Kyle Koszuta’s ‘That Pickleball School’ Revolutionizes the Way Players Learn the Game
With an October Launch, Koszuta Combines Structured Learning, Community Support, and Expert Coaching to Help Players Level Up
Pickleball, once a niche sport, has exploded into the mainstream, and with it comes the demand for better, more effective training. Enter Kyle Koszuta, better known as "That Pickleball Guy." A content creator with a deep passion for the game, Koszuta is set to launch That Pickleball School on October 1. His new venture is a dynamic, online training platform designed to give players the tools, guidance, and community support they need to overcome hurdles and take their skills to the next level. In a conversation with Zane Navratil on the PicklePod, Koszuta delves into the inception of the school and his approach to helping players advance.
During the PicklePod interview, Kyle Koszuta outlined his mission for That Pickleball School. The project was born out of his deep passion for the sport and his desire to help players, at every skill level, overcome challenges. Launching on October 1, That Pickleball School will offer a comprehensive online platform that combines on-demand video lessons, an interactive community, and direct access to Koszuta’s expertise. His goal? To guide players from their current level to new heights, whether they're striving to increase their DUPR rating, win their league, or simply join the game with better players in their group.
The school's curriculum is designed with structure in mind, addressing a common issue Koszuta sees in the pickleball world—players don’t always know what to work on or in what order. While plenty of free content is available online, including on his own YouTube channel, Koszuta believes there’s a lack of organized, sequential instruction that helps players progress efficiently. To remedy this, That Pickleball School will feature new content filmed over the last four months, with high-quality visuals and in-depth lessons that cater to a variety of skill levels.
In addition to the instructional videos, the platform includes a community feature where players can ask questions and engage with others who are also on their pickleball journey. Koszuta highlights that getting advice from peers—especially those just a step or two ahead—can be as valuable as learning from a seasoned pro. The platform’s interactive aspect creates an environment where players can learn from each other while also receiving expert guidance.
Koszuta also emphasized that direct access to his coaching and team will be a key part of the platform’s value. Unlike social media, where his time is spread thin answering individual questions, That Pickleball School will allow him to engage more deeply with students, providing tailored advice and support. The school will grow and evolve based on community feedback, with Koszuta planning to expand the content in December with advanced strategies aimed at more experienced players.
Ultimately, Koszuta’s vision for That Pickleball School is not just about delivering information but about creating an organized, supportive environment where players can feel confident and motivated. His approach contrasts with the traditional "video-behind-a-paywall" model, which he argues no longer meets the needs of today’s pickleball community. Instead, Koszuta is building a platform that fosters real improvement, helping players advance faster by offering both instruction and the kind of community-based support system that breeds success.
As the sport of pickleball continues to grow, Koszuta’s initiative could well be the game-changer for players looking to take their skills from the beginner courts to the elite levels.
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