1. Youdaoplaceholder0 Characteristics and Origin of movement
Youdaoplaceholder0 Fusion : Padel (also known as cage tennis) combines elements of tennis, squash, badminton and table tennis. Its rules are based on tennis, but the court is smaller (20m×10m for doubles, 6m×20m for singles), and it is surrounded by glass or wire mesh, allowing the ball to rebound and continue to be hit, similar to squash.
Youdaoplaceholder0 Origin : Originated in Mexico in 1969, became popular in Europe (especially Spain), and has become a popular sport among celebrities in recent years.
2. Equipment and rules
Youdaoplaceholder0 Racket : A flat short racket without strings, mostly made of carbon fiber composite, with holes to reduce weight, similar to an enlarged table tennis racket.
Youdaoplaceholder0 Ball : Similar to a tennis ball but with lower air pressure and weaker bounce.
Youdaoplaceholder0 Rules :
Youdaoplaceholder0 Serve : Hand touch serve, the point of contact is lower than the waist.
Youdaoplaceholder0 Points scored : partly on tennis (15/30/40), partly on table tennis (11 points, best-of-5).
Youdaoplaceholder0 DOUBLES Limited : All current matches are doubles.
3. Youdaoplaceholder0 Sports advantages and promotion
Youdaoplaceholder0 Low threshold : Due to the small court and slow ball speed, it requires less strength and running than tennis. It is more suitable for leisure and socializing and is easy to get started with.
Youdaoplaceholder0 Chinese potential : Due to the technical superiority of table tennis, it has begun to be promoted in some domestic cities and may become a professional sport in the future.
Youdaoplaceholder0 International case : Retired AC Milan players and tennis stars like Roger Federer have participated in board tennis.
Youdaoplaceholder0 To sum up : Pantennis, which combines fun and competition, is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world in recent years, especially suitable for group pPlate tennis court
