The santa cruz pickleball club is a wonderful example of what is wrong with pickleball.
The hyperbole and promotion of pickleball is at all time high; just like that of the yo-yo, hula hoop, pet rock, disco, the electronic pet and any other fad to come down the pike in the last 75 years.
The santa cruz pickleball club presents the following myths that will be debunked.
Here are the myths: pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the united states; that pickleball is full of warm, caring, intelligent, honest, and community oriented people. They tout the benefits of pickle ball as being equal to those of swimming, walking, waters aerobics and other sports, especially in reference to seniors.
The easiest place to begin the debunking of these myths is to explore the honesty of the santa cruz pickleball club and pickleball and their "mission to grow the sport".
You may, in any community in the united states, if you pay moderate attention to community development and resources, notice that your community has been inundated with pickleball lines on basketball courts, volleyball courts, badminton courts and tennis courts at the least.
You may substitute "santa cruz" to "my community" pickleball club. They are all templates of the same organizational and development protocols established by the people that want to "grow the "sport" of pickleball” so they can make mountains of money.
This is what marketers did with the hula hoop, yo-yo, electronic pet and pet rock. The difference with pickleball is that it will chew up your community resources.
We know it cannot be altered or taken down. It is as fact based as we can make it. The language is straightforward and not riddled with euphuism; they delete the potency of truth. We thought maybe it should be presented about pickle ball in general. We do not know that all pickleball clubs act in the same manner as the santa cruz pickleball club.
Hopefully, after this is posted, the santa cruz pickleball club will change its mode of operations.
Santa Cruz Pickleball Club Reviews
Santa cruz pickleball club
The santa cruz pickleball club is a wonderful example of what is wrong with pickleball.
The hyperbole and promotion of pickleball is at all time high; just like that of the yo-yo, hula hoop, pet rock, disco, the electronic pet and any other fad to come down the pike in the last 75 years.
The santa cruz pickleball club presents the following myths that will be debunked.
Here are the myths: pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the united states; that pickleball is full of warm, caring, intelligent, honest, and community oriented people. They tout the benefits of pickle ball as being equal to those of swimming, walking, waters aerobics and other sports, especially in reference to seniors.
The easiest place to begin the debunking of these myths is to explore the honesty of the santa cruz pickleball club and pickleball and their "mission to grow the sport".
You may, in any community in the united states, if you pay moderate attention to community development and resources, notice that your community has been inundated with pickleball lines on basketball courts, volleyball courts, badminton courts and tennis courts at the least.
You may substitute "santa cruz" to "my community" pickleball club. They are all templates of the same organizational and development protocols established by the people that want to "grow the "sport" of pickleball” so they can make mountains of money.
This is what marketers did with the hula hoop, yo-yo, electronic pet and pet rock. The difference with pickleball is that it will chew up your community resources.
We know it cannot be altered or taken down. It is as fact based as we can make it. The language is straightforward and not riddled with euphuism; they delete the potency of truth. We thought maybe it should be presented about pickle ball in general. We do not know that all pickleball clubs act in the same manner as the santa cruz pickleball club.
Hopefully, after this is posted, the santa cruz pickleball club will change its mode of operations.