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  • Hong Kong define sus cinco finales: Bright jugará con Waters y también contra ella

    Las cinco finales de Hong Kong ya tienen protagonistas y se disputarán el 25 de octubre a partir de las 13:00, hora local. Bright y Patriquin superaron por un estrecho margen a los hermanos Johnson, 11-2, 9-11, 11-9, y se medirán con Johns y Waters en dobles mixtos. Bright también hará pareja con Waters frente a Black y Jorja Johnson en dobles femeninos. Castillo se enfrentará a Dikosavljevic en una reedición de la final individual de Australia; Shimabukuro jugará contra Hunter Johnson en individuales masculinos. Johns y Tardio disputarán el oro de dobles masculinos ante Staksrud y Patriquin en Kai Tak.

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    Bright será compañera de Waters en una final y rival suya en otra. Esto permitirá al público comparar la compenetración entre compañeras y la capacidad de adaptación al enfrentarse a una rival.

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  • 🇭🇰 Khlif knocks out world No. 1 Haworth as top seeds fall in the Hong Kong Slam quarterfinals

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    Seeds tumbled in Friday's singles quarterfinals at the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam, PPA Tour Asia reports. Noe Khlif beat world No. 1 Christopher Haworth 13-11, 11-3 after losing their two earlier PPA matches, and Judit Castillo again stopped top seed Kaitlyn Christian, this time 12-10 in the third game. Second seed Chao Yi Wang also went out, to Andie Dikosavljevic. Federico Staksrud edged home favourite Hong Kit Wong in three games, and Ben Johns beat his brother Collin in straight games. Khlif now meets 15-year-old Tama Shimabukuro in the semifinals.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Two of the biggest names lost to players who had faced them recently. Scouting a familiar opponent and changing the plan can turn a losing record around.

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  • 🇸🇬 Sengkang bans pickleball on courts near homes and limits hours at the rest from November 1

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    Singapore's Sengkang Town Council will stop pickleball on courts close to housing blocks from November 1 and restrict the nine courts that remain to 10am to 7:30pm, Pickleball News Asia reports, citing an Instagram post by local MP Abdul Muhaimin. Residents chose the measures in a vote after noise complaints. Other town councils have already acted, from a court ban in Holland-Bukit Panjang to foam-ball sessions in Mountbatten. The site cites more than 700 noise complaints in 18 months as monthly bookings approach 8,000.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Noise is now one of the biggest limits on growth in dense cities. Programmes near homes can cut complaints with foam balls, sensible hours and courts sited away from residents.

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  • 🇭🇰 Hong Kong Slam draws set up a Johns brothers clash and a Hong Kit Wong rematch

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    The Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam draws are out, and PPA Tour Asia says the brackets bite early. Top seeds Ben Johns and Gabriel Tardio could meet eighth seeds Collin Johns and Len Yang in the men's doubles quarterfinals, putting the Johns brothers on opposite sides of the net. Home favourite Hong Kit Wong is projected to face Federico Staksrud again in the singles quarterfinals after losing to him 7-11, 11-6, 12-10 in Hanoi in April, and Kaitlyn Christian may meet Judit Castillo, who beat her in Brisbane. Play runs October 19 to 25 at Kai Tak Arena.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Early meetings between top teams reward squads that start sharp. Players heading to big events should prepare for strong opponents from the first round rather than easing in.

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  • Borneo International Pickleball Open opens in Kota Kinabalu with about 536 players

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    The first Borneo International Pickleball Open began on Friday at The Good Club in Kota Kinabalu, with about 536 players from Malaysia, Singapore, the United States, China and Taiwan. Permanent Secretary Datuk Josie Lai opened the three-day event, which ends on Sunday, October 18, and is run by Borneo Kelab Rekreasi Pickleball together with Megas Mind Creative & Development. The club's nine courts, six indoor and three outdoor, cost more than RM3 million and opened only last month, director Ryan Chu said. Hong Kong celebrity Hugo Wong joined Lai for an opening invitation match.

