LEARN TO PLAY PICKLEBALL THE COACH JOE WAY, THE "UNATTACKABLE BALL STRATEGY, " 4 WEEK COURSE

“WHITE MARSH PICKLEBALL”
LEARN TO PLAY THE “COACH JOE” WAY 
“THE UNATTACKABLE BALL STRATEGY”
“Joe Palmere Jr.”
 IPTPA PICKLEBALL CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL LEVEL II COACH
PTR/ PROFESSIONAL PICKLEBALL COACHING REGISTRY MEMBER
USAPA AMBASSADOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD

 Professional On-Court Coaching Service for beginnings thru experienced players wanting to advance their skills, and learn the “UATTACKABLE BALL STRATEGY,” while having fun in a “workshop style closed game play environment.” 

Each week players will receive a written “performance evaluation” of their stroke mechanics and shot selections that need improving. Homework drills 

One on one “Coaching” will be provided on an individual basis. 

Home Practice Drills, for correcting weaknesses, will be included in the written evaluation. 

*In additon to in-class coaching, Players Must be Willing to Practice these Drills at Home*
[Don’t waste time & money (yours & others) if you are not willing to practice at home]

Each player needs a paddle, 3 home practice balls, court shoes, and eye protection. Holabird Sports 9220 Pulaski Hwy, Bal/MD, 21220, (410-687-6400) MD has it all.  
(Nets and balls are provided) 

*As players progress, a “Pickleball Throwing Machine” will be used as the primary ball feeding source during on-court drills.
(Ages 21 & over, eight (8) players max per session)

WHEN: SEPTEMBER 10 THRU OCTOBER 4, 2018
*Session #1: 4 Weeks (Mondays & Thursdays 4pm to 5:30 pm). 
*Session #2: 4 Weeks (Mondays & Thursdays 6pm to 7:30pm).   
WHERE: Honeygo Regional Park Outdoor Pickleball Arena, 
9033 Honeygo Blvd, Perry Hall, Maryland 21128.
Registration Fee is $35 per session or $60 per both Sessions
Cash or Check Only, Payable at the start of the first class.  
To Register email “Coach Joe” bhdpal@verizon.net
Registration Closes Sept 9, 2018

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