AIPA Launches First Research and Testing Laboratory for Pickleball Equipment in India
The All India Pickleball Association (AIPA) has made a groundbreaking move in the world of pickleball by launching the first research and testing laboratory for pickleball equipment in India. This state-of-the-art facility aims to standardize and regulate the quality of equipment, ensuring consistency and maintaining the integrity of the sport across the country.
In collaboration with Brainwave SportsTech, AIPA has established this cutting-edge Equipment Testing Laboratory to provide science-backed evaluations of pickleball equipment. By securing AIPA’s approval, manufacturers and brands can ensure consistency in equipment quality, ultimately enhancing the overall playing experience for athletes nationwide.
Arvind Ramesh Prabhoo, President of AIPA, expressed his excitement about this milestone, emphasizing the association’s commitment to excellence in providing the best quality equipment for pickleball players in India. Sunil Peshane, Director of Brainwave SportsTech, highlighted the significance of this laboratory in elevating the sport of pickleball in India and beyond.
Since its inception, AIPA has been dedicated to promoting pickleball across India and gaining recognition from government authorities. The establishment of this laboratory further solidifies AIPA’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a strong foundation for the sport at all levels.
Previously, Indian players had to rely on equipment certified by USA-based organizations, but with the launch of this laboratory, AIPA is reducing this dependency and making a significant mark in the global pickleball scene. This move not only benefits Indian players but also positions India as a leader in the sport on a global scale.
The establishment of the research and testing laboratory for pickleball equipment by AIPA marks a pioneering moment for the sport in India, showcasing the association’s dedication to excellence and innovation in advancing the game of pickleball.
