Epic Padel is opening soon at Prosperity Athletic Club!
We're opening 5 outdoor padel courts this summer in Charlotte! Memberships now on sale - enjoy unlimited bookings, exclusive perks & early access.ViewEpic Padel is coming to Utah!
Our outdoor facility featuring padel and other racket sports opens at the end of this summer! Get ready to play, connect, and compete. More updates coming soon!ViewWe're excited to announce that Epic Padel is coming to Tysons Corner, Virginia in Spring 2026! This all-padel club will bring the energy and excitement of the sport to the heart of Tysons. Whether you're new to padel or a seasoned player, get ready to be part of something epic. More updates coming soon!
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"Epic Padel isn't just building clubs—they're building an ecosystem. Their vision aligns perfectly with where the racquet sports industry is heading."
Jason Wnuk
COO at Blue Chip Sports Management
"What Epic Padel is doing across North America reminds me of the early days of boutique fitness—nimble, premium, and community-first."
Michael Jordan
Director of Racquets at Dallas Country Club
"Epic Padel has cracked the code—world-class courts, technology-driven systems, and a scalable model rooted in retention."
Kyle LaCroix
CEO of Sets Consulting
"They're not just adding padel to the mix—they're redefining what a modern racquet club can be."
Chris Gale
Directors of Racquets at Bent Tree Country Club
"Epic Padel's ability to merge innovation with traditional racquet sports values is exactly what our industry needs."
Boris Fetbroyt
Director of Racquets at Philadelphia Cricket Club
"Epic Padel's growth is no accident—they're putting in the work, building relationships, and delivering value at every touchpoint."
Jarrett Chirico
Director of Racquets at Royal Oaks Country Club
"From talent acquisition to court activation, Epic Padel sets a new benchmark for excellence in racquet sports infrastructure."
Jeremey Speicher
Owner of Prosperity Athletic Club
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Padel tennis is a racquet sport that combines elements of tennis, squash, and racquetball. It is typically played in doubles on an enclosed court about a third the size of a tennis court. A padel court is 20m long by 10m wide, and is made up of glass and wired mesh for the rebound walls.
Padel tennis is played on a smaller court with walls and the balls can be played off them, similar to squash. The racquets are solid and stringless, which are different from the stringed racquets used in tennis. The scoring system is the same as tennis and the balls used are similar to tennis balls but have a little less pressure.
You will need a padel racquet, which is typically shorter and has a solid surface with no strings. Padel balls, which are similar to tennis balls but slightly softer, are also necessary. Comfortable sports attire and tennis shoes are recommended.
Yes, padel tennis is generally easier to learn than tennis, making it accessible to players of all ages and skill levels. The smaller court and the use of walls reduce the amount of movement required, and the scoring and basic rules are simple to grasp.
Padel courts are often outdoors, but they can also be covered or indoors, allowing for play in various weather conditions. Outdoor courts may be subject to weather limitations similar to other outdoor sports.
Absolutely! Padel tennis provides a comprehensive cardiovascular workout, combining elements of agility, speed, and coordination. The dynamic nature of the game means that it's also great for improving reaction times and muscle tone. Lastly, its low-impact nature distinguishes it from other racket sports, appealing to those seeking a gentler yet effective workout program.
The duration of a padel match can vary, but it generally lasts about one to one and a half hours, similar to a tennis match. It depends on the players' levels and the match format.
Yes, padel tennis can be highly competitive. There are tournaments and leagues at various levels, from local club competitions to international championships.
