
Cooling down after a long morning of games
Five minutes of slow moves to finish on, and why I never skip them.
Pickleball fitness coach

I’m Joanne. I’m 61 and I play most mornings before the heat. I teach fitness for pickleball players over fifty: footwork, balance, shoulders and warm-ups. I sell printable cards and plans, and two video courses.
Blog
One plain post every Wednesday on footwork, balance, shoulders and warm-ups, for players over fifty.

Five minutes of slow moves to finish on, and why I never skip them.

How to get low with your knee over your toes, and how to get back up.

A slower, longer version of the warm-up for when your joints feel stiff.
Downloads and a course
Downloads arrive by email as soon as you pay.




Printed to order
My designs, printed to order and shipped by Printful.




About

I took up pickleball at fifty-six, and within a month I had a sore shoulder and a wobbly lunge. Instead of giving up, I started warming up properly and practising the small things: my footwork, my balance and my shoulder. Now I play nearly every morning.
Everything I post is what I do and teach in my own group: a short warm-up, a few footwork drills, balance work you can do on a bench and easy band work for the shoulders. None of it is hard. It just has to be done often.
The posts are free. What I sell is the part you can print and bring to the court: cards, drill sheets and plans, a full guide and two video courses.
Newsletter
A short letter every Wednesday for pickleball players over fifty: one warm-up move, one drill to try and one thing to watch for on court.
After checkout you receive an email with a download link, and the same link is shown on the confirmation page. Every card, sheet and guide is a PDF made to print on ordinary A4 or Letter paper.
Every item is printed to order and shipped by Printful. The cost and the delivery time show at checkout, and you get a tracking link when it is on its way.
Yes. Every drill starts at the easiest level and has a way to make it harder when you are ready. The first week is just the warm-up.
A light resistance band and a wall or a fence to hold are enough to begin. Everything else is your own body and a little floor space.
I am a coach, not a doctor. Talk to your doctor before you start, and stop if anything hurts. Tell me in a reply if a move does not suit you and I will suggest another way to do it.
One every Wednesday. Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom, and it works at once.