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Padel, the trendy sport now available at Espace des Marques at discount prices
Let’s take a look at the latest craze – a rapidly growing racket sport that’s attracting more and more people worldwide. Padel is a cross between tennis and squash, played on a smaller court surrounded by glass walls. The rules are simple: two teams of two players face off on the court. The aim of the game is to bounce the ball off the floor and the walls surrounding the court in such a way that the opposing team cannot return it. The scoring system is the same as in tennis. The pair of players who win two sets win the match.
Padel originated in Mexico in 1969. Enrique Corcuera enclosed his playing area with walls so that he would no longer lose his balls. It was during a visit by the Spanish Prince, a friend of Enrique’s, that padel took on a whole new dimension. Impressed by the concept, the Prince of Spain introduced the sport to his own country. The new sport quickly spread to several countries, particularly in South America. Padel only appeared in France in the 1990s. Since then, it has continued to attract players, whose numbers are growing year on year.
The equipment needed for padel
This racket sport owes its success to the fact that it is accessible to everyone and, above all, to its fun nature. It requires very little equipment: sportswear, a racket, a ball and a court – and the game can begin. To play padel in the best possible conditions, it is essential to havethe right equipment. Padel rackets are specially designed for this sport, with a shape and weight suited to the demands of the game. Padel shoes provide extra support and grip on the court, whilst padel balls are designed to bounce in a controlled manner on the playing surface.
The benefits of this racket sport
Padel is a genuine physical activity that offers numerous benefits. As well as strengthening muscles through repeated footwork, padel helps improve coordination and agility for maximum flexibility of movement. With matches that can be quite long, this racket sport also helps to improve cardiovascular fitness. Of course, as padel is played in pairs, it promotes teamwork and communication.
Explore our world of padel at affordable prices
If you’re ready to embark on your padel adventure, you’ll find all the kit you need on our multi-brand clearance website. Espace des Marques offers you the chance to discover a wide selection of products essential for playing this trendy sport. Rackets, shoes, balls and other padel accessories from the top brands at unbeatable prices are available here. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced competitor, you’ll find everything you need to excel on the court and fully enjoy your passion for this fun and exciting sport.



























































































































