What is padel?

Padel: Fusion of passion and vitality

Padel, a vibrant and passion, is gradually being welcomed globally. It is not only a sport, but also a way of life, a way to challenge self and beyond the limit. So, what is Padel?

Padel, called "Padel Tennis", is a movement that combines tennis and squash. It originated in Mexico and later developed and popularized in Spain. Padel sports are performed on the indoor or outdoor hard ground. They usually use softer balls and smaller rackets, which makes it more interesting and challenging than traditional tennis.

Padel's rules are similar to tennis, but there are some unique features. For example, the game is usually a double play. The goal of each team is to try to score the ball into any of the four target areas of the opponent's venue, or make the opponent unable to fight back and make mistakes. At the same time, the Padel Stadium has fences and nets to make the game more competitive and confrontation.

The charm of Padel lies in its low requirements for participants, suitable for people of all ages to participate. What it needs is the perfect combination of speed, strength, endurance and coordination, and these qualities can be exercised and improved in the Padel movement. In addition, Padel's sociality is also one of the reasons for its popularity. It is a team movement that needs to be closely cooperated with teammates, and at the same time, it can also meet people from different backgrounds and have common hobbies.

Globally, the Padel movement is developing rapidly. More and more Padel clubs, stadiums and events have emerged, attracting tens of thousands of enthusiasts to participate. These enthusiasts released stress and exercise through Padel, and found happiness and satisfaction in each wave of shots.

In general, Padel is a vibrant and challenging sport. It can not only improve physical fitness, but also cultivate teamwork spirit and social ability. If you want to challenge yourself and pursue passion, then try Padel, I believe you will fall in love with this vibrant movement.