Padbol courts have been opened on the KNUBA campus
On the university campus, between the stadium and dormitory No. 4, two courts for playing padbol have been opened. From now on, students and instructors can play this dynamic game, which combines…

On the university campus, between the stadium and dormitory No. 4, two courts for playing padbol have been opened.
From now on, students and instructors can play this dynamic game, which combines elements of football and squash, for free.
At KNUBA, sport is an integral part of student life. The student campus has a large sports complex with modern infrastructure: game halls, gyms, and specialized sections for boxing, wrestling, and fitness.
There is also an open football field with an artificial surface, a 25-meter six-lane swimming pool with diving platforms, and basketball and volleyball courts.
For reference: padbol is a sport that combines elements of football, tennis, and squash. The game is played on special courts with transparent walls off which the ball can bounce during play, and with a net separating the teams.
Players use only their feet, head, chest, and shoulders to send the ball over the net to the opponent's side. The game develops coordination, ball-handling technique, and reaction.




