…AND OTHER PLANS. What’s on in and around London this weekend 3–4 October 2026. Padel first. Obviously. But London Padel Week has never been only about what happens on court. Padel is what brings us together. But a real community is about what happens beyond the game too, meeting people who share the same passion, and then finding other reasons to spend time together. Discovering London. Trying a new place. Having a drink. Going to an event. Sharing food, music, culture or s

SORRY. I CAN’T. I HAVE PADEL.The LPW edit of what’s worth doing in London this weekend. We know. Padel comes first. The LPW edit of what’s worth doing in London this weekend. Read now the things to do in London this weekend. London Week End Events Sept 2026 We know. Padel comes first. But we like to think that people who love padel are also people who love doing things. Discovering new places. Art. Fashion. Food. Music. London. And, most of all, sharing those interests with o

Meet the Founder: Patrick Elway Some brands are created to sell products. Others are created to bring people together. RALY belongs firmly to the second category. Founded by three young friends who share a passion for sport, music and fashion, RALY was born from a simple idea: the best moments in life happen when people come together around something they love. For Patrick Elway and his co-founders, that "something" is racket sports. More Than Apparel. More Than Events. New R

Meet the Founder: Katie Crawley Sometimes innovation doesn't begin with adding more. Sometimes it begins by taking something away. For Katie Crawley, founder of Willoma Clothing, that "something" was the feeling of restriction. As a yoga teacher, she struggled to find activewear that reflected the essence of her practice. Everywhere she looked, she found the same products: tight-fitting, synthetic garments designed to compress rather than support. They performed. But they did

Meet the Founder: Lucie Harding Sometimes the best business ideas don't begin with a business plan. They begin with a feeling. For Lucie Harding, that feeling arrived during her very first padel lesson. Like thousands of people across the UK, she discovered a sport that was welcoming, social and incredibly addictive. She left the court smiling, but also asking herself a question. Why wasn't there a premium women's padel brand that combined technical performance with elegant,

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Meet Tohfe Beidas, Founder of WYLDE ENSEMBLE

We believe playing with a Raquex racket really does make a difference. "I first met Olly Rose while travelling around the UK visiting padel clubs and industry events. Then something else caught my attention. I found myself completely mesmerised by the video on the Raquex website, watching the craftsmanship and precision behind the production of their rackets. I must have watched it more than once. From that moment, I knew I wanted Raquex to be part of London Padel Week. So I

Meet Felipe Issler, Founder & CEO of PerfeX Nutrition Some partnerships begin with a scheduled meeting. Others begin with a conversation that instantly feels like the start of something much bigger. We first met Felipe Issler, Founder and CEO of PerfeX Nutrition, at the World Padel Summit 2026 in Barcelona. Surrounded by more than 130 exhibitors from across the global padel industry, one stand immediately caught our attention. Not because it was the biggest. But because it wa

Meet Enasio Rosselli, Founder of 12K Padel Some businesses are born from years of planning. Others begin with a simple frustration that many people experience but few decide to solve. For Enasio Rosselli, the journey started in 2025 when he stepped onto a padel court for the very first time. Within a single match, he was completely hooked. Like thousands of new players, he began using rental rackets before deciding it was time to buy his own. That's when he discovered a surpr

Today we meet Simon Bindella, Founder of KRYON, the Swiss-inspired company redefining the connection between player and racket through biomechanical innovation. Discover the story behind an idea that is changing the way athletes think about comfort, control and performance on the padel court. A Swiss-inspired innovation changing the way we think about padel performance When people talk about innovation in padel, the conversation usually revolves around lighter rackets, new ca

At first glance, some people may ask: what does a media platform inspired by the world of yachting have to do with padel? Actually, a lot. Because Yacht Lounge is not really about yachts. It is about the people, ideas, conversations and connections that move around them. And this is exactly how we see padel today.

One Bounce Club — Building a Padel Brand From Inside the Community Some brands are created to follow a trend. Others are born because someone deeply understands the culture they belong to. That’s the story behind One Bounce Club — one of the newest lifestyle brands emerging from the UK padel scene and a partner of the first edition of the London Padel Week.

the story behind Padel Travel X and its founder, Patricia Frost — one of the partners joining the first edition of the London Padel Week. Through premium padel travel experiences, world-class coaching opportunities and a strong focus on human connection, Patricia is helping shape a new vision of what padel can become in the UK: not just a sport, but a global community.

It's been an intense week for us. We spent 24 hours in Barcelona attending the World Padel Summit, one of the most important international gatherings for the padel industry. During those hours, we had the opportunity to meet professionals, entrepreneurs, club owners, brands, coaches and innovators from all over the world. What struck us most was the strength of the networking and the sense of belonging that exists within the global padel community.

This is the question we have been asked a lot lately. Actually… by almost everyone. And it’s fair enough. Because behind every project there is always a deeper reason. A WHY that pushes you to build something that goes beyond just an event. Today we want to share what led us to create London Padel Week. The desire to bring together all the key players of this sport: Padel.

What is the London Padel Week vision? What if padel became more than a sport? What if a padel club stopped being “just a place to play” and became a meeting point for people who love active living, ideas, wellbeing, culture and connection? That is exactly the vision behind London Padel Week. Not another sports tournament.Not another one-off event where: lights go on people play photos are posted lights go off everyone goes home London Padel Week is something different. A true