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What sport grows fastest?

Today padel is the fastest growing sport in the world. Based on racket sales, it is estimated that 12 million people play it. In Spain, it is the second most popular sport after soccer, and in Sweden it is already played by more than 5% of the population.

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Sport Cracow Padel - the fastest growing sport in the world

Padel, a relatively new sport, is rapidly winning the hearts of sports lovers around the world. At first glance, it combines elements of tennis and squash. At the European Games Kraków-Małopolska 2023, we will admire the tournament at the Prądniczanka Sports Club, and the semifinals and finals will be held in very picturesque setting - the Main Square in Kraków!

The rapid career of the paddle - history of the discipline

As we know, the necessity is the mother of invention. That’s when brilliant ideas come to life – and that case wasn’t any different. Padel was invented in 1969 by a Mexican businessman living in Acapulco, Enrique Corcuera. Legend has it that while playing fronton the ball was continuously getting away to his neighbor, so he decided to create his own game, in which the court would be surrounded by walls taking part in the game. In 1974, his friend, Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe, fell in love with the sport, and brought it to Spain to build the first professional courts in Marbella. In the 1980s, padel became a "social phenomenon" in Argentina and then other South American countries. On July 12, 1991, in La Moraleja, Madrid, representatives from Spain, Argentina and Uruguay formed the International Padel Federation. A year later, the first championship was held in the same city, with representatives from eight countries. Today padel is the fastest growing sport in the world. Based on racket sales, it is estimated that 12 million people play it. In Spain, it is the second most popular sport after soccer, and in Sweden it is already played by more than 5% of the population. In Poland, it's a relatively new sport - the Polish Padel Federation was established in 2017. After the upcoming European Games, we can be almost certain that our country too will get a "paddle boom."

Between squash and tennis - the rules of the game

Padel is a sport that has a very low entry threshold, making it easy to get started. On the other hand, as a competitive sport, it is an extremely spectacular game. The first padel rackets were made of wood, and today, using new technologies, they are made of eva foam, carbon, cork and composites. They are distinguished from other racket sports by the fact that they have no tension. The balls are similar to tennis balls. The game is played between two pairs of players on a 10×20m court, which is enclosed by a mesh fence, with glass for the back walls and part of the side surfaces. The rules of the game are somewhat similar to tennis, except that in paddle after a buck the ball can also bounce off the walls. The match consists of games and sets, the points awarded are also 15-30-40, and the last point is the winning point in a game. The players' task is to hit the ball in such a way that it bounces at least twice on the opponent's side, or to knock the ball out of the court after a bounce.

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A player can lose a point if he plays an out (i.e., the ball without touching the surface bounces off the wall), the ball touches his body, hooks his racket or body on the net, or his racket falls out of his hand. After winning six games and prevailing by at least two over the opposing team, you can talk about winning the entire set. It is enough to have an advantage of two sets to win the whole match. A unique spectacle in Kraków's Main Square - padel at the European Games The five-day padel tournament, which will feature 128 players from all over Europe, will begin at the Prądniczanka Sports Club. The semifinals and final matches (on Sunday, June 25) will be played under unique circumstances. The 750 sports enthusiasts gathered in the stands will watch the the best paddlers amidst the historical buildings on the Main Square in Kraków. We are likely to be moved equally by sports and aesthetics surrounding it.

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