So, You Think You Know Pickleball?

So, You Think You Know Pickleball? is a must-have resource for pickleball enthusiasts of all levels.  From beginners looking to learn the basics to seasoned players seeking advanced strategies, this book covers it all. Discover the rules and scoring system, master essential strokes, and develop winning strategies for both singles and doubles play.  Dive into the world of pickleball variations, learn how to host social events, and explore the mental game and sports psychology techniques.  With detailed explanations, helpful tips, and vibrant illustrations, this book offers a wealth of knowledge to elevate your pickleball skills and enjoyment. Whether you're a casual player or aspire to compete in tournaments, So, you think you know Pickleball? will become your go-to companion on your pickleball journey. 

Nils is the youngest of five siblings, parented by two incredible people, Ki and Margo.  Nils's brothers Hans, Per, and John, and sister Shiloh have also always been an important part of his life.

After growing up playing soccer and basketball, and then onto semi-professional soccer for several years, Nils developed a passion for sports and working out.  Pickleball is no different.  Writing was always a fun hobby that Nils had, and advanced college creative writing was his favorite subject.  This is his first non-fiction book.

Growing up in a Christian home, Nil’s parents impressed on him through adolescence that there's a big world out there and that he could use his gifts to serve, please, and glorify God. Containing an entrepreneurial spirit, Nils is actively involved in the business world through commercial real estate, finance, and technology.

Nils' most recent endeavor is heading a tech-startup developing a web application to help Christians better understand and study the Bible in a new and modern technological world.

Nils is currently working as a commercial real estate advisor with hopes to transition into leading his tech-startup into the future, while continuing to pursue what the Lord has in store for him.