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🇺🇸 Elliott Schupp's rise: a grandfather-coach, strict limits on play and a first PPA title at 19

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Coachino Daily Digest · Źródło: Pickleball.com

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At 19, Elliott Schupp has a first PPA Tour title, won in Virginia Beach with Jaume Martinez Vich, and Pickleball.com has traced how he got there. Burnt out after a decade of baseball, he first picked up a paddle at 12, playing with his grandfather in Arkansas, and spent two to three years reaching a 4.0 level before aiming for the pro game. His grandfather capped him at two sessions a week early on to protect his enthusiasm and still coaches him, reviewing matches to find the patterns that win or lose points. Schupp now trains in Phoenix.

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Schupp's path is a strong case for patient development. Coaches of young players can copy the formula: limited volume early, regular video review and goals tied to skill rather than results.

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  • Elliott Schupp
  • Jaume Martinez Vich
Organizacje
  • PPA Tour

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