Racquetball

Racquetball is easy to learn. You can play it without a partner and you don’t need to purchase a lot of expensive equipment, either! A good game of racquetball puts all your muscle groups to work, building strength and endurance. It improves gross motor movement, eye-hand coordination, and flexibility. As you become a more seasoned racquetball player you’ll see it requires a mix of mind and muscle, making it a true lifetime sport.

With Pinnacle membership, you’ll get:

Court Time By Reservation

Evening League Play*

Round Robins*

Adult and Junior Instructional Programs*

Members can reserve up to one hour of court time a day, up to one week in advance on the app or online portal.. Reservations are required and court availability is limited during league play & instruction programs. *Additional fees may apply

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RACQUETBALL LEAGUEs

WINTER LEAGUES | 10 WEEKS

Begin December 3rd

TUESDAYS | Division 3 & 4 | 6-8pm

THURSDAYS | Division 1 & 2 | 6-8pm

MEMBERS $20

NON-MEMBERS $200

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Adult RacqueTBAll Pro tips and Instruction

NEXT SESSION TBD

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Junior Racquetball Instruction

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Learn to play racquetball (or sharpen your skills) in a fun, supportive atmosphere. Participants will develop eye / hand coordination, gross motor movements and increase their flexibility while having fun and burning energy. Rackets and balls will be provided by us. Players are required to supply and wear their own eye guards. Participants should wear sneakers and comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle to class. Children must be at least 7 years old to participate.

ADULT WALLYBALL LEAGUES TBA

What is Wallyball? Wallyball is a fast-paced sport that was created in 1979 and originally called “ricochet ball.” The sport is similar to volleyball, but is played in a racquetball court with the walls being in play.

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PICKLEBALL

With a membership you’ll be able to reserve courts up to 1 week in advance with a maximum of 1 hour/day. We offer Pickleball nets and equipment you may set up on the courts to play.

Handball
A competitive sport, a balanced workout

Handball is an ancient game that predates racquetball and is played on the same court with the same rules. Players strike or “stroke” the ball with gloved hands rather than a racquet. Since players must travel farther to reach the ball, handball provides a superior aerobic workout. There is no “backhand” as in racquetball. Players must strike the ball on their “off” side with their “off” hand, thus exercising the muscle groups on both sides of the body. Over time, handball players develop dexterity in both hands.