by G Mallard | Jan 22, 2021 | Club Management, Online Sports Marketing, Padel Court Construction, Sports Marketing
We built our club from nothing to one of the leading clubs in the u.k. Mistakes? We made a few – but then again, too few to mention… What we did right and, OK, what we did wrong too. Take advantage of our experience in building a very successful Padel...
by G Mallard | Jan 22, 2021 | Padel Court Construction, Padel For Parks
The one word that comes to mind when discussing padel is ‘community. Building a padel courts in park locations can be the perfect way to develop your padel community! Padel is a sport for everyone this means, kids, seniors, students, sporty types or those people that...
by G Mallard | Jan 22, 2021 | Padel Court Construction, Padel For Sport Centres, Padel For The Hospitality Sector
Padel Court Construction – Some technical details Padel courts for indoor and outdoor use – a small selection of the models offered. Each padel court construction can be enhanced by bespoke additions such as lighting, canopies etc. Contact us to arrange...
by G Mallard | Jan 22, 2021 | Club Management, Online Sports Marketing, Padel Court Construction, Sports Marketing
Want to take your existing padel club to the next level? Here are 5 ways to make a start.All based on out tried and trusted – and extremely successful – best practices in building Go Padel UK. 1 Coaching Have your coaches learn padel. and by padel we mean...
by G Mallard | Jan 22, 2021 | Padel Court Construction, Padel For Sport Centres, Padel For tennis Clubs
What is padel? Padel is a sport which combines action with fun and social interaction. It’s a great sport for players of all ages and skills, as it is both quick and easy to pick up. Most players get the basics within the first half an hour of playing so that they can...
by G Mallard | Jan 22, 2021 | Padel Court Construction, Padel For Private Homes
THE BENEFITS OF HAVING A HOME PADEL COURT by Chris Browne – Go Padel Member I live in a lovely village in Sussex called Patching not far from Arundel. The house is called Selden Court and is so named because it had a Lawn Tennis Court on which it is rumoured...
