Padel is unquestionably a hit with sports enthusiasts of all ages thanks to it being easier to pick up than other sports and easier to progress, while being a fun way to stay fit and form friendships.  Recently, we spoke to players who have all reached an age...

It’s a really exciting time for grassroots sport in the UK at the moment and we can sense there’s a big drive to provide people from every community with access to a safe and positive sporting environment.  Inclusivity and accessibility are top of the agenda when...

Windy weather can be the most frustrating conditions to play padel in as it affects two of the most important parts of the game - the lob and the overheads, particularly if the ball is lofted above the height of the glass. To be fair, any adverse conditions can have a...

As sports enthusiasts, we have all been drawn into playing padel and are fascinated by the rate at which its popularity is growing.  As sports construction experts, we are excited to be involved in the development of facilities working alongside our partners,...

Research carried out by the Department for Education has demonstrated that the school holidays can be pressure points for some families.  Children from low-income households in particular are less likely to have access to organised out-of-school activities. ...

No sooner did Wimbledon start than the British summer decided to press pause.  We should have known better than to get too comfortable with the sun’s rays because the reality is that the championships have only ever recorded eight years without a rain interruption...

The British media may lead you to believe that padel is already dominating the UK’s sporting landscape.  Despite this mainstream media narrative of padel being “the next big thing” – alongside images of David Beckham or Christiano Ronaldo playing – it is...