If we were to say that padel has a friend in the midst, one that you may have never considered to add to the routine - and vice versa - then what would you say that sport or exercise is? Sure, tennis would be a natural conclusion. Weightlifting has equal street cred for those who gain muscle but want to improve their explosive power and stamina. No, it’s not the usual suspects. In fact, when we told those in the office and our regulars on court just what it was, a few eyebrows were raised. Yes, as the title suggests, Pilates may be the secret weapon to better performances on court whilst the s ..read more

The Joshua Tree is teaming up with the Padel Club to host an exclusive afternoon of sport and socialising. The prestigious event will give teams a chance to show their competitive spirit with a round robin Padel tournament, enjoy food and drinks, network with other high-end businesses all whilst raising important funds for The Joshua Tree charity. Date: 16th May 2024. Event Schedule: 1:00 pm: Welcome drinks 1:30 - 2:30 pm: 30-minute instructor-led lesson covering the basics 2:30 - 4:00 pm: Let the games begin! 4:00 - 6:00 pm: Enjoy food and prize-giving Refreshments will be served throughout t ..read more

Pippa Nash, Head of Brand Marketing at The Padel Club was asked to be on the panel of the Pro-Manchester Sports Conference 2024. Pippa's story from the dining marketer into sports marketing is interesting and different, so Pippa was requested by Pro-Manchester to be a part of the Fan Engagement panel - based on the award winning marketing of the Club. Pippa's career in brand building marketing began at a dining club membership, then as the dining marketer contractor before moving into sports sector. This happened by securing the contract at Manchester United - marketing the Club’s hospitality ..read more

LuxSol, providers of the Club's luxury pergolas, that elevate the Club's player and spectator experience, invited their friends Sarah Jayne Dunn and Jon Smith for a private introduction to the sport of Padel. Whilst every court was filled with players obviously having a brilliant time, Sarah and Jon had a conversation with BROOD – before playing Padel for the first time. BROOD’s team, Sarah and Jon were surprised to see that The Padel Club was completely outdoors – courts [covered courts are coming soon] and social areas! However, we quickly noticed that it didn’t affect the capacity for pre ..read more

The Padel Club are very proud to announce that we are This is MCR Award's Leading Newcomer! The Padel Club launched July 2022, being the first Padel exclusive sports club to invite players on court in the North-West. The Club had a great launch, initially we had 2 courts, that were booked at a very high occupancy rate and very positive feedback from players - that demand meant we doubled the number of courts to 4 in a matter of months. The Club have been critical to the exponential growth of Padel player participation in the Cheshire, Greater Manchester and the entire UK. The Club has attracte ..read more

The Padel Club have been shortlisted for the Leading Newcomer award and Organisation Promoting Well-Being award. Our Founder, Kris Ball, and Management Team set out to bring Padel to the North-West, increase awareness of the sport and build a Club that promotes the adoption of a new sport, inclusivity, with a strong sense of community. Our team of experienced individuals, with successful careers in sports and leisure, operations and marketing, have created a brand and business and delivered a Padel club that is exceeding all of ours and the players expectations and enjoyment. The Padel Club br ..read more

In the world of sports, amateur and professional the quest for parity between men and women has been an ongoing and publicly fought battle. Just think of what happens in tennis and football - at all levels - to gauge what we’re discussing today. While many sports have made strides in bridging the gap, there's one emerging sport that's taking the lead in this regard: Padel. This dynamic racquet sport has garnered a strong following in the United Kingdom and around the world, offering a unique level playing field that champions women and their talents. It’s safe to say that when it comes to brea ..read more

Padel is a sport that all sports players can play, develop and compete in. The sport is being played by influencers, sports athletes and teams at The Padel Club, Wilmslow. It is great to see such influential and aspirational players at our courts, which is engaging with our players and wider community - increasing the participation of more Padel players at the Club. The Padel Club has collaborated with Manchester Originals men's and women's team, who played Padel for the first time on the Club's courts. ITV news covered the feature, and it was aired on ITV on the 4th of August. This is the fir ..read more

The Padel Club are proud to announce a further £2m investment in Trafford, and the Manchester community by securing a 2nd site at TraffordCity, due to be built 2024. The 1.5-acre development will include 11 courts - nine covered and two open air - with development partner Peel L&P. The Club's first 2 destination sites are in Greater Manchester. Featuring in the Manchester Evening News, we are the new racket sports Club set to be a big hit at TraffordCity. The Padel Club launched July 2022, being the first Padel exclusive sports club to invite players on court in the North-West. The Club ha ..read more

Spend any time on the internet and reading the New York Times, you will think that our beloved sport Padel has a new name. That's right, there is another paddle sport in the ether and it is getting people talking, the way that Padel has in the UK in the last year. Pickleball is, as according to the NY Times, "Larry David's favourite sport, and one that old and young should enjoy - just not together". It looks like Padel, it feels like Padel, but is it really anything like Padel? In today's blog, we are going to look at the major differences between the two and show you what Padel and Picklebal ..read more