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I have to be honest - I don’t get the fuss. Why put so much effort into something that has no practical effect on you or anything you do?
Maybe it’s different where you are but I guarantee you that nobody I know in my life is aware of their bank account number or debit card number unless they have to look it up for some reason.
I personally know all of my card numbers and expiration dates and codes and all of that and knew this account number. My parents opened this account for me when I was a baby so the account number is sentimental. Still working on memorizing the new card number now lol.
 
Be careful with pickleball. A physical therapist told me they get a lot of people with injuries from the game.
Bikes, baseball, tennis, international French kissing, volleyball, motor biking, skiing ,sledding, etc..........have injuries.

Outta shape geezers, most likely. I've played injured (stupid) but the injuries were from gardening, hiking, adult activities, 35+ years of slouching and mousing on a PC. It is a burst speed sport, not warmed up those quads, hammies and glutes, you gonna blow something out. Ask @alarmguy

Three injuries I have witnessed in 5+ years of playing pickleball:

1) Eye - detached retina - direct ball hit - play with bangers you must wear eye gear!
2) Sprained ankle - buddy Tom did this a couple weeks ago
3) Broken arm - fall while back pedaling. Stupid rookie move. If you have a chance, turn and run. If Just a single step and you have practiced, then fine.

I fell once, no injury. My 2nd year - overhead back hand (to my left) Feet tangled. I was trying out some new shoes which turned out I threw them in the trash! They were labelled as pickleball/court shoes. Too high, funky soles.
 
Bikes, baseball, tennis, international French kissing, volleyball, motor biking, skiing ,sledding, etc..........have injuries.

Outta shape geezers, most likely. I've played injured (stupid) but the injuries were from gardening, hiking, adult activities, 35+ years of slouching and mousing on a PC. It is a burst speed sport, not warmed up those quads, hammies and glutes, you gonna blow something out. Ask @alarmguy

Three injuries I have witnessed in 5+ years of playing pickleball:

1) Eye - detached retina - direct ball hit - play with bangers you must wear eye gear!
2) Sprained ankle - buddy Tom did this a couple weeks ago
3) Broken arm - fall while back pedaling. Stupid rookie move. If you have a chance, turn and run. If Just a single step and you have practiced, then fine.

I fell once, no injury. My 2nd year - overhead back hand (to my left) Feet tangled. I was trying out some new shoes which turned out I threw them in the trash! They were labelled as pickleball/court shoes. Too high, funky soles.
Hey, I’m working on one right now that beats the last one!!!!! (or maybe this is what you’re referring to!!)
Hopefully, I’m wrong, but my Pickleball ā€œstress testā€ and accompanying chest discomfort on a couple occasions the last month or two have me going for a CT angiogram in two days on July 24.

Hoping it’s just muscular, but I got a bad feeling on this one. I’m thinking it might lead to an invasive angiogram after the results come in. I hope I’m wrong!!! My doctor says he ā€œ can sleep at night by saying he thinks I’m going to be OKā€

But the test is prudent to be sure and if it comes up with some doubt they’ll go in and do an invasive one, that means a catheter up your artery to your heart for examination and hopefully don’t need my first stent ever. Or even worse bypass, but I don’t think that is a possibility
 
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