Ever since my two kids started taking tennis lessons, I've been anxiously waiting to get my wife and kids out on the court together for a family game between the four of us.  But, that's difficult when your kids are young.  The court and the learning curve are just too big to play an actual game.  So, I began to look into ways we could play an easier version of tennis as a whole family and still have fun.  Hello Pop Tennis!  Where have you been my whole life?!

What is Pop Tennis?  Pop Tennis is a century old paddle sport that until recently was once called "Paddle Tennis".  Rebranded as Pop Tennis in 2015, fans enjoy the game because it's played on a shorter tennis court, uses Tennis scoring, but is easier to play because of composite paddles with memory foam and a slower, depressurized tennis ball.  

As I've grown to love any and all sports involving a racquet or a paddle, it was only a matter of time before I got introduced to Pop Tennis, previously known as Paddle Tennis.  I've fallen in love with Pop Tennis because it incorporates so many of the best aspects of other paddle sports I've grown to love.