A Women-Only Pickleball Camp With A Coach Who's Actually Won
One Saturday morning. Four hours. A Franklin brand ambassador and DUPR 4.0 tournament player coaching a room of eight women only — no men on the court, no ego to play around. No rating, no partner, no experience needed. Don't love it? Your next camp is free.
Full refund if you change your mind before camp day.
And if it doesn't land, your next camp is free.
Make-good seat is one per person, at any camp with open space. Terms apply.Exactly what your $149 pays for.
- Four hours of coaching, capped at 8 players
- Your written game plan, emailed the week after camp
- Added to the players community as soon as you register
- Courts, balls and loaner paddles, all provided
- Water and shaded rest between drilling blocks
- A camp-day extra we're keeping under wraps for now
Hi, I'm Kanza — I'll be your coach on Sat August 29, 2026.
Kanza is a brand ambassador for Franklin, one of pickleball's biggest paddle and ball makers, and plays at a DUPR 4.0 — squarely in the top tier of competitive amateur players. She's won multiple tournaments across the Charlotte area, including podium finishes at Concord Pickleball and Peak Pickleball.
She's spent years coaching women through their first real months in the sport — the part where you're excited about pickleball but still guessing at the basics. This camp is her running that same coaching, in person, for one Saturday morning.
How your coach works
Watch first, talk second
You have got one or two things holding your game back. Finding yours beats running the same speech for everybody.
One fix at a time
Ten corrections overwhelm a new player. You get the one that matters most today, then the next one.
Kind to your body
You leave tired in a good way, not wrecked. We want you still playing this game in ten years.
Come in brand new. Here's what usually happens by the last hour:
- Your serve starts landing in, over and over
- The soft dinking game finally makes sense
- You move your feet instead of reaching for balls you shouldn't
- You leave with a few new friends and a plan for next week
Here is your whole Saturday.
No mystery about what you're paying for. This is the run of play, block by block.
Names first, then paddles
Meet your group of eight, easy warm-up, first rallies while Kanza starts reading your game.
The court, in plain English
The kitchen, the two-bounce rule, scoring. Ask anything — nobody here thinks it's obvious.
Grip and soft hands
Looser than you think. The touch drill that makes day one feel like week three.
Dinking, the soft game
The little shot everyone talks about, drilled until it stops popping up. Ends with a longest-rally contest.
Serve and return
In. Deep. Repeatable. Drilled against a target until it belongs to you.
Break
Water, a seat, and the part where the group chat gets made.
Volleys and the third shot
Hands at the net, and the one shot that gets you up to where points are actually won.
Where to stand in doubles
Move together, take the middle, stop colliding with your partner.
Real games, coach courtside
Live points with Kanza calling what to try next, rep by rep.
Your path forward
A recap of what you improved today, and exactly what to work on next week.
You stop saying maybe next time.
The paddle is the excuse. What actually changes is that you walk onto a court full of strangers knowing you belong there.
You spend the day with seven people in exactly your spot, learning the same things at the same speed. Nobody is waiting on you and nobody is showing off. By the afternoon you're laughing between points with people whose names you didn't know that morning.
Most groups swap numbers before they leave. That's how one Saturday turns into a standing thing you look forward to all week.
Is this camp for you?
It's for you if…
- You want to learn in a room that's women only — no men to perform for or wait on
- You picked up a paddle recently and love it, but real games still feel shaky
- You want a coach watching your game, not a lecture with a paddle in your hand
- You'd rather learn with seven other women than sink-or-swim at open play
It's not for you if…
- You're a 4.0 with tournament weekends already booked
- You want twenty straight games and zero coaching
- You're looking for a mixed or men's camp
What this would cost you anywhere else.
Your seat is $149. This is what the pieces go for on their own.
This is the energy you're walking into.
Moss Creek Community
9505 Moss Plantation Ave NW, Concord, NC 28027 · outdoor courts
Questions people ask before Charlotte.
I've barely played. Am I going to be the weak link in Charlotte?
Unlikely. That's basically everyone in the room. This camp is built for people who are new or still shaky on real points. Your coach spends the first block reading where each player actually is and adjusts the drills to match. By the closing games, you're playing real points with people at your speed, not scrambling to keep up with strangers.
What's the venue actually like?
Moss Creek Community, 9505 Moss Plantation Ave NW, Concord, NC 28027, outdoor courts. One location, everything you need already there. Map and details are further down this page.
I'm well past 50. Is this pace going to wreck me?
No, and you won't be the oldest one there. Most of our players are over 50. It's built in blocks with real rest between them, not a nonstop grind. Tell us about any injury or limitation when you register and the drills adjust around it.
Do I need a DUPR rating or any kind of proof to register?
None. If DUPR numbers make you feel out of the loop, that's exactly who this is for. We ask two quick self-rating questions at signup and place you from there. No tryout, nothing to prove.
Can I bring someone with me?
Yes, it usually helps. Register separately, note each other's names, and we'll keep you grouped for the drills so you're not learning the game solo.
With 8 people, do I actually get watched, or is it group instruction?
You get watched. We cap it at 8 players per coach specifically so every rep gets seen. That's the whole design. A week later, you get a written plan based on your game, not a generic recap.
What should I show up with?
Your own paddle if you've got one, court shoes, water, and something you can move in. Balls are provided, and loaner paddles are available, just flag it in the notes when you register.
Something comes up and I can't make it. Then what?
Full refund, any time before camp day, one email to contact@primepickleballers.com. If we're the ones cancelling a date, you choose between a refund or credit toward the next one.
We'll email you before the next date opens.
No pressure. Leave your email and we'll let you know the moment a new seat opens, here or in another city.
Camp dates only. No spam, and one click to leave.
Saturday is four hours.
The game is yours for years.
Questions first? Email contact@primepickleballers.com or call (661) 570-5644. A person answers.