A social lesson built around your group
Pickleball is at its best when you have people to play with. A group lesson gives everyone the same foundation, keeps the session active and makes it easy to organize another game afterward.
Instruction is adjusted to the group's experience. Complete beginners can start with scoring, serving and court position, while improving players can focus on doubles movement, shot selection and competitive drills.
Who group lessons are for
Couples and partners
Learn doubles positioning, communication and how to move as a team.
Friends and families
Build the skills and rules knowledge needed to start your own regular game.
Work and community groups
Enjoy an approachable activity that mixes instruction, teamwork and friendly competition.
What your group will learn
- Legal serving and dependable returns
- Scoring, rotation and the two-bounce rule
- Kitchen positioning and basic dinking
- How partners move together in doubles
- Simple tactics for longer, more enjoyable rallies
How a group session works
Quick introduction
We establish experience levels, goals and any mobility considerations.
Skill stations
Players rotate through serving, rallying and kitchen exercises with individual feedback.
Partner practice
Pairs learn court position, communication and movement through realistic doubles patterns.
Guided games
The group plays coached points so the rules and techniques become practical.
Group size and equipment
Small groups provide the most individual coaching and court time. Larger private events can be arranged with enough court space and advance notice. Paddles and balls can be provided, so new players do not need to buy equipment before trying the sport.
Call with your approximate group size, preferred dates and experience level. We will discuss a suitable session length and Vancouver court options.