Padel Guides
Chipped edges are the most common damage a padel racket picks up. Not cracks. Not a broken face. Just scuffed, worn corners along the top of the frame where the racket keeps meeting things it was never meant to hit....
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Everyone hits a session where the other pair is just better. Cleaner shots, calmer heads, always in the right place. You lose the first four games without really understanding how, and the urge is to swing harder and hope. That...
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Two new racket sports have taken over sports halls and converted car parks across the UK in the last few years, and from a distance they look almost identical. Small court, solid paddle, players crowding the net. Get closer and...
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The match ends, you shake hands, you sit on the bench for ten minutes, then you drive home. That is what most people do after padel. It is also why so many of them wake up the next morning with...
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Padel does not stop when the temperature drops. Most UK courts stay busy through winter, and plenty of players say the cold months are their favourite time to play. The catch is that everything behaves a little differently once the...
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