Become a 3.5 Pickleball Player

Moving from 3.0 to 3.5 in pickleball is all about consistency and confidence. Becoming a 3.5 pickleball player was the toughest leap for me during my personal pickleball development. This was the time when I started getting serious about my game.

The 3.5 pickleball skill level is a big transition for many because the gap in ability can be a pretty big range — those who are just getting to 3.5 and those who are closing in on 4.0. The “almost” 4.0 skill level players are great to challenge and play with because they will expose your weaknesses, and many are willing to help you improve.

How do you know if you are a 3.5 and tips on how to become a 3.5 pickleball player can be found in this article. Let’s go!

On the court, you need to be aware of court positioning, your opponents strengths and be prepared for a variety of shots (drives, groundstrokes, backhands, third shot drops, third shot lobs, forehand dinks, cross court dinks, slice returns, etc.).

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