Padel, a mix between squash and tennis, was one of the most popular sports during the pandemic. While the headlines in 2020 still announced the arrival of the 100th padel club in Flanders, more than 300 clubs have sprung up from the ground. So, unlike the pandemic, padel is definitely here to stay!
The prevalence of padel is evident not only in the sheer number of competitive matches played throughout the year but also in the motivation to climb the rankings. It’s no surprise that players proactively gain insight in their opponents’ data, to assess their own chances of winning.
Well, is there a way to track your padel progress? 🤔
