💨 Abstract
Pickleball's popularity has surged nationwide, particularly in the D.C. area, after being spurred by the pandemic. The sport, accessible to all ages and abilities, is enjoyed for its social and competitive aspects. Indoor facilities and equipment stores have adapted to meet the demand. Young players like Dylan Salzman are rapidly advancing, with hopes of going pro. Experts predict pickleball's continued growth and potential inclusion in the Olympics.
Courtesy: Frank Hanrahan
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