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Recurring Injuries?

12/3/2019

 
Does this sound familiar? You are out playing pickleball one day, and do not notice any injury while you are playing. You wake up the next morning, and feel some soreness in a body part (shoulder, knee, Achilles, elbow, etc…). Nothing debilitating and at this time, and certainly nothing that would stop you from playing more. You return to the courts, start playing but this time, you feel a little soreness during play. Read advice from ThePickleballDoctor here.

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