It’s Called Pickleball Ya’ll: An Adaptive Athlete’s Path to Purpose, Paddle, Play, Fun and Finding Her Happy Place on the Pickleball Court (Twila's Adaptive Athlete Journey Series)
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It’s Called Pickleball Ya’ll: An Adaptive Athlete’s Path to Purpose, Paddle, Play, Fun and Finding Her Happy Place on the Pickleball Court (Twila's Adaptive Athlete Journey Series)
Sale price
$14.99
Regular price $17.99
A new sport. A new challenge. The same unstoppable spirit.
It’s Called Pickleball Ya’ll is an inspiring, heartfelt story about resilience, community, and finding joy on your own terms.
After becoming paralyzed in a car accident, Twila Adams refused to accept a life of limitations. A competitive adaptive athlete and U.S. Army veteran, Twila had already conquered wheelchair tennis when she discovered pickleball, a sport that would become her happy place.
In this uplifting memoir, Twila shares her journey to becoming a competitive wheelchair pickleball player, from her first confused moments on the court to sanctioned tournaments, adaptive clinics for veterans, and her role toward becoming a USA Pickleball Ambassador. Along the way, she opens up about fear, self-doubt, perseverance, faith, and the power of affirmations.
This book is about more than pickleball. It’s about:
If you would like to learn more about Twila’s earlier journey into adaptive athletics, be sure to read her first book, Twila Lue, which shares her powerful story of becoming a competitive wheelchair tennis player.
It’s Called Pickleball Ya’ll is an inspiring, heartfelt story about resilience, community, and finding joy on your own terms.
After becoming paralyzed in a car accident, Twila Adams refused to accept a life of limitations. A competitive adaptive athlete and U.S. Army veteran, Twila had already conquered wheelchair tennis when she discovered pickleball, a sport that would become her happy place.
In this uplifting memoir, Twila shares her journey to becoming a competitive wheelchair pickleball player, from her first confused moments on the court to sanctioned tournaments, adaptive clinics for veterans, and her role toward becoming a USA Pickleball Ambassador. Along the way, she opens up about fear, self-doubt, perseverance, faith, and the power of affirmations.
This book is about more than pickleball. It’s about:
- Adapting instead of quitting
- The joy of movement, at any age or ability
- The community that grows when people show up with open hearts
- Includes space for personal affirmations and reflection
- Celebrates adaptive sports and inclusive play
If you would like to learn more about Twila’s earlier journey into adaptive athletics, be sure to read her first book, Twila Lue, which shares her powerful story of becoming a competitive wheelchair tennis player.