Padel is a fun and healthy way to spend your free time.
Played in doubles, its always a great way to spend time with friends or a great opportunity to meet new ones.
Inside the court, the game play meets you where you are - playable by all ages, its as dynamic and crazy as you wish.
Easy to pickup but hard to master.
~1/3 of a tennis court, padel courts are surrounded by glass and mesh walls that are used in the gameplay. The court features a turf surface with a net.
Shots can be played off the walls, adding a strategic layer to the game.
A padel racket is solid, perforated, and smaller than a traditional tennis racket, without any strings. Made from lightweight materials such as carbon fiber or fiberglass, it has a thicker, rounded frame with a foam core.
The ball is similar to a depressurized tennis ball.
The ball is served underhanded from below the waist, cross-court into the opposing teams service box.
The ball must be dropped and bounce before contact. There are LETs and a fault, like in tennis.
A point is over when the ball either bounces twice on the turf without being returned or if a shot makes contact with a wall in air.
Think of the walls as a tool. Allow the ball to go past you, off the wall, and come back at a slower speed making your shot easier.
In a pinch, players can also smash the ball facing backwards off their own glass walls to return the ball. But never off the mesh fencing.
WE OFFER INSTRUCTION FOR ALL LEVELS OF PLAYERS, INCLUDING BEGINNER CLINICS & EVENTS. WE ALSO HOST OPEN PLAYS TO FIND PEOPLE TO PLAY WITH.
