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Guides, technique and padel culture — from our writers.
For beginnersNot sure which side to play in padel — left or right? We break down how your hand, forehand and confidence decide the right position for you.
For beginnersSchedules, payment, check-in and canceling politely — a step-by-step guide to booking a padel court in Tashkent so your first game goes smoothly.
For beginnersWhat to bring, how to choose between a group and private lesson, and the mistakes almost every beginner makes at their very first padel lesson in Tashkent.
For beginnersCourt rental, a racket, lessons, memberships — an honest breakdown of what it actually costs to start playing padel in Tashkent, and where you can save.
For beginnersA realistic beginner's timeline: what to expect week by week, month by month, and in your first year on court.
For beginnersOne ball into the net and your head follows it. Here's how padel beginners reset fast after a mistake instead of unraveling for the rest of the match.
For beginnersPadel levels run on a 1.0–7.0 scale — and yours decides which tournaments you can enter and who you'll actually enjoy playing. Here's how to find your number.
For beginnersPadel borrows tennis numbers but adds the golden point, a 7-point tiebreak and a few quirks of its own. A step-by-step guide so you keep score from match one.
For beginnersPadel and tennis only look alike from a distance. We break down the court, racket, rules and scoring — and explain why padel is so much easier to pick up from zero.
The PlayPadel blog is a knowledge base about padel: stroke technique, pair tactics, choosing gear, the rules and tips for beginners. Articles are written by practising coaches and players, so the advice works straight away on court.
Here you'll find beginner guides, breakdowns of advanced technique, racket and ball reviews, news from Tashkent's padel community and reports from tournaments. Read to play smarter and enjoy every game more.
Padel is more than a sport — it's a community. Join PlayPadel's readers and grow together with padel in Tashkent.