Players clash over the controversial tactics of poaching and targeting in a heated game of pickleball. Is the OP in the wrong?
Summary
- Opinions are divided on the ethics of poaching and targeting in pickleball.
- Players debate whether aggressive play enhances or detracts from the open play experience.
- Strategies to counter poaching and targeting discussed.
Players’ Dilemmas
“I honestly have to wonder what’s going on in their lives if they feel the need to absolutely crush a noob at an open game at the rec center.” – windowtosh
“Nobody is the A here. Makes it more fun that way.” – Tennisnerd39
Strategic Solutions
“Adjust your third shot to exploit poaching and discuss tactics with your partner.” – toodlesandpoodles
“Targeting is common in open play but requires adapting strategies based on the game dynamics.” – brysky9
Playing Politics
“He should take a chill pill and let his partner play. Just avoid playing with/against him.” – RichardParker6
“When faced with aggressive players, some dial up their game to level the playing field.” – Methos1979