THE SECOND SEASON IS NOW LIVE! ¡VAMOS!

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The Joy of Padel podcast, hosted by Minter Dial, a padel tennis player since 1974, and sponsored by Padel1969, is an exhilarating new show that delves into the captivating stories of notable padel personalities worldwide. After a successful first season, in this second season, you’ll be treated to exclusive anecdotes, valuable tips, and humorous moments shared by esteemed professional padel players, industry insiders, and passionate padel enthusiasts. With each season aligning with the pro tour, you can anticipate two engaging episodes per month. You’ll find Minter’s writings on padel tennis here.

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🙋 Want to be a guest on The Joy of Padel? As a general rule, we don’t accept unsolicited guests (especially those bland, spammy requests 🙈 ), but you can apply according to the following guidelines: click here for how to be a guest.

ABOUT THE HOST MINTER DIAL

Minter Dial is an international speaker, author and elevator. He’s also a sportsman having played rugby for 18 years and well over 20 different racquet sports. Among these, he has played Eton and Harrow fives, long paume, platform tennis, pop tennis and even pickleball (yes, that too). He played squash at university in the US, taught tennis and reached a handicap of 32 in real tennis. He’s also been playing padel tennis, having started at the age at 10 in 1974 on the very first “public” padel tennis court at the Marbella Club. He has played padel in fifteen countries and tends to play 3-4 times each week in London, where he’s based.  He’s been and continues to be a forever student of the sport and is definitively a loco aficionado of the sport. He has been writing about the sport for well over ten years. See his other padel-related articles here. He’s author of four award-winning books, one award-winning documentary film (The Last Ring Home) and earns his keep as a professional speaker.

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