Some pickleball players debate the exercise benefits of playing singles versus doubles.
Summary
- Singles offers a more intense workout compared to doubles.
- Time availability affects whether players opt for singles or doubles.
- Mobility and skill level can impact the choice between singles and doubles.
Cali_Keto_Dad’s Perspective
Cali_Keto_Dad expresses interest in playing more singles but notes its scarcity during open play sessions.
Time vs. Exercise: Insights from Hungry-Plankton5009
Hungry-Plankton5009 highlights the time constraint factor, emphasizing the efficiency of singles for maximizing exercise in limited time frames.
The Impact of Age on Play Style by Agreeable-Purpose-56
Agreeable-Purpose-56 underscores the potential health concerns of excessive running in singles, especially for individuals with existing physical limitations.
I sweat a ton playing doubles – I run down everything. Also stay low – never just stand. It can be very good exercise if you play hard at a decent level. I agree singles is more exercise than doubles, but I also can’t play singles straight for 2.5 hours.
Dantanman123’s Resort Court Limitations
For Dantanman123, court availability dictates the feasibility of playing singles, indicating restrictions in certain settings.
Debate on Skill and Mobility in Singles vs. Doubles by beyond_bro
beyond_bro delves into the nuanced skill and mobility requirements in singles play compared to the dynamics of doubles matches.