Abstract

In recent years, the Pickleball movement in Hanoi has experienced robust growth, capturing signi'cant public attention and stimulating widespread interest in participation. However, this development remains largely spontaneous, lacking scienti'cally grounded, systematic, and sustainable investment from competent authorities. Addressing this practical demand, this research focuses on identifying the demographics and motivations of individuals participating in Pickleball practices within Hanoi City. The 'ndings serve as a foundational basis for proposing and constructing professional solutions aimed at developing Pickleball club models that align with current socio-economic development conditions.

Keywords: Exercise modalities, exercise motivation, Hanoi City, pickleball, residents, sports clubs, training frequency.