Easier than tennis!
cooler than Squash!
Padel, rAcket sport in a glass cage.
Padel is an exciting kickback sport that combines elements of tennis and squash. It offers players of all ages and abilities the opportunity to be active and have fun.
The fascinating history of padel
Padel has its roots in Mexico, where it originated in the 1960s. The combination of tennis and squash quickly made it popular and soon found its way to Europe. In the 1980s, padel was introduced to Spain, where it quickly gained popularity and became one of the fastest growing sports.
The first official padel tournaments were held in the late 1980s, and the first padel world championship was organized in 1991. These events helped to further increase interest in the sport and build an international community of players.
In the last two decades, padel has also established itself in other countries, including Austria. The opening of padel courts and clubs has allowed more people to try and enjoy this exciting sport.
The popularity of padel is not only due to the ease of playing, but also to the social component, which allows players to spend time with friends, work colleagues and family. Padel is a sport for all ages and abilities, which contributes to its widespread acceptance.
Today, padel is an international sport with millions of players worldwide. The continuous development of padel associations and tournaments shows that this sport continues to grow and evolve.
Understanding the basics of playing padel
Padel is an exciting setback sport played on a smaller tennis court. The rules are simple and make it easy to get into the game quickly.
Rules of the game and scoring in padel
A padel match is usually played in doubles. The scoring is similar to that in tennis, with players counting 15, 30, 40 and game.
Tactics for a successful padel game
To be successful in padel, teamwork is crucial. Players should know their positions well and act strategically to outsmart the opponent.
How to get ready for your first padel match
Everything you need — available right on site. You don't have to worry about anything: At any Padelbase location, you can Borrow rackets and balls easily. So you can get started right away — even if you're playing for the first time.
Light, handy and perfect for padel — the right racket gives you control, precision and optimal playing experience.
Padel balls are usually a bit smaller and have less internal pressure than tennis balls. This makes for a softer playing experience, longer rallies and more control.
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