off the court. In this video she talks about true strength training.

Click to Play

Ellen Csepe is a doctor of physical therapy with Train100, an online training program for pickleball players who want to get as strong as possible both on and off the court. In this video she talks about how to do a squat. Squatting isn’t just safe for our knees, it’s actually really good for our knees! People who are able to squat and do full depth range of motion, actually have healthier knees, are stronger, and are less likely to fall.

Click to Play

Ellen Csepe is a doctor of physical therapy with Train100, an online training program for pickleball players who want to get as strong as possible both on and off the court.

The deadlift is a life lift. It’s really important for improving the strength in your back, butt, grip, shoulders…everything! Strengthening your back with deadlifts helps prevent a myriad of injuries.

 

Click to Play

Ellen Csepe is a doctor of physical therapy with Train100, an online training program for pickleball players who want to get as strong as possible both on and off the court. In this video she talks about strength training for the Achilles.  The most important Achilles injury prevention exercise is to be able to do a standing heel raise.

 

 

 

Click to Play

Ellen Csepe is a doctor of physical therapy with Train100, an online training program for pickleball players who want to get as strong as possible both on and off the court. In this video she talks about avoiding falls. A very specific exercise that can help you avoid falling is the lunge. A lunge can be forward, it can be backward, it can be off to the side, and it can be a curtsy.

 

Enter Your Email

Access Exclusive Content

Enter the email address associated with your RPPA.org membership to verify your access to the RPPA Resources platform. Only verified members of RPPA.org can enjoy the resources available here.

Scroll to Top