IPTPA CERTIFIED RATING SPECIALIST WORKSHOP Snow Hill MD March 16, 2019

IPTPA CERTIFIED RATING SPECIALIST WORKSHOP Snow  Hill MD March 16, 2019
Join me (limited to 8 participants)

INTERNATIONAL PICKLEBALL TEACHING PROVESSIONAL ASSOCIATION CERTIFIED RATING SPECIALIST

Want to expanding your pickleball horizons,  the  IPTPA Pickleball  Certified Rating Specialist may well be your opportunity to do so. 

March 16,2019 Snow Hill MD,,  IPTPS CERTIFIED RATING SPEFIALIST PICKLEBALL WORKSHOP. See the attached flyer and register on the IPTPA Website. (limited to 8 participants).
Worcester County Department Of Recreation & Parks
6030 Public landing Rd, Snow Hill, MD 21863
March 16,  1:00-­‐‑5:00

There seems to be a trend among self-rated players of “over-rating.” Over-rating obviously causes many problems during organized play and clinics offered at designated levels. "Over-rating" also effects instructors trying to give everyone the attention they deserve for skills specific to level and to keep organized play fun and balanced for all.

The USAPA system is designed for players that compete in sanctioned tournaments.  However, as we all know, that is only a small percentage of the playing population. There are players of all ages and skill abilities that need an accurate rating.  However, many may not be able to obtain one due to lack of sanctioned tournament play.

Less experienced players often want to know where they stand in regards to skill level so they may accurately enter clinics, social play, league play or local competitions. Thus the need for the NEW International Pickleball Teaching Professional Association (IPTPA Rating System.  The "IPTPA" implemented rating system for use by certified IPTPA Rating Specialists (CRS).

The new IPTPA Rating System accurately rates players all over the country in a standardized manner, emphasizing the current progression of the sport of pickleball that the IPTPA promotes.

Players that have gone through an IPTPA rating session have a clear understanding of their strengths and weaknesses while having a better understanding of the path needed for individual improvement.

I will be attending this Workshop.  Interested inquires please feel free to email me:   bhdpal@verizon.net

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