This Is The Video Feedback We Gave 3.25 Player Karen, Her Results Shifted Immediately

Players want to improve their game.

For Karen Ekberg, she sent us a 19-minute open play session on an indoor court, paddle in hand, navigating the chaos and flow of mixed doubles.

This isn’t a pro match. There are no screaming fans, no gold medals—just a player with a love for the game and a growing curiosity: How good am I really… and how do I get better?

Karen decided to submit her video for us to include in one of very small group of beta testers for our new DinkSense Pro video footage analysis – advanced tech that instantly helped her. She printed off the report seen below, took it to her next game and said “I had the best night I’ve ever had playing”.

This is the heart of DinkSense Pro: revealing the patterns that shape your play, sometimes in ways you’ve never seen before. And once you see them, you can change them. If you are a donor and are interested in your game being put into the Beta pool and potentially included on the site click here.

Karen’s journey may look familiar. You might recognize yourself in her steady dinks, her moments of hesitation, her effort to move faster, think clearer, and make the court feel like home. And that’s the point.

This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being honest.
Because in the end, pickleball growth isn’t measured by ratings alone—it’s measured by commitment, awareness, and the choice to keep showing up, one rally at a time. One of the best ways to improve is to film yourself.

So take a look. Watch closely. Read the analysis and improve your own game.

Let’s begin.

Karen is pictured in the red top on the far side of the court in the video.

Interested In Joining The Picklepedia Donor Beta Pool For DinkSense Pro Analysis?

We are currently taking video submissions to feature player footage on our site. If you are a donor of Picklepedia feel free to use this form to submit your footage. If you want to become a donor and support our mission click here. Then submit.