Pickleball helps improve coordination, balance, and mobility.
Regular training promotes the development of endurance and strength.
The dynamic yet low-impact nature of the movements makes it accessible even for veterans with injuries.

Team play strengthens friendships and promotes social integration.

Improves mood and helps combat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) through focus on the game and interaction with teammates.

Getting out of isolation and connecting with like-minded individuals supports emotional recovery.

Suitable for veterans with amputations as well as those who use wheelchairs.

Intensity can be adjusted—allowing for both competitive and recreational play.

The game requires strategic thinking, quick decision-making, and concentration.

Regular play helps reduce the risk of age-related cognitive disorders.

The game does not require expensive gear or special courts—it can be played indoors or outdoors.

Easy-to-learn rules allow veterans to quickly adapt to the game.

Participation in tournaments and competitions gives veterans the opportunity to set new goals and feel a sense of purpose.

Veterans can become mentors to others, spreading the culture of pickleball among their fellow servicemen and women.

Easy rules make it possible for veterans to get involved quickly and confidently.