A weekly padel community founded by Saujas and Archie. We both kept getting into padel in bursts, a few sessions here and there, and found ourselves back at square one each time: chasing a court, a fourth, and a laid-back group to actually play with. Turns out finding a casual padel club you could just turn up to didn't really exist, so we built one.
Padel Net Club is a weekly padel social in London. Two courts, twelve players: six men, six women, shuffled into new pairs all session. All abilities welcome, no partner or team needed, just turn up.
Two hours on court, then a drink after. Solo or with a mate, we sort the group, the pairs, and the game.
Six men, six women, every session. It changes how the pairs play and who you end up talking to afterwards. On purpose.
Nobody's stuck carrying a court or getting steamrolled. We mix standard across pairs so every round is competitive, not a mismatch.
You won't be seated with the friend you came with. That's not an accident. It's the entire point of a social over a private hire.
Plays a lot of tennis, so padel was an easy switch.
Pre-match ritual? Watching a Djokovic documentary for "tactical research."
Confident on court, results vary.
Pre-match ritual? Triple-checking his FPL team, because that's the game that actually matters.
Six men, six women, one court time. First come, first served.
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