DrPickleball Has the Information
WE WANT TO BE YOUR FIRST RESOURCE FOR TREATING PICKLEBALL INJURIES (EVEN IN FOREIGN PORTS)
DEDICATED TO KEEPING YOU PLAYING EVERY DAY!
My path to pickleball nirvana begin 3 years ago when my wife Nancy and I were lamenting the decline in our Platform tennis and Tennis performance due to some nagging issues that for some odd reason would not go away. My first thought in playing pickleball was not only how much easier it was on my body, but how great it was not having to reserve a court or schedule a match. The bonus and best part is the great group of friends we have met, not only in Minnesota and Naples, but around the country. Often I have given curbside consults at the courts with advice for treating various orthopedic injuries and conditions. This website is a way of assembling this information to help you keep playing.
DISCLAIMER —– The information in this site is based on my experience and knowledge and is designed to provide general education and should not be regarded as specific medical advice to anyone.
There are millions of seniors that have enjoyed this rebirth of their physical lives through pickleball.
Many of us have been lucky enough to have had success in our professional lives. If you enjoy pickleball and the message of healthful activity, please pay it forward. Think of what we could do as a group to deal with some of the health and social problems of this country if we could mobilize our substantial financial resources. I hope to be able to highlight organizations that do great work efficiently as my website develops. Remember—-
YOU CANNOT TAKE IT WITH YOU!
Dr Engasser received his Bachelor of Arts Degree at Williams College, majoring in Chemistry with honors. He received his Medical Degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine where he was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, the medical honor society. After performing a surgical Internship and Hennepin County Medical Center, he received his orthopedic training at the University of Minnesota. After becoming Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery in September 1981, he was elected as a Fellow by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgeons in 1984. He has been a member in good standing since that time, enhancing his clinical skills as the scope and depth of orthopedic knowledge has expanded. His current emphasis and passion is to keep his patients at as high a level of activity as possible, hopefully avoiding surgery.
