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Frictionless Growth: What Padel Teaches About Scaling Fast

5 min · 3. apr. 2026
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What if your growth problem isn’t awareness — but friction? In this episode of Marketing & Strategy Unlocked, Dr. Nicolás Kfuri breaks down how Padel became one of the fastest-growing sports globally by embedding growth directly into its design. From low entry barriers and social mechanics to urban scalability and lifestyle positioning, this episode offers a practical blueprint for executives looking to accelerate adoption and remove friction from their business models.

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