April 2022 saw the opening of a padel courts at Church Broughton Tennis club.
Take note clubs having courts built, this one look like it was put up in less than one month end to end it was built very swiftly indeed.
They opened with a month of free padel for all tennis players to try, and they are really pushing the social element of padel here, and they have seen families having fun with mums and dad’s that might not get on the tennis court but can be tempted on to the padel court for fun exercise. There’s also free bat and balls to help anyone get started. What are you waiting for?
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April 2022 saw the opening of a padel courts at Church Broughton Tennis club.
Take note clubs having courts built, this one look like it was put up in less than one month end to end it was built very swiftly indeed. Â
They opened with a month of free padel for all tennis players to try, and they are really pushing the social element of padel here, and they have seen families having fun with mums and dad’s that might not get on the tennis court but can be tempted on to the padel court for fun exercise. There’s also free bat and balls to help anyone get started. What are you waiting for?
Explore the map feature to easily find Padel clubs accross the UK
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Mark Ayers, the Mod Father of major nationwide team padel events in the UK has been tapped by UK PADEL to lead a major expansion of UK PADEL Events. Mark Ayers, Doctor of Philosophy, specialist in architecture light and lighting has not been brought into UK PADEL to...
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What Is a Padel Court? A Padel court sits somewhere between a tennis court and a squash court. The ground-markings are similar to those of tennis with two service boxes on each side of a tennis-like net, and another zone at the back of the court. This zone is,...
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