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    For clubs, this shows how a new venue, tourism partners and an international entry list can launch a first-year event at scale, a model worth studying before planning a destination tournament.

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  • 🇭🇰 Haworth tops the Hong Kong Slam seeds as Asia's first 1500 event takes shape

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    PPA Tour Asia has named the seeds for the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam, its first 1500-level event and the 2026 finale, played at Kai Tak Arena from October 19 to 25. Champions earn 1,500 ranking points from a purse of up to US$1.1 million. World No. 1 Christopher Haworth leads the men's singles on his Asia debut, ahead of Federico Staksrud, and home favourite Hong Kit Wong is seeded seventh. Kaitlyn Christian heads the women's singles, while Ben Johns and Gabriel Tardio, Anna Leigh Waters and Anna Bright, and Waters with Johns top the doubles.

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    A Hong Kong crowd will see Hong Kit Wong seeded among the world's best, a useful signal for Asian juniors that a local champion can earn a place at this level.

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  • Johns and Tardio secure Hong Kong men’s doubles final place

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    Ben Johns and Gabriel Tardio have advanced from the Hong Kong Slam men’s doubles semifinals. Official results show that they beat Tama Shimabukuro and JW Johnson, taking the opening game 11–7 and the next 11–6. The defeated pair had won their quarterfinal in straight games. This confirms a final berth, not a title. The displayed date records our verification of official results, not a news article’s publication.

    Análisis de Coachino

    For doubles preparation, review the partnership’s full run and the next opponent separately. A clean semifinal result still leaves another match to plan for.

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  • Castillo beats doubles partner Kunimoto to reach Hong Kong singles final

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    Judit Castillo has reached the Hong Kong Slam women’s singles final after defeating Kiora Kunimoto, her partner in the women’s doubles draw. The official semifinal record lists victories of 11–8 and 11–7. The next pairing is against Andie Dikosavljevic, with no completed final score available in the reviewed record. The displayed date records our verification of official results, not a news article’s publication.

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    Facing a familiar doubles partner requires a different competitive plan. Coaches can help players separate shared practice habits from the demands of a singles match.

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  • Shimabukuro defeats Khlif to reach Hong Kong singles final

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    Tama Shimabukuro advanced to the Hong Kong Slam men’s singles final by beating Noe Khlif in straight games. The official completed-match record shows an 11–8 opener followed by an 11–2 second game. His previous round against Grayson Goldin had required three games. Hunter Johnson is listed as his final opponent, without a completed final score. The displayed date records our verification of official results, not a news article’s publication.

    Análisis de Coachino

    The shorter semifinal follows a longer quarterfinal. Coaches can discuss how players reset their preparation between opponents while keeping recovery and final-match planning separate.

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  • JOOLA se convierte en patrocinador principal de DUPR y suma una tarjeta regalo para miembros elegibles

    DUPR ha nombrado a JOOLA patrocinador principal, ampliando una colaboración que ya abarca la competición universitaria y un acuerdo de pelota oficial. El anuncio también incorpora una ventaja de compra: los miembros de DUPR+ que cumplan los requisitos reciben una tarjeta regalo de $30 para productos JOOLA, mientras que la suscripción anual cuesta $19,99. La oferta solo es válida en los países habilitados, pero el anuncio no especifica cuáles son. JOOLA ya patrocina el DUPR College Pickleball Tour, y su JOOLA HC-40 es la pelota oficial de las competiciones que DUPR organiza o avala.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Para los deportistas que estén valorando suscribirse a DUPR+, el valor nominal de la tarjeta regalo supera la cuota anual. Sin embargo, sigue sin aclararse un detalle importante: en qué países se puede acceder a la oferta.

