
Jay Lerner
Founder of Urban Pickleball, a rooftop pickleball facility in downtown Austin; advisor to The Paddy Shack padel club
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Jun 25, 2026
Episode 6: He Put Pickleball Courts on a Parking Garage Rooftop. Now He's All In on Padel.
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Bryant SalcedoHOST
I want to pick your brains, but like back, back to like, you know, just building urban, like you've built one of the best known pickleball communities, not even in Austin, just like I mean, it's mainly in the, in the U S it's becoming global, but let's just say globally, like when you look at paddle right now, the game, like what we've kind of touched on it a bit, but top of mind, what stands out to you the most in like the trajectory that it's on?

Jay LernerGUEST
What I always found interesting was A year or two ago, there were 800 paddle courts in the US.
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