Padel pleasure in the heart of the Alps
Padel in Tyrol | Casa Padel Seefeld
Experience padel in Tyrol like never before! Casa Padel Seefeld is the first indoor padel club in Tyrol and offers the perfect opportunity to discover or hone your skills on six modern indoor courts. Whether you are a beginner or a pro – padel is the ideal mix of fun, strategy, and movement, guaranteeing you unforgettable moments on the court.
TOP Features of Casa Padel Seefeld
- 6 Indoor Padel Courts: Ideal for any type of game, whether it's a casual match or a competition
- 4 Doubles Courts: For the classic game of four
- 2 Outdoor Courts: For matches in the open air
- 2 Singles Courts: Ideal for training or exciting duels for two
- Equipment: High-quality rental rackets and balls are available for rent or purchase on-site in the shop
- Booking: Reservations can be made easily through the Playtomic App
Casa Padel Seefeld, padel hall
Mösererstrasse 632, 6100 Seefeld in Tirol
Price Overview Casa Padel Monday to Friday
| Times | Double Court | Single Court | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Hour | Per Person* | 1 Hour | Per Person* | |
| 07:00 - 16:00 | € 36 | € 9 | € 20 | € 10 |
| 16:00 - 23:00 | € 40 | € 10 | € 25 | € 12.5 |
* Hourly rate per person.
Price Overview Casa Padel Saturday to Sunday
| Times | Double Court | Single Court | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Hour | Per Person* | 1 Hour | Per Person* | |
| 07:00 - 23:00 | € 40 | € 10 | € 25 | € 12.5 |
* Hourly rate per person.
Tip: Use Playtomic
With Playtomic, the padel experience is optimized: book courts quickly and easily online, take advantage of professional training offers, and receive valuable tips for improving your game – all on one platform!
Excellent delicacies in the restaurant
Restaurant Flavors
In addition to sports highlights, Casa Padel Seefeld also offers culinary experiences at the Restaurant Sabores. Enjoy delicious Spanish tapas, trendy drinks, and cocktails in a lively atmosphere – perfect for winding down after an exciting match. Chef Victor José Reza Sanchez pampers you with exquisite dishes from Spain.
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The World of Padel
Padel is a fascinating mix of tennis and squash that has gained popularity in recent years. Thanks to the fast-paced gameplay and easy-to-understand rules, Padel is a sport suitable for all age groups and skill levels.
Rules & Facts
- Game Rules: Padel is typically played as doubles. The rules are similar to tennis, with the difference that the ball may bounce off the walls after the first touch on the ground before being returned.
- The Court: Played on a compact field surrounded by walls that are part of the game.
- The Equipment: The racket is solid and stringless, and the ball resembles a tennis ball but is a bit softer.
- The Serve: Executed below the waist, the ball must be played diagonally into the opponent's court and can only bounce once.
- Points and Sets: The scoring system is based on traditional tennis, with games and sets.
- Play with Walls: Unique to padel: the ball may touch the walls after hitting the ground and remain in play.
- Net Actions: Players can strike the ball before it touches the ground, leading to exciting net duels.
- Tactics and Strategy: Due to the smaller court size and use of walls, the focus is more on strategy and ball placement than pure power. Good teamwork and communication are crucial in doubles.
Here is a video that explains the basics of Padel and presents the essential game rules.
Suitable Equipment & Accessories
For the perfect padel experience, the right equipment is crucial. For beginners, an all-round racquet with a round head shape is suitable, offering good control and forgiving mistakes. Padel balls are slightly softer than tennis balls, providing an ideal bounce, especially when playing against walls. Both – racquets and balls – can be rented or purchased directly on-site at the Casa Padel Seefeld.
Since padel requires quick direction changes and lateral steps, padel shoes with a mixed sole, such as tennis all-court shoes, are particularly important. These provide essential support and flexibility on the court. Comfortable, breathable sportswear, similar to what is common for tennis and other racquet sports, also ensures comfort and freedom of movement.
History
Padel originated in Mexico in the 1960s and has since developed into a global sport. Especially in Spain and Latin America, Padel has gained impressive popularity and is now a trend in many other countries as well. At Casa Padel Seefeld, you can experience this emerging sport up close in Tyrol!
