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Mentoring 

We are pleased to offer regular mentoring sessions and occasionally provide specialized or advanced training, such as tournament readiness. 

Mentoring is intended for:

  • beginners who have previously attended the beginner's lesson or have a bit of play experience, 
  • unrated, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 level players seeking to advance their level of play.


Mentoring Sessions Indoor Season Outdoor Season
 When  Check the calendar to be sure, but usually on Fridays. First session is 6:00 to 7:30 pm, and the second session (typically for higher levels of play) is 7:30 to 9:00 pm. Please arrive only 5 minutes before your confirmed registration start time. Check the calendar to be sure, but usually on the Wednesday after the second Sunday in a month. Once per month. 6 to 8 pm.
Where Typically, Bertha Kennedy School gym.  Typically, Alpine courts.
Cost One sticker - members only. Note that stickers will not be sold at the event and are not available from anyone else at the event. Please buy yours in advance via this website.  See the "Store" under the Member's menu. No charge
How to spot on calendar Look for events titled "Mentoring" on the Training calendar. Always double-check the calendar before leaving for the session in case there is a last-minute cancellation of the session.
How to register or cancel

Click on the mentoring session in the calendar to open it up.

  • If you see a "Register" button, click it and fill in your registration details. You will get a confirmation email.
  • If the session is full you will see a link inviting you to join the waitlist. Do so.  If a registrant cancels, the first one on the waitlist will automatically get an email informing them that they are now registered.  
If you are registered and need to cancel, do so by logging in to this website, then open the event, click on the "Already registered" link, and follow the screen prompts.
AttendanceMentoring sessions are limited to members only. Members may attend as many mentoring sessions as they would like. 
Purpose and activities

For beginners: to re-enforce learning from the beginner's lesson and to help learn the rules and the basics of the game.

For all attendees: to improve your game by developing your skills and learning strategies of play.

Players are divided into skill levels and, for the first hour, practice skills suited to their level. Players then play games and obtain play-improvement tips from trainers.

Don't hesitate to let the trainers know what you would like to work on. We have great volunteers who dedicate their time to help you, and love to see players working on their skills.

Questions? Email training@pickleballstalbert.ca

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