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New Cancellation Policy

Every padel enthusiast deserves an available session on their favorite court, don't they? That's why we've made a slight change to our cancellation policy.

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Changes in Vamos Price List

We appreciate your trust! That's why we want to inform you about the changes in our service price list.

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We are opening a new padel court!

Our offer of padel sessions is now extended thanks to a new premium Infinity court.

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Padel Rules


Padel court is similar to a tennis court, but it is smaller (20 m by 10 m) and enclosed. Back walls are usually made of 3 m high glass with 1 m of steel mesh on top, and side fences are of 3 m high metal mesh. That is the case with Vamos Padel courts as well.

Another type of court is the one enclosed with walls and a fence that are 4 m high all around. The walls on both types of courts can also be made of brick or plexiglass.

The net in the middle of the field is 10 m wide, and it’s 0.88 m high in the centre, while it’s 0.92 m high at the posts.

The surface can be blue, green, or terracotta and made of concrete, wood, real or synthetic grass, or any other material that provides the appropriate resistance to the ball.

Vamos Padel courts have a quartz surface that preserves nature, as well as the joints of our players

Padel Court

The padel racquet doesn’t have wires like the ones on the tennis racquet. It is shorter, wider, made of a light material, and as a rule, has to be perforated.

After a couple of games, many players want to buy themselves a racquet. The main question you ask us in this case is how to choose the right padel racquet for yourself. Padel racquets are classified based on their shape, balance, and weight.

Based on shape, they are divided into:

-Round padel racquets which are the best for beginners and players with a bit more experience who wish for a bit better control over the racquet.

-Diamond-shaped padel racquets which are a good choice for the more experienced players who seek strength

-Tear-shaped padel racquets which maintain the balance between speed and strength. They allow for better control than the diamond-shaped ones, but also greater strength than the round ones.

According to their balance, padel racquets are divided into those that provide high, middle, and low balance. Padel racquets whose mass is distributed towards the head of the racquet provide better balance and greater force, but are more difficult to control. The padel racquets that have lower balance are the ones whose weight is distributed towards the handle. These racquets are easier to control but provide less force.

When it comes to mass, the perfect choice for a player depends on their body weight, among other things. The main rule is that complete beginners pick light racquets that are simple to control. As they gain experience, they can move on to heavier racquets that provide more force

Padel racquet

Padel balls and tennis balls are quite similar. The only difference between them is that padel balls have a lower internal pressure so they also bounce slightly lower.

Padel balls are made in white and, a far more popular, yellow colour. In the past, orange balls were used for padel, but these are not considered standard any longer.

The weight of a padel ball should be between 56 g and 59.5 g, while it should bounce somewhere between 135 cm and 147 cm

Padel balls

The difference between the serve rules in padel and tennis is that padel players are required to serve underhand on both trials.

The serve is conducted from the right service court into the diagonal field of the opponent’s side.

The ball must bounce once from the ground before being hit below the waist level.

For the serve to be valid, the ball must hit the ground in the opponent’s field first, and then touch one of the walls. If after bouncing off of the ground the ball hits the steel mesh, it is considered a fault.

The serving player must keep at least one foot on the ground during the serve, and their feet mustn’t touch or cross the service line

The Serve in Padel

When returning the ball, the players can bounce it off of the screens on their side of the court. However, if the ball touches the wall on the opponent’s side before it makes contact with the ground, it counts as a fault.

When the ball bounces from the opponent’s field to their wall and then the metal fence on their side, it is also considered a fault. Another scenario that is seen as a fault is when a player hits the ball against their wall and it lands on their side of the field instead of the opponent’s.

Using the Walls

The scoring system in padel is taken over from tennis.

- A game is scored in exactly the same way: 15/0, 30/0, 40/0, etc.

- Six won games—you win a set

- For one couple to win, they need to win two out of three sets.

Scoring System

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Padel History

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1969.
Padel Origins
Padel Origins

Padel was invented in 1969 in Acapulco, and its creator was Enrique Corquera.

1974.
Popularity in Spain and Argentina

Alfonso de Hohenlohe-Langenburg popularised padel in Spain. A year later, Julio Menditeguy presented the Argentinian recreational sportspeople with padel.

Popularity in Spain and Argentina
1988.
The First Padel Championship
The First Padel Championship

The Argentine Padel Association organised the First Padel Championship in the city of Mar del Plata.

1992.
The Foundation of the Padel Cup

The first World Padel Cup took place in Spain, and since then it has been organised every other year.

The Foundation of the Padel Cup
2005.
Pro Padel Tour and World Padel Tour
Pro Padel Tour and World Padel Tour

In 2005 Pro Padel Tour was established and it was played until 2012 when it turned into the World Padel Tour.

2019.
Vamos Padel Opens Its Door

Belgrade and Serbia get state-of-the-art padel courts where the local recreational players, as well as the tourists, can try their hand at this sports phenomenon.

Vamos Padel Opens Its Door

Padel Experience