
Kathleen Romito
Retired physician and researcher studying health effects of pickleball noise at Quiet Communities, Inc.
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Jul 20, 2026
Popping Pickleballs
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14:06
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Kathleen RomitoGUEST
We were really surprised to find out that almost three out of four respondents report being able to hear the noise inside their homes.

Kathleen RomitoGUEST
It's one thing to have it be at the edge of your property and it's just there an hour or two a day, but almost 75% said they can hear the noise inside their homes, often with windows and doors shut.

Kathleen RomitoGUEST
More than eight in 10 respondents reported that they are either frequently or always unable to talk, relax, or concentrate in their homes because of the popping noise.

Kathleen RomitoGUEST
Some people report having to leave their homes for hours at a time when people are playing pickleball, and that's a pretty big intrusion on daily life.
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