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Do your knees ache on the stairs the morning after open play?

The muscles around your knees and shoulders aren't strong enough for what pickleball asks of them. Court Ready builds them up in 10 minutes at home with one resistance band, so you can play more days a week and wake up without dreading the stairs.

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Do it for 30 days. If your knees and shoulders don't feel stronger on the court, email us and you get every cent back.
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The morning after open play is the worst part of pickleball

Hi, I'm Coach David. If you play three or more days a week, you probably know how this goes.

You play two hours and feel great. You stop hard at the kitchen line, lunge low for a dink and change direction a hundred times. Your game is on.

Then you wake up the next morning and your knees ache going down the stairs. Your hitting shoulder might be stiff too, sore from all those drives and overheads.

So you take a day off. Then you take another one. Pretty soon you're doing math in your head about how many more sessions you can get before something gives out.

Here's what most players never hear. Every game, you stop your full body weight on one leg, sink into a lunge and push back up, over and over for two hours. Every overhead loads the small muscles inside your shoulder. Your heart and lungs are ready for that. The muscles around your knees and shoulders usually aren't, because nobody ever trained them for it.

When those muscles can't take the load, your joints take it instead. That's the ache you feel on the stairs.

Why the brace drawer and the stretching haven't fixed it

What most players try

  • A knee sleeve or brace. It squeezes your knee from the outside and can dull the ache for a few hours. When you take it off, the muscles around your knee are as weak as they were that morning.
  • New court shoes and insoles. Softer shoes change how the impact feels. They don't make your legs any stronger when you stop hard.
  • Stretching before every game. Stretching makes a tight muscle longer. A long, weak muscle is still weak.
  • Days off and ibuprofen. Rest calms things down for a while. You come back with the same muscles and the ache comes back with you.

What Court Ready does

  • Builds the muscles above and below your knee that hold it steady
  • Trains your legs to stop your body weight and push you back up from a low lunge
  • Builds the small muscles around your shoulder joint so drives and overheads stop wearing on it
  • Takes every move through full range, so you keep your mobility while you get stronger

A brace holds your knee in place from the outside. Strong muscles hold it from the inside, and you keep them when you walk off the court.

Start Court Ready Today

No gym. One band. 10 minutes.

Plenty of players know they should do some strength work and will never set foot in a gym. You do Court Ready in your living room with one resistance band and enough floor space to take a step sideways. Every move has an easier and a harder version, so you start right where you are.

1

Press play

Every session is a follow-along video on your phone, tablet or computer. You watch and copy.
2

Do the moves

About 10 minutes with one band. Start with the easier version of each move.
3

Move up each week

Each week adds a little more as your knees and shoulders get stronger. The plan is already laid out for you.

Here's everything you get inside Court Ready

Core · 6 weeks

Knee Strength Track

Three times a week, about 10 minutes each. Step-downs, split squat holds, side lunges and calf and shin work. These train your legs to stop your body weight, control a lunge and push you back up.
Core · 6 weeks

Shoulder Strength Track

Twice a week, about 10 minutes each. Band rotations, shoulder blade work and overhead holds that build up the small muscles your shoulder leans on for drives, overheads and serves.
Before you play

4-Minute Courtside Warm-Up

Most players dink for a few minutes and call it a warm-up. That gets your hands ready while your knees stay cold. This routine wakes up your legs and shoulders before your first hard lunge. Phone video plus a card for your bag.
After you play

Day-After Reset

An 8-minute routine for the morning after a long session, when your knees and shoulders feel stiff.
Start here

Quick Start Guide

Which track to start with, which days to train and how to fit sessions around your play days without overdoing it.
Knee Strength TrackIncluded
Shoulder Strength TrackIncluded
4-Minute Courtside Warm-UpIncluded
Day-After ResetIncluded
Quick Start GuideIncluded
Your price today, one-time$27
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Who is Court Ready for?

You play pickleball three or more days a week
Your knees ache going down the stairs after open play
Your hitting shoulder gets sore after a lot of drives and overheads
You have a drawer with a brace, a sleeve and insoles, and your knees still hurt
You stretch before every game and still end up sore
You need a day off after every session and want to play two days in a row again
You know strength work would help and you're never joining a gym
You want your knees and shoulders to hold up for the next 20 years of pickleball

Who it's not for: If you have a fresh injury, sharp pain, swelling or a tear, see your doctor or a physical therapist first. Court Ready is a strength program. It doesn't diagnose or treat injuries.

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Questions players ask before they buy

What do I need?

One resistance band and enough floor space to take a step sideways. You don't need weights or a gym.

I'm in my 60s. Is this too hard for me?

Every move has an easier version, and the Quick Start Guide has you begin there. When the easy version feels easy, you move up.

I already stretch. Why do I need this?

Keep stretching. It helps you move. Stretching can't build the strength your knee needs to stop your body weight on a hard lunge, and it can't build the strength your shoulder needs for two hours of drives. Court Ready adds that part.

Can't I find exercises on YouTube for free?

You can find single exercises. Court Ready puts the right ones in order for pickleball, tells you how many to do and makes them a little harder each week. You just press play.

Do I have to stop playing while I do this?

No. The Quick Start Guide shows you how to fit sessions around your play days, and the warm-up and reset are built to go with your games.

I have a knee injury right now. Can I do this?

Talk to your doctor or physical therapist first. Court Ready is for players who want to build strength and stay on the court. It isn't a treatment for an injury.

What if it's not for me?

You have 30 days. If your knees and shoulders don't feel stronger on the court, email us and you get every cent back. You don't need to give a reason.

How do I get it?

Right after you pay, you get an email with your login. You can do your first session today.

Our guarantee: "Stronger on the court, or it's free."

30-DAY GUARANTEE
STRONGER OR IT'S FREE

Do the program for 30 days. If your knees and shoulders don't feel stronger on the court, email us and we'll send back every cent. You don't have to give a reason, so the risk sits with us.

Scrolled to the bottom? Here's the short version.

Your knees ache after open play because the muscles around them aren't strong enough for pickleball. A brace, new shoes and more stretching can't change that. Building those muscles can.

Court Ready is 10 minutes at home with one band. It builds the strength around your knees and shoulders so you can play more days and wake up the next morning without dreading the stairs.

Knee + Shoulder Strength TracksIncluded
Courtside Warm-Up + Day-After ResetIncluded
Quick Start GuideIncluded
One-time, lifetime access$27
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30-DAY GUARANTEE
STRONGER OR IT'S FREE
Try it for 30 days. If you don't feel stronger on the court, you get a full refund.