World Padel Quest (WPQ)  continues to strengthen its partnerships. Following the recent announcement of the arrival of Bastien Blanqué as ambassador, it is now  Twenty by Ten , French specialist in padel courses, who is joining the adventure.

With more than 50 training courses organized each year and nearly 1,000 participants, Twenty by Ten has established itself as a major player in training in France. For its co-managers, this collaboration with WPQ was a natural fit.

Mika Kusaj explains:
“I’ve known Éric for several years and have always admired his ability to see the future. With WPQ, he is developing an ambitious and innovative project, in line with Twenty by Ten’s DNA. Our approaches are complementary and address the same community of enthusiasts.”

For its part,  Eric Pottier , co-founder of WPQ, underlines the importance of this rapprochement:
"This collaboration is excellent news. I've known Mika for a long time, and his professionalism and passion for padel are values ​​we share."

WPQ places offered to interns

As part of this partnership, WPQ will offer, until the end of December,  two places at the end of each Twenty by Ten course These invitations will be awarded by drawing lots and will allow the winners to participate in the international amateur tournament organized in Dubai.

WPQ Registration Terms and Conditions

  •  16 pairs maximum per category and per department 
  • Possibility to register alone, then invite a partner via a code
  • Payment in 4 installments without fees (€55/month)
  • Ranking is taken into account at the time of registration

All information is available on the official website: www.worldpadelquest.com
Instagram:  @worldpadelquest 

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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