Why padel?
social, fun,
addictive, competitive
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ACCESSIBLE FOR EVERYONE
Padel is easy to learn and does not require a high level of technical ability which makes it a very addictive sport. Players learn how to play relatively quickly and improve fast. Less physical effort is required than in tennis or squash. Everyone can have fun playing Padel, whether you are a beginner or an expert.
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FOR ALL AGES
From 4 years old on, kids can start playing padel. Moreover, Padel is indeed an inter-generational game, in which grandparents can play with the whole family parents and kids, while everyone can have fun together.
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PLAYABILITY AND FUN
The racquet is very easy to handle. Rallies are incredibly fun for players. Padel offers 50 minutes of a real game per hour, versus only 15 minutes of a real game for tennis. It has the same rules as tennis, so people know how to play and once they start to play, they keep playing!
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SOCIAL AND FRIENDLY
Having four people at the same time on a small court brings everyone closer. So, it makes social conversation between players, with more time playing and less time picking up balls. Padel gives you the opportunity to stay with friends, having a good time with them and increasing the chances of meeting new people.
GROWING WORLDWIDE PARTICIPATION
Over
0 Million
active Padel players
in the world
Around
0K
Federated players
around the world
Over
0.0k
Padel Clubs in the world
Over
0k
Padel Courts in the world
PADEL IS PRESENT IN 78 COUNTRIES
0
National federations
around the world
0K
Rackets sold
in 2017
PADEL CLUBS PER COUNTRY
0
in Spain
0
in Argentina
0
in Brazil
0
in Italy
0
in France
0
in Sweden
0
in Portugal
0
in UK
why in india
Many Indian tourists travelling to Spain or other neighbouring countries are discovering this entertaining sport and are looking for facilities back home to practice it all year around.
