For the first time in the sport's history in the United States, October has been officially designated as National Padel Month, a sweeping, industry-wide initiative designed to introduce padel to new players and communities, celebrate elite competition, and recognize the individuals and organizations propelling the sport into the American mainstream.
A public-private partnership between the City of Amarillo and a local tennis nonprofit turned a grand slam champion's pitch into two publicly accessible padel courts.
At the kind invitation of summit organizer Alex Ponseti, I had the opportunity to represent the US Padel Association and speak on a panel at the Padel World Summit (PWS) held in Barcelona at the end of May.
For the first time in the sport's history in the United States, October has been officially designated as National Padel Month, a sweeping, industry-wide initiative designed to introduce padel to new players and communities, celebrate elite competition, and recognize the individuals and organizations propelling the sport into the American mainstream.
A public-private partnership between the City of Amarillo and a local tennis nonprofit turned a grand slam champion's pitch into two publicly accessible padel courts.
At the kind invitation of summit organizer Alex Ponseti, I had the opportunity to represent the US Padel Association and speak on a panel at the Padel World Summit (PWS) held in Barcelona at the end of May.
