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Veteran top ranked pickleball pros Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone sit down to talk about anything and everything that just feels right. From the future of the pro game to improving as an amateur to whatever tv show is hot in the streets, Rob and Stone cover it all.
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Welcome to Episode 96 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast. In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery discuss Major League Pickleball (MLP), including team strategies, new rules, and roster management. They also share their balance between personal life and professional sports and what it's like parenting while being so involved with pickleball. Pickleball is growing internationally, and is especially popular in Asia, and the game is evolving rapidly as a professional sport.
Welcome to Episode 95 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast. In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery explore the similarities between pickleball and poker, including the mental aspects of both games. Rob and Adam also talk about the importance of pickleball partnerships, especially with the recent changes in women's doubles pickleball, and the future of contracts in pickleball. Will there be a shift towards performance-based incentives in professional pickleball, and what impact will this have on player relationships and competition?
Welcome to Episode 94 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone discuss the growth of pickleball in Utah, a state that already loves its sports, and how there is a growing community of pickleball players, especially in St. George. Adam and Rob also talk about upcoming tournaments in North Carolina, a state that is also becoming an important place for the growth of pickleball. They also discuss the evolving sport of men's pickleball, highlighting the growth of players like Christian Alshon, Andrei Daescu, Jack Sock, and Federico Staksrud. Men's players need to have certain physical attributes that contribute to success in pickleball, particularly in mixed doubles. They also chat about the competitive landscape in pickleball singles and doubles, the role of right-side pickleball players, and the implications of the MLP format on pro pickleball player rankings.
Welcome to Episode 93 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery talk about the pickleball "Stud vs. Stud" bracket, which highlights the importance of personality and fan engagement in popularity, instead of pure playing ability. Although the bracket is a fun way to engage fans, it does show how the most popular pro pickleball players are not always the ones who win everything. Adam and Rob also chat about upcoming tournaments, including player matchups, different player strengths and weaknesses, and levels of competition.
Welcome to Episode 92 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast. In this episode, Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone share the joys and challenges of parenthood, including the experiences of childbirth and the ongoing health struggles Rob is facing. They also discuss how pickleball has evolved, the differences between indoor vs. outdoor pickleball, and potential solutions for external factors (like wind) and how it can affect a game's outcome. Rob and Adam also talk about how pro pickleball tournaments have changed, including the new replay system, player matchups, and new players who are changing the game.
Welcome to Episode 91 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone talk about the evolution of pickleball, including pickleball paddle technology and how it has transformed how people play pickleball. It's important that pickleball players continue to adapt to how the game is being played right now, understand that the game has switched from defensive to offensive play, and analyze other players so you can see how things are changing. Strategy will continue to be the most important pickleball skill that you can work on, and most players will succeed if they continue to play consistently.
Welcome to Episode 90 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast. In this episode, Rob Nunnery shares his health issues with Crohn's Disease and how it has affected his ability to play pickleball. Rob had a recent surgery, which has made him realize the importance of feeling good for overall well-being, and how much good (or bad) health can affect athletic performance. Rob and Adam Stone also discuss recent rule changes in Major League Pickleball and how these changes impact team dynamics and competition. Plus, personalities of different pro pickleball players in the MLP and how their emotions (especially when they are mic'd up) contribute to viewer engagement.
Welcome to Episode 89 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast. In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery discuss the changing landscape of Major League Pickleball (MLP), including the recent changes in rosters, scoring formats, and draft strategies. An MLP player must also be registered with UPA now in order to play — how will that change team dynamics and the players who want to play for MLP? Adam and Rob also talk about the future of the MLP, including a potential expansion and how different owners affect team strategy. Plus, how international players are becoming more prominent in pickleball tournaments and why the Australian Open is an exciting opportunity for all pro pickleball players.
Welcome to Episode 87 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone discuss the PPA's new rules and the controversies involving Jill Braverman and the UPA. They also explore the international growth of pickleball, especially in India, and how the expansion of pickleball is being led by grassroots efforts across the world. Rob and Adam also go into current tournaments, including locations, predictions, and partnerships.
Welcome to Episode 86 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery reflect on 2024, both personally and in the world of pickleball. They also discuss pickleball player mentalities, dynamics of new partnerships in men's and women's pickleball doubles, and the impact of age on player performance. Rob and Adam also predict mixed doubles matchups for 2025 and other things they expect to see in the pickleball world next year.
