Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in the UK — and once you play, you’ll understand why. It’s played in doubles on an enclosed court (slightly smaller than a tennis court) and combines elements of tennis and squash. You can use the glass walls, rallies are longer, and it’s much more social and accessible than traditional racket sports. Most people can play a proper rally within 10–15 minutes of their first session.

Comfortable sports clothing and trainers with good grip. Ideally: • Breathable gym wear • Court trainers or grippy trainers Something you can move freely in No special kit needed to get started.

Padel is played in doubles — so 4 players per court. You book the court and split the cost between four of you. That’s one of the reasons padel is so affordable compared to many other sports.

Not at all. Padel is beginner-friendly and easy to pick up. You don’t need a tennis background, and you don’t need to be super fit. We’ll be running beginner sessions, lessons a(https://www.padallclub.com/coaching)nd social matchplay where you can learn the rules, scoring, and basic tactics in a relaxed environment. Everyone starts somewhere — and we’ve built the club to feel welcoming from day one.

Padel is played in doubles — so 4 players per court. You book the court and split the cost between four of you. That’s one of the reasons padel is so affordable compared to many other sports.