Padel Horizon 3.0 , the brand new Parisian indoor club, is preparing its post COVID with the class we know it. The dreaded and unpredictable  Kevin fonseca  officially joins the PH team as  the creator and coordinator of the events. 

100% padel debut

Kevin Fonseca discovers the Padel end of 2016 at the first Padel Horizon in Fontenay-Sous-Bois thanks to his father and his godfather.

He decided to get fully involved in padel in October 2018 when he was recruited by the largest indoor padel club in Paris: Casa Padel and its 12 tracks.

A very special professional debut in padel since Kevin started a week before the very first Challenger World Padel Tour Parisian. A bet won where he deployed all his art in events and the operation of leisure venues.

The P250 champion

He will stay at Casa Padel a good year after being taken in hand by Loïc Le Panse, who succeeded in making him "the sheriff of the p250".

Loïc Le Panse is a great coach. It allowed me to win many P250s. He created a P250 machine! 

Co-founder of Jean Mich Padel Tour

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Who does not know the circuit of the 3rd half: the John Mich Padel tour? Kevin is one of the two creators!

It's a no-brainer tour where beers and pleasure are the key words.

Today Padel Horizon therefore pays for the services of the Sheriff during this winter transfer window. There will be fire on the slopes! With a certain DJ Veber and the entire PH team at the helm, Kevin warns:

“We prefer to announce the color, there may be updates at the level of very harsh evenings for organizations! "

Many events ...

On the menu: very special padel tournaments, themed evenings, completely crazy events like padel under hypnosis or fluorescent padel in absolute darkness!

Kevin Fonseca, alias, the “General Jean-Mich" is "happy to join the team".

And we can also cross him on the side of the " Artificial surf wave »Parisian indoor also belonging to Padel Horizon since it will also be in charge of its operation with the "events and communication" part!

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.