    Fuente: Pickleball News AsiaPublicado:

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  • Vietnam selecciona a 8 jugadores para el China–ASEAN Open en Guilin

    Vietnam ha seleccionado a 8 jugadores para el China–ASEAN Open en Guilin, previsto del 30 de octubre al 2 de noviembre. La lista publicada por Dân trí incluye a Trần Tuệ Ngọc y Nguyễn Đắc Tiến. Nguyễn Hải Long será el entrenador y Lê Ngọc Anh encabezará la delegación. El grupo de 10 personas reúne a los deportistas, su entrenador y el jefe de delegación. Por su parte, la autoridad deportiva de Vietnam confirma que está prevista una competición de 32 equipos con pruebas individuales, de dobles y de dobles mixtos. El sorteo aún está pendiente.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Una competición por equipos con 5 disciplinas favorece una preparación equilibrada y la flexibilidad para formar parejas. Para los entrenadores, supone un reto de planificación distinto al de un torneo exclusivamente individual o de dobles.

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  • 🇭🇰 Global Pickleball Summit in Hong Kong puts governance, youth pathways and the Olympics on the agenda

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    The Global Pickleball Summit 2026, organised by RacketPro in Hong Kong from October 18 to 20, moved the conversation from growth to structure, Pickleball News Asia reports. Timed just before the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam, it opened with social play and a session with pros such as Ben Johns, Anna Bright and Len Yang. Panels covered growth data, education, sustainable facilities, national federations, youth curricula and technology, and one asked whether the Olympics should be the goal at all. Erika Von Heiland Strader, who leads the Global Pickleball Federation, said recreation drives participation while governance brings legitimacy.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Talk of curricula and youth pathways at a global summit signals demand for qualified coaching. Coaches who document their programmes will be better placed as federations set standards.

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  • 🇭🇰 Ben and Collin Johns set for a rare doubles meeting in the Hong Kong Slam quarterfinals

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    The Johns brothers will be on opposite sides of the net in Friday's men's doubles quarterfinals at the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam, PPA Tour Asia reports. Collin Johns and Len Yang ended local hopes by beating Hong Kit Wong and Eunggwon Kim 11-3, 8-11, 11-5, setting up a meeting with Ben Johns and Gabriel Tardio, only the third such clash in PPA history. Wong is still alive in singles and faces Federico Staksrud next, while Kaitlyn Christian meets Judit Castillo, who beat her in Brisbane last week.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Facing a sibling or regular partner means meeting someone who knows every habit. Players can practise changing patterns mid-match so familiar rivals cannot settle into reading them.

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  • 🇦🇪 Dubai club Picklers will host its first Minor League Pickleball event on November 14

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    Picklers, the Dubai club that started pickleball on three courts in 2024, will host its first Minor League Pickleball event on November 14, Pickleball News Asia reports. MiLP Dubai will run DUPR 12 and DUPR 16 divisions for teams of two men and two women, with a singles DreamBreaker deciding tied matches. Founder Patrick Chucri, a former Davis Cup player for Lebanon, estimates the UAE had around 30 active players when he began and about 15,000 now. The club, which has six indoor courts, also wants to help set up a national federation.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Picklers built coaching levels, junior programmes and referee training before chasing big events. New markets can copy that order: structure first, then competition that rewards progress.

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  • Philippine PYCL prepares an eight-team second season

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    The Pickle Yard Conference League is preparing to open its second season in Bacoor, Cavite, with eight teams combining Filipino and international players. A contributed Philstar report says the season is scheduled to run from October 24 through November 27. Organizers describe regular competition and exposure to different playing styles as central goals of the expanded league.

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    A regular league gives coaches a sequence of matches to review with players. Training plans can address recurring patterns instead of reacting only to isolated tournament results.

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  • McGuffin advances in Hong Kong and reflects on a decade in the sport

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    Tyson McGuffin defeated Jimmy Liong 11–4, 11–4 to reach the Hong Kong Slam’s last 16. After the match, he reflected on the change from his early pickleball days to a global professional circuit. The next singles test is Hunter Johnson, while McGuffin also remains involved in doubles at the event.

    Análisis de Coachino

    An experienced player’s perspective can help developing athletes separate a long career from one tournament. Coaches can pair match review with discussion of sustainable progress.

