Historic regions such as Occitanie and PACA are strong regions of the Padel French. They alone represent more than a third of the Padel existing.
Hauts de France, Ile de France, Nouvelle Aquitaine and the Auvergne Rhône Alpes region are regions where the Padel was established very quickly and in which it is enjoying great popularity.
Eastern France and the center remain regions where the Padel is still poorly represented.
The table below shows the cities where the Padel is absent as well as the ratio of the number of tracks per inhabitant in the various French agglomerations.
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I think the figure of 16 runs padel on the agglo nicoise is totally wrong
Nice: 2 tracks
Metropole Nice Cote d'Azur: + St Laurent 1, vence 2, Cagnes 1, The gaude 3, Eze,?
what else?
the department of AM counts other tracks and clubs (Beausoleil, sophia, mougins, sartoux mouans, chateauneuf, antibes, pegomas, ...) but it is not the agglo nicoise!
how to compare?
the figures of other agglo is it also reliable?
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Hello Denis,
Thank you for your comment, I had a hard time counting clubs from Padel for the agglomeration of Nice and that of Marseille for example because they are agglomerations which extend and sometimes a padel from another agglo monaco for example, is as close by car as another padel considered Nice "Real club PadelThe idea of the table was that each investor who wants to create a club in a city can know the number of tracks of padel in the wider area so that they can go and see, compare etc. In my next study, I will put a clearer explanation for agglomerations like Nice and Marseille. For the other cities, there are no problems because the agglomerations are more condensed. Romain TAUPIN