• The Journey from Racquetball to Pickleball with 20x44 Sr. Pro Jim Bronson

  • May 18 2024
  • Length: 43 mins
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The Journey from Racquetball to Pickleball with 20x44 Sr. Pro Jim Bronson

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  • In this episode of 20x44 Life, we welcome Jim Bronson, a seasoned player who transitioned from racquetball to pickleball. Jim shares his journey, challenges, and the growth of the pickleball community in Toledo. Tune in for insights on the National Pickleball League (NPL), tips for new players, and the evolution of pickleball tournaments.

    Highlights:

    • Introduction to Jim Bronson and his background in racquetball.
    • Transition to pickleball and the differences between the two sports.
    • Growth of the pickleball community in Toledo, Ohio.
    • Jim's journey through the NPL Combine and team draft.
    • Insights into the team dynamics and structure of the NPL.
    • Discussion about the U.S. Open Pickleball Championships and the unique split age format.
    • Technical talk about pickleball paddles and equipment preferences.
    • Jim's experience with the 20x44 EL paddle and upcoming product launches.

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    • Visit our website at www.20x44.net for paddles and more
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