What is moment of inertia in pickleball and why it matters for your game
Moment of inertia is a measure of how mass is distributed in an object relative to its pivot point. In pickleball, MOI translates directly into a paddle’s swing weight, or how heavy the paddle feels when you swing, and twist weight, how much it resists twisting on off-center hits. Higher MOI means more stability and a larger sweet spot. This means it takes more effort...
The most advanced paddle ever created? What Project Boomstik actually means for your game
Selkirk LABS just released its newest paddle, Project Boomstik ®, and it has the label of “The Most Advanced Paddle Ever Created.” So, what are the main benefits you’ll notice by playing with this paddle? Let’s dive in. Hit harder shots (That your opponent won’t see coming) Project Boomstik helps you hit powerful shots that are difficult for your opponent to react to. At...
What is core crushing in pickleball? Everything you need to know
If you’ve been playing pickleball for long enough, you’ve probably heard terms like “core crushing” or “dead paddle,” but it can be difficult to understand what they mean. Core crushing can affect the lifespan of your paddle, and more importantly, its playability. What is core crushing? Core crushing refers to the collapse or breakdown of the core inside a pickleball paddle. This means your...
