Play padel in Barcelona at the club with the most courts in the city. Indoor and outdoor courts, classes, tournaments, competitive teams and activities for members and non-members.
Enjoy padel courts in Barcelona available for members and external players.
We offer padel classes adapted to every level and stage of learning, from beginner to advanced technical training and competition.
We organize padel tournaments in Barcelona for all levels and give you the possibility to create your own padel tournament at our facilities.
At our padel club in Barcelona we have men's, women's and junior teams for players who want to compete, improve their level and be part of a sports environment committed to performance and competition.
Improve your game at our weekly padel clinics, sessions led by club coaches where you can perfect your technique, play with other members and find out your real level on court.
As well as helping you progress, the clinics make it easier to find players of a similar level to organise matches and become part of the club's playing groups.
Exclusive to Vall Parc members · Completely freeOpen from 6:00 to 24:00
Prices from €8 depending on time and court
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We answer the most common questions about our courts, services and how to start playing at Vall Parc.
We are located in the upper area of Barcelona, at Carrer de l'Arrabassada, 107, 127, Horta-Guinardó, 08035 Barcelona.
Vall Parc is easily accessible from anywhere in the city and the metropolitan area. Metro lines L3 and L5 have stops less than ten minutes' walk from our facilities, while several urban bus lines connect directly with the main neighbourhoods of the city.
Specific padel shoes, with herringbone or clay soles. They will give you grip and stability, and help you avoid injuries. Playing with running shoes, for example, is a common mistake.
The ideal is 4 players, although a singles format also exists, but padel is designed for doubles, and that's where it's really enjoyed.
Padel is a very explosive sport, with changes of pace and intense short movements. A good warm-up of 10 to 15 minutes is enough:
They usually last between 60 and 90 minutes, but what determines the time is the scoring system and the intensity of the points, which tend to be short but very dynamic.
You don't need a high level to start:
With a level 2.5 you can already start enjoying the experience of competition.
Both things help, but there is a big difference. With lessons you progress much faster because a coach corrects your technique, tactics, court position, game reading and helps you make better decisions.
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