Invented in Mexico in the 1960s, padel exploded across Spain and Argentina before conquering Europe and Latin America. Decades later, it stands as one of the most addictive racquet sports.
What makes padel special? It welcomes everyone. Beginners pick up the basics in minutes, yet the strategic complexity challenges elite athletes for years. It's a sport where everyone belongs, regardless of age or ability.
Glass walls define padel. Standing 10 feet high, around 33 by 66 feet, and half an inch thick, they revolutionise gameplay. Every rally becomes a strategic war of angles, positioning, and precision.
Balls resemble tennis balls but with lower pressure for controlled bounce. From beginners to competitors, North Padel Club provides the facilities, coaching, and community you need to excel.
1. Beginner-friendly – Simple rules make it accessible for all ages and skill levels.
2. Social and fun – Doubles play creates friendships and a vibrant community instantly.
3. Great exercise – Cardio meets agility in every high-energy rally you play.
4. No age limit – All ages play together, perfect for bonding and shared experiences.
5. Stress reliever – Reduces stress and boosts mood through play and connection.
1. Beginner-friendly – Simple rules make it accessible for all ages and skill levels.
2. Social and fun – Doubles play creates friendships and a vibrant community instantly.
3. Great exercise – Cardio meets agility in every high-energy rally you play.
4. No age limit – All ages play together, perfect for bonding and shared experiences.
5. Stress reliever – Reduces stress and boosts mood through play and connection.
Padel is a doubles sport that blends elements of tennis and squash. Here’s your quick guide:
Scoring
During play
Winning points
Padel is a doubles sport that blends elements of tennis and squash. Here’s your quick guide:
Scoring
During play
Winning points
Hit the ball over the net using the walls so it bounces twice on the opponent's side.
The walls are in play! You can hit the ball off the glass or mesh walls after it bounces on the ground, just like in squash.
You must serve underhand, diagonally, and the ball must bounce in the service box.
Hi! I'm Noah from North Padel Club. Ask me about court bookings, membership options, lessons, or anything about padel! I'm here to help you get on the court.