Welcome to Episode 85 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone talk about traveling internationally and seeing firsthand the challenges and significant growth of international growth in pickleball. They also discuss different formats and schedules of upcoming tournaments, including MLP focusing mainly on summer tournaments, and new partnerships between pro pickleball players.
Welcome to Episode 84 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery talk about the upcoming Major League Pickleball (MLP) schedule, including how team dynamics will affect team strategies and performance, and how players are preparing. They also discuss the future of the MLP and why their upcoming season may have a condensed schedule. Plus, the dynamics of player selection in pickleball, emerging partnerships for the upcoming season, and the importance of body mechanics in gameplay.
Welcome to Episode 83 of the It Feels Right podcast! In this episode, Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone discuss how pickleball has evolved and will continue to change in the future, especially new pro players coming on the scene, upcoming tournaments, and the dynamics of player partnerships. The current pickleball scene is seeing a rise in young, talented players and recent impressive players and performances, including Michael Loyd, Anna Bright, Rachel Rohrabacher, CJ Kingler, and Quang Duong. Rob and Adam talk about the different aspects of pickleball tournaments, including coaching, how a facility can affect the good and bad of a pickleball tournament, and evolving tournament dynamics. Plus, new pickleball paddle technology and player strategies at the pro level.
Welcome to Episode 82 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery talk about the Major League Pickleball (MLP) playoffs and Pickleball World Championships, including the dynamics of team selections and the impact of betting on fan engagement. Rob and Adam also talk about player strategies in mixed doubles pickleball, especially the concept of the blitz and how adjusting your swing can improve your game.
Welcome to Episode 80 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery talk about how corporate pickleball events have added to the growth of pickleball. Plus, how wind can affect the game, including: how it can affect your mental strength, how to adjust your footwork and positioning in windy conditions, and why you should focus on hitting through the ball. Rob and Adam also talk about the evolution of pro pickleball, including how replacement players in tournaments can affect team dynamic, the added prevalence of injuries, and how having a deep understanding of pickleball rules can lead to strategic advantages whether you are a pro or amateur player.
Welcome to Episode 79 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast. In this episode, Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone talk about the different leagues (PPA and MLP), including different audience engagement levels, the significance of timeouts and challenges, and how player performance can fluctuate between events. Players will need to adapt to evolving strategies, rule changes, and new players entering the sport. They also discuss how hurricanes can affect pickleball tournaments and the significance of how quickly pickleball is growing internationally.
Welcome to Episode 78 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery talk about Major League Pickleball (MLP) and how it compares to baseball and other sports. How are they similar and how are they different? Including playoffs, trades (and cash considerations), and the attitudes of MLP players vs. the Professional Pickleball Association (PPA). They also discuss community engagement of pro pickleball players, player performance, and different team strategies. Plus, what is the future of professional pickleball? What are the international opportunities? And what is the future of player development?
Welcome to Episode 77 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast. In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery talk about the evolving landscape of pickleball, including tournament schedules, the impact of new rules and technology, and how international growth will shape the sport. They also share player strategies and highlights of some recent pro pickleball games and which pickleball players would show up on the Mount Rushmore of pickleball.
Welcome to Episode 76 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Rob Nunnery and Adam Stone talk about random predictions in pickleball (which can be fun but may not always be accurate), the idea of implementing tennis scoring in pickleball, and new pickleball rules that are constantly being implemented. They also talk about pickleball strategy, including the best ways to not overthink every play, letting the game happen organically, and the balance between playing offense and playing clean. Plus, why commentating and refereeing can be incredibly challenging, and why the criticism received by Tom Brady for his first game is unwarranted.
Welcome to Episode 75 of the It Feels Right pickleball podcast! In this episode, Adam Stone and Rob Nunnery talk about recent pickleball tournaments in Chicago and Las Vegas, including the dominance of Anna Leigh Waters and the playability (or lack of playability) of the courts. Pickleball tournament commentary needs to improve, and would be better if it were more like soccer commentary, with more discussion during each rally. Plus, issues with pickleball paddle technology and its impact on the game, the need for a level playing field, and the importance of adapting to the changing style of play.
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