
Padel quiz
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What structural feature distinguishes a Padel court from a tennis court?
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Why is Padel considered a very social sport to play?
Answer: Players are physically close
Why: A padel court is only 10 by 20 metres and the game is usually doubles, so four players share one glass box.
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What is the primary goal of the soft Chiquita shot?
Answer: Hitting to opponents' feet
Why: Chiquita is Spanish for little one: hit from the back of the court, it dies at the net players' feet and forces them to volley upward.
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Which royal figure is credited with introducing Padel to Spain in 1974?
Answer: Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe
Why: He had tried the game at Corcuera's Acapulco home; the Marbella Club court he built in 1974 came down in 1995 and a bronze plaque marks the spot.
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Why do partners often touch their Padel rackets together?
Answer: To show team unity
Why: Padel rules allow only twenty seconds between points; dawdling earns a warning, then a lost first serve or a lost point.
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What material usually forms the core of a padel racket?
Answer: EVA foam
Why: EVA stands for ethylene vinyl acetate; softer rackets swap it for polyethylene, which brands simply label FOAM on the spec sheet.
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What happens during a Punto de Oro point?
Answer: Deciding point at deuce
Why: One point settles the game, and the receiving pair picks which side takes the serve, though they may not swap positions for it.