Padel is a racket sport played on an enclosed court with glass walls and mesh. It's played in pairs, and the goal is to hit the ball over the net without the opponent returning it correctly. Padel rules

Although both sports involve rackets and balls, padel is played on a smaller enclosed court, and the walls can be used to play the ball.

The basic equipment includes a padel racket, specific padel balls, and suitable sports footwear for padel courts. The best adidas accessories for your padel racket

Padel is played in pairs, so a typical match involves four players, two on each team.

Some basic rules include the ball must bounce on the ground before hitting the walls and hitting the ball out of the court is not allowed.

Padel rules

Yes, padel is an accessible sport for people of all ages and skill levels due to its easy-to-learn and play nature. Padel: An anti-stress therapy

A standard padel court has dimensions of 10 meters wide and 20 meters long, with walls having a minimum height of 3 meters.

Padel rules

Padel is scored similarly to tennis, using numbers from 15 to 40, and then the game is won by reaching 40 points and winning by at least two points. Padel rules

Some common strategies include teamwork, placing the ball in difficult areas for the opponent, and smart use of the walls to create unreturnable angles.

How to hit the ball in padel

How to play at the net, with adidas Alfonso García Gamo monitor

How to transition from attack and defense?

The International Padel Federation (FIP) is the governing body that regulates padel worldwide, establishing the sport's rules and regulations.