What is Padel Tennis? A Beginner’s Guide
Padel tennis is a fast-paced racket sport that combines elements of tennis and squash. Played on a smaller enclosed court, padel is usually played in doubles, using solid paddles and a low-compression tennis ball.
Originating in Mexico in the 1960s, padel has now become a global sensation, especially in Spain, the Middle East, and Europe.
🟢 Why Is It So Popular?
- Easy to learn, even for beginners
- Social and fun – always played in pairs
- Great for fitness, reflexes, and coordination
- Played indoors or outdoors, all year round
🎾 Padel vs Tennis: What’s the Difference?
| Feature | Tennis | Padel Tennis |
|---|---|---|
| Court Size | Large (23.77m) | Small (20m x 10m) |
| Played | Singles/Doubles | Doubles Only |
| Racket | Strung Racket | Solid Paddle |
| Ball Bounce | More Bounce | Lower Bounce |
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