The FFT announced that the bar of the million licensees has been crossed again. What is the real share of padel in this figure which remains nevertheless very positive for the Federation which represents tennis, padel and beach tennis?

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+ 22.000 100% padel licensees

One thing is certain, today we have at least more than 22.000 100% padel licenseesThe elected official in charge of padel, Eric Largeron, announced it to us at the end of 2022.

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But as explained by the Director of the Mission Padel, Arnaud Di Pasquale, “The ideal would be to have a precise figure on the number of padel players among the multi-racket licensees. For example, I have a multi-racket license. But today I only play padel. "

This example is far from being isolated. On the contrary, there are many more padel players with a multi-racket license than 100% padel licensees.

The reason is simple: a significant number of padel players come from sports clubs that have tennis and padel in their facilities. Result: by default, players have a multi-racket license even if some only play padel.

This is why we invite all padel players, even if you play tennis and/or beach tennis, to declare your sporting activities.

How to declare yourself a padel player?

Don't panic, it's very simple!

  1. Go to Ten'up => https://tenup.fft.fr/

2. Click on login (or register)

3. Login

4. If you haven't been to your Ten'up space yet, you will find the page below. If this is not the case or you cannot get to this page, go to this link: https://tenup.fft.fr/completer-profil

5. In the “your practice” section, declare your main practice (note that you can also put a secondary practice) and thus put padel then “none”, “tennis” or “beach-tennis”.

6. You validate, and voila!

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

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