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  • 🇭🇰 Every seed advances at the Hong Kong Slam as Waters and Johns open with a rout

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    Wednesday at the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam went entirely to form, PPA Tour Asia reports, with every seed in every event reaching the round of 16. The nearest miss came from women's singles second seed Chao Yi Wang, who needed a 14-12 second game to get past Allyce Jones. Christian Alshon and Noe Khlif, seeded in all three events, won every match they played. Ben Johns and Anna Leigh Waters began their Hong Kong campaign by beating Hannah Blatt and Grayson Goldin 11-3, 11-3 in mixed doubles.

    Análisis de Coachino

    A day without upsets shows the gap between seeded pros and the rest of a deep field. Rising players should study how the favourites close out matches without wasting points.

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  • 🇭🇰 Staksrud returns in Hong Kong with new partner Townsend among several debut pairings

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    Federico Staksrud, who missed the Australia Pickleball Cup over visa issues, is back for all three events at the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam, Pickleball.com reports. In mixed doubles he teams up for the first time with Australian Danni-Elle Townsend, who has won seven international PPA mixed titles alongside Joey Wild. Catherine Parenteau, who claimed her 55th PPA title in Virginia Beach, pairs with Noe Khlif, and Christian Alshon joins Yuta Funemizu in men's doubles a month after the two faced each other in an Arizona final.

    Análisis de Coachino

    New partnerships at big events test how fast players can agree on roles and court sides. Club players switching partners can borrow the habit of settling those questions before the first point.

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  • 🇭🇰 Home favourites Tang and Wong win all their matches on the Hong Kong Slam's first day

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    Hong Kong's own players made a strong start at the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam, PPA Tour Asia reports. Nok Yiu Tang beat fellow Hong Konger Kwan Wun Man 11-5, 11-0 in singles and won her mixed match with Eunggwon Kim 11-3, 11-0, while Hong Kit Wong came through all three of his first-round matches. Brisbane champion Hunter Johnson needed three games to get past qualifier William Hsieh on his Asia debut. Ben Johns and Anna Leigh Waters were due to play their first matches of the week on Wednesday.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Local players winning on home courts give a growing market heroes to follow. Hong Kong clubs can use the momentum to fill beginner and junior sessions while interest is high.

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  • 🇯🇵 MLP Asia takes shape as THE DOTS TOKYO and the Viet Panthers unveil their rosters

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    Two of the six teams for the first MLP Asia season have introduced themselves, Pickleball News Asia reports. THE DOTS TOKYO, a venture between Japanese broadcaster TBS Holdings and dentsu Sports & Entertainment, will be captained by Yuta Funemizu and play the league's opening match in Japan, where the number of players is estimated at about 330,000. The Viet Panthers, backed by Ascend Sports Partners, are led by Quan Do and include Tama Shimabukuro and Kaitlyn Christian. The season begins on November 13, and the first champion will be crowned on December 12.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Team leagues backed by media groups can create local stars quickly. Coaches in Japan and Vietnam may see fresh demand as fans who follow the teams look for places to play.

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  • 🇭🇰 Hong Kong Slam main draw is set after a Kiwi qualifier escapes from 11-0 down

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    Qualifying is over at the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam, and PPA Tour Asia says one of the last places was earned the hard way. New Zealand's Conor Robertshawe lost his opening game 11-0, saved three match points on the way to winning the second 13-11, then took the decider 11-8. Home players are in place for the main draw. Seventh seed Hong Kit Wong meets Chinese qualifier Zida Li, and Nok Yiu Tang faces fellow Hong Konger Kwan Wun Man. World No. 1 Christopher Haworth begins his Asia debut against qualifier Xirui Liu.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Robertshawe's escape is a lesson for anyone trailing badly: one point at a time still works. Juniors can study how he reset after losing the opening game without scoring.

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  • 🇲🇾 Fans say Anna Leigh Waters' Malaysia showcase was oversold, and Franklin Malaysia apologises

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    Anna Leigh Waters' exhibition at 91 Pickleball in Petaling Jaya on October 17 left many fans unhappy, Pickleball News Asia reports. Attendees complained that the event was oversold, with a packed venue, long queues and little time with the world No. 1. One fan said she and her partner paid RM1,300 each for VIP packages and still had nowhere to sit. Franklin Malaysia apologised the following day and promised a dedicated contact channel for affected ticket holders, but gave no timeline, described no remedy and did not respond to refund demands.

