Paddle tennis is a ball game played on a fully enclosed, dedicated court. An emerging sport that combines technical features such as tennis, table tennis, and badminton is called paddle tennis because of its racket structure similar to that of a table tennis racket.
Paddle tennis originated in Mexico in 1962 and was introduced to Spain where it was further developed. From 1976 to 1990, paddle tennis developed rapidly in South America, spreading rapidly in various places, such as Brazil, Uruguay, Chile, etc., and won a large number of loyal fans, and gradually extended to North America and Canada. Paddle tennis has reached 10 million people in the world, and paddle tennis has become the number one paddle sport in Argentina and Spain.
The paddle tennis court is 20 meters long and 10 meters wide, and the bottom of the court is made of tempered glass as a defensive wall, and the surrounding area is surrounded by a mesh fence. The paddle tennis racket has no mesh cable, and the main material is high-elastic EVA material. The paddle tennis court consists of a galvanized steel frame, galvanized metal mesh, tempered glass, artificial turf and lighting fixtures.