The brand-new Padel Club Chiang Mai is opening soon — featuring 4 indoor courts, a super panoramic court, and professional coaching with Niko Padel

The Bangkok Open 2025 was the biggest padel tournament ever held in Thailand - with more than 120 players and an atmosphere full of energy. I competed in Male Amateur, Mixed Amateur, and Male Pro categories, gaining incredible experience and inspiration for the future of padel in Thailand.

A good coach can transform your game. But how do you choose the right one?

Avoiding these common mistakes can instantly make you a stronger player

Padel is still new in Chiang Mai, and right now there’s only one padel club in the city. This makes it a special time to start playing — you’re not just joining a sport, you’re helping to shape the future of padel in Northern Thailand.

Padel has exploded across Thailand — and now, Chiang Mai is joining the movement. From Bangkok to Phuket, new courts are opening and players are discovering why this sport is so addictive.

Padel isn’t just booming in Europe — Asia is now part of the global growth. Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and Dubai are leading the way.

Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports worldwide — and Chiang Mai is no exception. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, these five tips will help you improve your padel game.

Tennis and padel share some similarities — rackets, scoring, and a net — but the experience is completely different.

Strong footwork is the foundation of every good padel player. In just 30 days, you can transform how you move on court.

Getting the right gear makes your padel experience better from day one and it prevents injuries.

Padel isn’t just fun — it’s a great workout too.