Padel Research | Padel Magazine

Benjamin Dupouy 28th November 202426th November 2024

Tapia, the black beast of Lebrón / Galán

Le Premier Padel P1 in Acapulco marked the end of an era: that of Juan Lebrón and Alejandro Galán, one of the most successful pairs in the history of padel. This pair dominated padel…

Dubai: an amateur padel destination in the making?

With a dense and modern infrastructure, Dubai stands out as an exceptional place for padel lovers. Between its high-level clubs, ideal weather conditions during the good season and an exotic experience,…

Differences in playing style between Premier Padel and A1 Padel

In an interview with Diario, professional player Pablo Lijo, ranked 50th in the world, shared his views on the differences in playing style between the two main world padel circuits…

Dubai P1: why is the atmosphere so different from European tournaments?

The Dubai P1 tournament stands out from European events due to its outdoor organisation, which adds a significant climatic challenge for the players, but also particularities in terms of atmosphere and infrastructure. Between the…

Why go outside Europe to participate in FIP tournaments?

Padel is experiencing a great expansion and is gaining popularity in many countries. This global expansion is reflected in the organization of FIP (International Federation of Padel) tournaments. Padel) in increasingly varied destinations,…

The Worlds, not such an interesting competition?

In a few days, the 2024 padel world championships will begin in Qatar, a magnificent site where players love to meet. The playing conditions are often exceptional, in a stadium well known to professionals…

Can you play padel with tennis balls? (and vice versa)

When comparing tennis and padel balls, we notice similarities in aspects such as weight. However, the two sports impose very different requirements in terms of size,…

Should P2000s be managed by clubs?

The elected official in charge of padel within the FFT, Éric Largeron, notes a “major upheaval” in this elite circuit organized by the French Tennis Federation. The best French players were not present at…

What if we had underestimated the potential and benefits of so-called “single” padel courts?

For several months, many clubs have been adding solo padel courts, commonly called single courts. Once neglected, these courts now seem to be experiencing a second wind, with an increasingly popular audience…

The phenomenon of players changing nationality for international padel tournaments

Padel allows us to observe a fairly clear trend: many players are willing to change nationality to participate in international tournaments by nation. As we know, when you are Argentinian or Spanish, the…

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