Pickleball Wordsearch Crossword

A shot hit forehand or backhand while rushing up to the net.
Spin imparted onto the ball by stroking it from high to low, causing it to spin in the direction opposite to its flight. Also called under-spin, slice or chop.
The line at the back of the pickleball court.
The top of the paddle face is angled downward about 30 degrees from vertical.
A soft shot made with the paddle face open and hit so that it just clears the net and drops into the non volley zone.
After a serve, each team must play their first shot off the bounce, after which the ball can be played off the bounce or volleyed.
A low shot that is hit to the opponent's back court.
A continuation of the motion of your swing that follows in the direction you want the ball to travel.
A serve that is not touched by the receiver.
A serve that touches the top of the net and lands in the proper service court. (it is replayed without penalty)
Are to be made by the players on their own side of the net. They should be made promptly and clearly. If not sure of a call, a player should call it "in".
A seven foot area adjacent to the net within which a player may not volley the ball. The non-volley zone includes the lines around it.
When receiving the ball on a serve or a return shot, players should have their weight on the balls of their feet and their paddle straight out in front of them so they are ready to return the next shot.
An underhand lob or drive stroke used to put the ball in play. Must be executed underhand as well as from a dropped ball (not bounced)
Spin applied to the ball by stroking it from low to high, causing it to rotate in the direction of its flight.
Position used when one player is in the middle of the front court up at the net just behind the non-volley zone and their partner is in middle of the back court.
Position used in doubles when both players are up at the net attacking or on offense.
Position used in doubles when both players stay back at the baseline. Usually a strategy used if they are the serving team because of the double bounce rule.
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