What are the basic rules of padel?
Padel is a dynamic racquet sport played in doubles on an enclosed court where the glass walls are an active part of the game. Matches follow the traditional tennis scoring system of 15, 30, 40, and game, typically played as the best of three sets. Every point begins with a mandatory underarm serve struck at or below waist level, which must bounce once before being hit diagonally into the opponent's service box. During rallies, the ball must touch the ground on the opponent's side before hitting a wall or fence to remain in play. Strategic use of the back glass allows for unique defensive returns, though hitting the mesh directly on a shot results in a lost point. You can find all the essential equipment for your next match, including high-performance Kuikma padel racquets, specialized balls, and high-traction shoes, at Decathlon Malta. Visit Decathlon.mt to gear up and master the court.