The network  Yes Yes Padel  continues its development in France. The company has announced the official opening of its new site in Avallon (Yonne)  from the  13nd June with the ambition of making padel accessible to as many people as possible, including those far from major cities.

 Two semi-covered tracks accessible all year round 

Located on the Avenue du Parc des Chaumes The new complex has  two semi-covered tracks  designed to allow padel to be played regardless of weather conditions.

As with other sites in the network, the operation is based on a completely autonomous system. Players can book their court, access the facilities and manage the lighting directly from their smartphone, without permanent staff presence on site.

The offer is also designed to be accessible, with prices announced starting from  6 euros per hour , while an initial portion will be offered to new users.

 A model without public funding 

This new location is part of Yes Yes's development strategy Padelwhich relies on partnerships with local authorities without seeking public funding.

The company assures that it will take charge of the entire investment, from construction to operation of the facilities, while making the equipment available to residents, associations and schools.

For  Kevin Fournier As co-founder of the company, this opening confirms the relevance of the model developed by the company:

“The opening of the Avallon courts is a great source of pride for us. It proves once again that our model adapts perfectly to all areas. Players have been waiting for this: to be able to easily book a court, right next to their home, and play in excellent conditions.”

 A rapidly growing network 

Founded by  Kevin Fournier, Alexis Cavet and Bastien Combes Yes, yes! Padel continues its network across the territory with a stated objective: to bring padel closer to the players.

According to the company, the network now has  27 partner municipalities , While  64 additional tracks  are currently being prepared across France.

This dynamic confirms the rise of padel in rural and peri-urban areas, where the availability of practice is still far less than in large urban areas.

Maceo ZERHAT

Maceo Zerhat discovered padel in 2020 in Savigny-sur-Clairis, Burgundy. He contributed to the club's expansion by bringing his energy and curiosity. Padel Magazinehe transmits his Padel"mania" by skillfully bouncing on all the latest news about your favorite sport!

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