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New Tennis & Padel Club "Píšečná" Opens in Prague's Troja District

New Tennis & Padel Club

In Prague's Troja district, not far from the natural landmark Velká skála, a sports complex called Tenis & Padel klub Píšečná is now up and running. It's tucked away in a quiet, green spot just a five-minute walk from the "Kobylisy" metro station.

The club offers modern facilities for both classic tennis and padel — one of the fastest-growing sports in the world. On site you'll find indoor and outdoor padel courts open year-round, along with traditional tennis courts, beach volleyball courts, and footvolley (nohejbal) courts.

Lessons and Gear

The club runs tennis and padel lessons for both kids and adults, catering to everyone from beginners to seasoned competitive players. Sessions are led by qualified coaches. There's no need to bring your own equipment — sports gear can be rented or purchased right at the complex's reception.

Tournaments for Padel Enthusiasts

For those seriously into padel, the club organizes autumn training camps focused on physical conditioning, and it also takes part in hosting nationwide tournaments in the sport.

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Around Prague, based on reporting by kudyznudy.cz

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