    Análisis de Coachino

    Star appearances can win new fans or sour them. Clubs hosting big names should cap ticket sales at real capacity and promise only the access they can deliver.

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  • Pickleball Actu reports Noé Khlif’s move to Malaysian paddle brand Arronax

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    Noé Khlif has been announced as an Arronax signing, according to an October 15 report by Pickleball Actu. The French publication cites Pickle361’s account of the Malaysian paddle brand’s October 11 announcement. The same report notes that Khlif’s PPA Tour equipment profile still listed JOOLA on October 15. That discrepancy makes the distinction between a reported sponsorship announcement and an updated player listing important. The available coverage does not establish the agreement’s financial value or duration.

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    Coaches discussing equipment endorsements should separate the reported partnership from paddle suitability and check current product information before advising players.

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  • 🇵🇭 Anna Leigh Waters wraps up her first Manila visit and books a December return

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    World No. 1 Anna Leigh Waters has finished her first trip to Manila, a three-day stay as the headliner of the Franklin Asia Pickleball Showcase, The Philippine Star reports. At a press event in Makati backed by sponsors Franklin Sports and IAM Worldwide, she announced she will be back on December 9 for the IAM Worldwide Pickleball Showdown at Smart Araneta Coliseum. Franklin also set out plans to back regional tournaments, youth clinics and wider equipment distribution in the Philippines. The 19-year-old's Asian swing continues in Malaysia and Hong Kong.

    Análisis de Coachino

    A visit from the world's top player gives Philippine clubs a moment to recruit juniors. Coaches can turn that attention into beginner clinics well before the December return.

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  • 🇭🇰 Seven players can complete PPA Tour Asia's dragon medal at the Hong Kong Slam

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    PPA Tour Asia's dragon medal set comes to a head in Hong Kong. A 500-level medal forms the tail and a 1000-level medal the body, and this year the head is only on offer at the Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Slam at Kai Tak Arena, October 19 to 25, where reaching a final completes the set. Seven players already hold a tail and a body, among them Tama Shimabukuro, who has seven 2026 titles, Australian partners Sahra Dennehy and Danni-Elle Townsend, Alix Truong, Hien Truong, Len Yang and Joey Wild.

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    Collectible milestones like the dragon give regional players a season-long goal. Club coaches can borrow the idea with tiered rewards that keep juniors entering events all year.

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  • 🇸🇦 Almusalam wins two titles at what organisers call Saudi Arabia's biggest pickleball event

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    Musab Almusalam was the star of the Saudi Pickleball Tournament in Riyadh, winning men's singles and, with Bassam Alnemari, men's doubles, Pickleball News Asia reports. Saudi Pickleball billed the October 15 to 17 event at Tennis Home Academy as the largest yet in the country, with nearly 100 players across five categories and prizes worth more than 5,000 riyals. Lana Shaiba won the women's singles, while Johainie Panandigan took mixed doubles gold with Josemari and a silver in women's doubles.

    Análisis de Coachino

    A field of about 100 players is small, but a multi-category event with prize money is how national scenes begin. Coaches in new markets can build leagues around such anchor tournaments.

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  • 🇲🇾 Skechers moves from shoes to paddles with its first pickleball collection in Malaysia

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    Skechers has launched its first pickleball paddles in Malaysia, extending a range that until now covered shoes and clothing, Pickleball News Asia reports. The line has three carbon products: the SKX Titans Silver Titanium Carbon at RM309, the SKX Titans 12K Carbon at RM269 and a RM459 bundle with a paddle, three balls and a bag. The two Titans paddles are sold in selected concept stores and online, while the bundle is only in outlet stores. Two of the paddles are listed as USA Pickleball approved.

    Análisis de Coachino

    A mass-market brand at these prices lowers the cost of a first carbon paddle. Coaches fitting beginners should still check approval listings and let players test weight and grip first.

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