
Padel is a racket sport, usually played in teams of two, on a court enclosed by walls that are part of the game. It combines rallies, positioning and teamwork with your partner.
You don't need to have played tennis to start. A guided introduction can help you understand the court, the shots and the rhythm of the game faster.
The serve starts after the ball bounces once on the ground, hit at waist height or below, diagonally into the opponent's service box. You get two attempts. During a rally, the ball can bounce off the walls after it hits the court; don't let it touch the ground twice. Basic scoring uses 15, 30 and 40, but the format for finishing a game can vary.

Use a racket made for this sport and fasten the safety cord around your wrist.
Choose balls made for the game, in good condition.
Choose shoes suited to the surface and comfortable clothes that let you move freely.
Arrive early enough to change and get ready before your booking.
If you don't have equipment, ask reception about rental availability and cost before you come.

A lesson gives you explanations and drills suited to your starting point. A match with friends gives you time to explore the game together. If you're all beginners, an introductory session can be a useful first step.
Choose the right club. Check the court and the available time slot. Confirm the equipment you need and the booking terms. If you don't have partners or don't know which level suits you, talk to the team before your visit.

No. It has its own court, equipment and rules; the walls are part of the game.
Yes. You can ask for an introductory session adapted to your experience: tell reception where you're starting from, and they'll recommend the right coach and group.
No. We recommend group lessons, where you learn more alongside other players; on request, reception can also suggest lessons for two or individual lessons.
PADELMANIA has locations in Herăstrău, ParkLake and Tunari. Check each club's page for the address and bookings.