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Guides, technique and padel culture — from our writers.
TournamentsA one-off tournament is a single evening. A league is a season. Here's how leagues and ladders differ from Americanos and tournaments, and how to join one.
TournamentsShaky hands, a serve that suddenly won't land, jelly legs — sound familiar? Here's where tournament nerves in padel come from and what actually helps.
Padel cultureFrom empty courts a couple of years ago to booked-out evening slots: how and where Tashkent's padel community actually lives and grows.
TournamentsAmericano, Mexicano and King of the Court are the most popular social padel formats. Here are the rules, the scoring and which one fits your group.
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.
TournamentsSigning up for your first padel tournament is only scary until the first point. Formats explained (Americano, groups, knockout), which event to pick in Tashkent, and how to prepare.
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.
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