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Where You Finally Become The Player You've Been Watching Others Be
The Perfect Guide to Acing Pickleball eBook ($47 value)
Obsessed Pickleballers Lifetime Community Membership ($360/year value)
That's a surprise, and you'll get that after the camp
Meet Your New Pickleball Crew
This isn't a cold introduction. Within 5 minutes, you'll know everyone's names, where they play, and what they're working on. You'll exchange phone numbers right away, because connections matter.
The Shot That Sets Up Every Point
Your serve sets the team up to win or lose. A strong serve makes the return harder and puts your side on offense — forcing opponents to choose a third-shot drop, drive, or lob based on the ball's height and speed.
One Forehand, Four Jobs
Most intermediate camps spend too much time talking and not enough time executing.
I'm different.
Here's my philosophy: Drilling = Transformation
You don't get better by listening to lectures about the third shot drop. You get better by hitting third shot drops repeatedly, while a US Open and National Championships gold medalist watches and guides your reps.
And here's the truth about why I'm obsessed with drilling:
Because let's be honest, we all love that moment when we implement something new and it actually WORKS, don't we?
That moment when you adjust your paddle angle, and suddenly your third shot lands exactly where you want it.
That rush when you hit multiple serves in a row to the same spot.
That feeling when your opponent fires a fast ball at you, and you put it away cleanly.
You don't have to wait weeks to see if the coaching worked. You see it immediately. Right there on the court.
That's why drilling is the heartbeat of my intermediate women's camps. Not because I think it's good for you (though it is), but because it's incredibly satisfying to watch a woman go from "I keep making that mistake" to "I just fixed it!" in a single afternoon.
Written by Obsessed Pickleballers' head coach, Mark Ianni, it captures everything we teach on the court and then goes even deeper, so you're never guessing what to do next.
Here's what's inside:
Over 500 five-star reviews from women just like you who use it as their ongoing playbook.
Imagine having access to hundreds of passionate women players AND coaches from across the entire US.
Here's what happens in the community:
Real benefit: Your camp crew just became a nationwide women's family. Continuous coaching, continuous connection, continuous improvement, forever.
You know that moment when you replay the match in your head…
…thinking about all the shots you should have made?
…watching women you know you should beat walk away with the win?
…feeling that gap between the player you are and the player you know you could be?
That feeling ends on November 14.
Because by the time you walk off the court, something fundamental will have changed. Your body will respond differently. Your mind will read the game differently. And the next time you play, your regular partners will immediately notice something has shifted.
You're at your local pickleball court, and you see a group of women playing.
But this time, instead of watching from the sidelines, you walk up confidently.
"Mind if I join?"
Your serves are landing deep and consistent, no more shanks, no more pop-ups. When they return, you're already reading where the ball is going. Your third shot drop is pulling them out of position. At the kitchen line, you're controlling rallies with patience and precision they've never seen from you before.
By the third game, they're asking what you did. By the fifth game, they're asking where you learned it. By the time you leave, they're asking if you can teach them.
That's the difference between who you are right now and who you'll be after the camp.
And it all starts the moment you register, because the transformation begins before you even arrive.
This Is Your Moment.
Saturday, November 14, 2026. 12:00 PM. Southern Recreation Center, Palm Coast, FL
Women will walk in at the 3.0-3.5 level.
Women will learn, drill, and experience real game-changing breakthroughs.
Women will walk out with a clear path to 4.0 and the tools to get there.
The question is: Will you be one of them?
Questions? Email help@obsessedpickleballers.com
or call/text (430) 297-1026
The first time I saw a friend’s podium photo, medal around her neck and paddle in hand, I thought it was a little weird. Now I laugh, because I posed exactly the same way after winning my first medal.
I started playing in 2014, when pickleball courts were still hard to find, and I happily drove an hour each way just to play. That love of the game carried me to gold at the US Open, the USA Pickleball National Championships, and the World Senior Games, and I’m still winning in my 60s.
I’ve been teaching since 2016, and I love showing women in their 50s, 60s, 70s, and beyond that their best pickleball can still be ahead of them.
Most of my gold medals were won in doubles, and they taught me one thing: the winning team isn’t the one with the best shots. It’s the one that moves together.
That’s what I’ll share with you: keeping the middle covered, knowing who takes which ball, and moving as one with your partner. At 3.0 to 3.5, this wins more points than any new shot.
We’ll also polish the essentials every great game relies on: reliable serves, confident groundstrokes, and calm blocks at the kitchen line, taught simply and easy on your body.
Whether you want to feel fitter, build your skills, raise your DUPR, or simply have more fun with the women you play with… I’ll help you play with confidence and consistency while keeping your body feeling its best.
Women who train with me experience complete game transformations.
They win through intelligent positioning and shot selection, not exhausting power.
They understand the mental game.
They play multiple times a week with energy.
They build lasting friendships while improving their game together.
Move as a Team, Cover the Court
The biggest issue for 3.0–3.5 players is not tracking the ball. One player should always cover the middle — whoever's deepest on where the ball is hit. Play in tandem with your partner. The forehand player usually covers two-thirds to three-quarters of the court.
Break - 10 Minutes
Slow the Game, Control the Point
Take Time Away, Keep the Ball Unattackable
Weapons That Win Points at the Intermediate Level
Putting It All Together Under Pressure
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