Pickleball Legends

In this episode of the Pickleball Legends Podcast, we’re joined by Harry Hargreaves — a competitive 4.5-level pickleball player and Level 2 coach with a strong tennis background.Harry talks about his journey into pickleball, the transition from tennis, coaching players of different abilities, competing on the UK pickleball scene and his thoughts on how the sport is developing.And, as always, we finish with the PicklePals Quickfire Questions.Download the PicklePals app to find players, games, clubs, events and tournaments near you.#PicklePals #PicklePalsApp #Pickleball #PickleballUK #PickleballPodcast

Meet Jennie Basford—a mum whose family life has been shaped by pickleball and the journeys of her four children, Sam, Jamie, Will and Lucy.In this episode, Jennie shares what it’s really like supporting ambitious children: the countless journeys, the sideline nerves, the family memories and the pride that makes it all worthwhile. We also discuss the often-unseen role mums play in their children’s success—and how Jennie has created an exciting new chapter of her own through pickleball.It’s an honest and uplifting conversation about motherhood, family, sport, community and remembering that it’s never too late to discover a new passion.If you’re a mum who spends her life cheering everyone else on, this episode is for you.Subscribe for more inspiring conversations, and let us know in the comments: what has supporting your children taught you about yourself?#Pickleball #PickleballUK #Motherhood #SportsMum #Family

Gregory Storm – R.A.W. PickleballIn this episode of the Pickleball Legends Podcast, we’re joined by Gregory Storm, founder and CEO of R.A.W. Pickleball – Reign And Win.Based in Florida, Gregory is a player, coach, tournament director, academy leader and entrepreneur who has built his life around the sport. We talk about his journey into pickleball, his approach to coaching and player development, the growth of R.A.W. Pickleball, and his experiences taking coaching clinics internationally — including his recent tour of the UK and Ireland.Gregory also shares his thoughts on the differences between pickleball in the US and the UK, where the sport is heading, and what players can do to keep improving their game.Another fascinating conversation with someone helping shape pickleball both on and off the court.

This week, the tables have turned on Pickleball Legends.Usually, I’m the one asking the questions, but after recently becoming the youngest Level 2 Pickleball England coach and taking on a coaching role with PSO, my dad, Jonathan Small, decided it was finally time to put me in the guest seat.We talk about how I got into pickleball, my journey from player to coach, why I started Pickleball Legends, and give some insights into what I've learnt as a coach.Expect stories, questionable answers, and the unusual experience of being publicly interviewed by someone who already knows most of my story.For one episode only, my dad takes over the microphone—and I discover that answering the questions is much harder than asking them.

At just 13 years old, James Devlin is already making a name for himself in UK pickleball. With 17 medals to his name and a passion for competing, improving and inspiring other young players, he's part of the next generation helping to grow the sport.In this episode of Pickleball Legends, James talks about how he got started, balancing school with tournaments, what it's like competing against adults, his goals for the future, and why more young people should give pickleball a try.Whether you're a seasoned player, new to the game, or wondering what the future of pickleball looks like in the UK, this is an episode you won't want to miss.Subscribe for more conversations with the people growing pickleball across the UK.