In the heart of the new Brazza district of Bordeaux, the UCPA will inaugurate its colossal sports complex project on May 13: the UCPA Sport Station. A five-storey building with a total surface area of ​​15.000 m² where it will even be possible to play golf on the roof! Among the multitude of activities available, seven tracks of padel will see the light of day in this veritable temple of indoor sport.

Le padel will therefore have an additional address in New Aquitaine, and the particularity of the building will also help the general public to discover the sport. Indeed, the UCPA Sport Station is a structure designed for multi-sports, where the disciplines will not be compartmentalized since the building is designed with transparency. Practitioners will practice in full view of their neighbors who might have the idea to try after watching live par 3s or the like.”dejadas”!

This is clearly the will of the director general of the UCPA, Guillaume Legaut, with this project: “We want to bring the multi-sport spirit to life. That people can move from one sporting activity to another. We wanted to set up this place so that people could talk and meet. Sport is also an opportunity to create links and conviviality.”

It is therefore on the right bank of Bordeaux that this complex will open its doors next May where the following infrastructures will be available in addition to the padel :

  • 8 squash courts
  • a 14-metre high climbing route and 2 bouldering rooms
  • 1380 m² of fitness, with a 650 m² platform, a 250 m² cross-training room, and two group class rooms
  • a 150 m² room dedicated to virtual sport
  • a 9-hole mini-golf course and a driving range with 12 shooting ranges on the roof, approach and putting areas
  • 3 escape game rooms for all ages and all levels of difficulty
  • a seminar room for companies
  • a restaurant area that extends over 350 m2, with an outdoor terrace of 200 m2

All information on the website of Bordeaux UCPA Sport Station.

Martin Schmuda

A competitive tennis player, Martin discovered the padel in 2015 in Alsace and appeared in a few tournaments in Paris. Today a journalist, he deals with current affairs padel while continuing its rise in the world of the little yellow ball!

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