Pickleball Rules Refresher: Get out of the kitchen!

One of the hardest rules for newbies to pickleball, has to do with the kitchen or the Non-Volley zone (NVZ.) There are those in our Club (Like Henry!) who are very vigilant to call opponents or even himself or his teammate who have violated the NVZ. Pickleball graduates who come from tennis find this the hardest to grasp, feeling they've lost their advantage. Pickleball is about the placement, and having that boundary helps win out over power.
Section 9 of the IFP rules has a big section dealing with the NVZ,  we'll focus on 9.B, " A fault will be declared if, in the act of volleying the ball, a player or anything the player is wearing or carrying touches the non-volley zone or touches any non-volley line. For example, a fault will be declared if, in the act of volleying the ball, one of the player’s feet touches a non-volley line."
IFP Comment: The act of volleying the ball includes the swing, the follow-through, and the momentum from the action. If the paddle touches the non-volley zone during the swing, it is a fault regardless of whether the touch occurred before or after contacting the ball.