ADAPTED PICKLEBALL

We adapt the game to the player.

We adapt pickleball around the player—not the player around the game.

START WITH THE PERSON

What would help you take part?

Mobility, seated, wheelchair, visual, hearing and sensory needs are different.

Tell us what would help and we’ll shape participation around confidence and safety.

The game does not have to look exactly the same for everybody.

THE GAME CAN CHANGE

Adaptation is part of participation.

SLOWER

Slower or softer balls

A slower, softer ball can change the pace of the game.

SPACE

Altered court or game formats

The space, distance, rules or format can be changed around the players.

BOUNCE

Additional bounces

If you benefit from having two bounces, then two bounces you may have.

SEATED

Seated participation

If you prefer sitting down, you can sit and we'll provide an assistant for shots.

SUPPORT

Player assistance

Tell us what assistance would help you take part.

PACE

Mobility Pickleball

We do away with the formality of rules and let players dictate the pace and duration of play.

MOBILITY PICKLEBALL

Let the players dictate the pace.

Hazel Court is home to Frenz Mobility Pickleball.

A slower, softer ball game and a less formal version of the rules can help create a more appropriate way to participate.

For current venue and session information, use Where and the live calendar.

VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

VI and audio-ball development.

Frenz is developing an audio ball to support visually impaired players.

This work provides useful context for the way Frenz approaches adaptation: understand the barrier, then explore what the game, equipment or environment may need to do differently.

Development work is not presented as an established public session or finished service.

THE FRENZ APPROACH

Confidence first. Skills follow.

Frenz isn’t built around expecting everyone to arrive confident.

Helping people develop that confidence is part of what we do.

Participation matters more than making everybody play in exactly the same way.

TELL US WHAT WOULD HELP

Start with a conversation.

You do not need to decide the adaptation before contacting Frenz.