How to Follow Paddleball Rules
You can play paddleball in a small-enclosed court indoors or a designated space outdoors. Players who intend on participating in tournaments or for fun need to follow the rules of the game.
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Instructions
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Read rules for 4-wall and one-wall paddleball online at the National Paddleball Association website and the U.S. Paddleball Association (see Resources).
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Join a paddleball league. Look for league sign up at your local gym, tennis clubs or near outdoor tennis court areas. Ask members to help you learn the rules.
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Sign up for a paddleball camp or teaching clinic. Camps aren't just for youngsters. The National Paddleball Association sanctions several events around the country for women, men and junior players.
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Practice with more experienced paddleball players. While it's nice to compete with opponents at your level, it's also helpful to play a veteran once in a while to freshen up on the rules and proper play.
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Read over all tournament rules and regulations before playing in any events. Tournament usually follow standard association rules, but also add a few regulations of their own like proper attire, substitutions and types of equipment that are acceptable (see Resources).
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Tips & Warnings
Master the rules by teaching others. After you know all the rules to the game of paddleball, teach a new player what you know.
Practice makes perfect. The best way to keep the rules fresh in your mind is to practice and follow the rules while you play.
