Padel is best played with four people. That\u2019s also the biggest hurdle for most people: it\u2019s easy to find one person who wants to play, but difficult to find three.<\/p>\n
Here are some ways that work if you\u2019re looking for someone to play with in Aarhus.<\/p>\n
Padel Lounge Aarhus has its own partner-finding group: the Facebook group Partner exchange - Padel Lounge Aarhus<\/a>. The group has been set up for exactly what its name suggests \u2014 to find teammates and opponents for matches at the centre in Aarhus.<\/p>\n It works best if you\u2019re specific. Say which day and at what time you\u2019re available, and what level you play at. \u201eAnyone fancied a game on Wednesday at 7 pm?\u201c gets more replies than \u201eAnyone fancied a game of padel?\u201c<\/p>\n It sounds a bit backwards, but that\u2019s often what makes the arrangement work out. Book a court, post the time in the group chat, and let people sign up for a time slot that\u2019s available, rather than haggling over when you\u2019re going to play.<\/p>\n We\u2019re open every day from 05.00 to 24.00, and the minimum booking is 60 minutes. If you\u2019re unsure about the price, a double lane costs from 178 kr. per hour \u2014 44.50 kr. per person when there are four of you.<\/p>\n Padel is easy to get started with. The walls keep the ball in play, the serve is played underhand, and most people get the hang of it within a quarter of an hour. Rackets can be hired at the centre, and balls can be bought on site, so nobody needs to invest in equipment just to give it a go.<\/p>\n This makes it a realistic idea to ask colleagues, neighbours or anyone from your course, even if they\u2019ve never held a bat before. See the guide Padel for beginners in Aarhus<\/a>, if you want to send them something to read first.<\/p>\n That way, you won\u2019t have to wait for anyone else. Book the singles court. It costs 128 kr. per hour during the day, which works out at 64 kr. per person. There\u2019s only one singles court in Aarhus, so you\u2019ll need to book it well in advance. Read more in the guide Singles or doubles padel in Aarhus?<\/a><\/p>\n Padel Lounge Aarhus organises regular tournaments. It\u2019s one of the easiest ways to meet other players, as you\u2019re paired with people you don\u2019t already know. See the latest ones on the page about padel tournaments<\/a>.<\/p>\n Once you\u2019ve found each other, a fixed weekly slot is what keeps it going. It\u2019s harder to cancel on three other people than on yourself.<\/p>\n Spiller I fast, kan et medlemskab v\u00e6re billigere end at betale pr. gang. Husk dog, at medlemskabet er personligt \u2014 de andre tre pladser p\u00e5 banen skal d\u00e6kkes af et gyldigt medlemskab eller en betalt g\u00e6stepris \u2013 ogs\u00e5 hvis I er f\u00e6rre end fire, der spiller. See which membership is right for you<\/a>.<\/p>\n Padel Lounge Aarhus is located at 23B Graham Bells Vej, 8200 Aarhus N. The entrance is on the same road as IKEA, and there is free parking. All five courts are indoors, and there are showers, changing rooms and a lounge area for after-match socialising.<\/p>\nBook the pitch first<\/h2>\n
Bring along two people who haven\u2019t played before<\/h2>\n
Are there only two of you?<\/h2>\n
Tournaments and events<\/h2>\n
Book a fixed time in your diary<\/h2>\n
Practical information<\/h2>\n