Padel is a racket sport played between two pairs, with a court surrounded by walls. Blending various characteristics of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, this game has gained significant popularity, especially in Spain and Latin America. Padel is a team sport that can be played outdoors or indoors.
The game is played on a specially designed court that allows the use of walls. The dimensions of the court are similar to tennis courts, but it has side and back walls. Players use rackets to hit the ball into the opposing team's area. The walls enable the ball to stay in play for a longer duration.
In Padel, the ball can be touched more than once, and each player takes turns hitting the ball. Padel is popular both as a competitive sport and a form of entertainment. The game is suitable for people of all ages and skill levels, known for being a sport that can be quickly learned. Padel requires fast reflexes, hand-eye coordination, and strategic thinking. The popularity of the game has rapidly increased in recent years, leading to a growing number of padel courts in many countries.