Five hours of padel at Conquer Padel Club. Three divisions, a rotating floor of studios and brands, a canned food drive we intend to overflow, and one conversation worth clearing your afternoon for. Hosted by Dr. Dennis.
The draw is split so one crew can't take the whole day. Every division plays for its own cash purse — $2,700 across the three, pledged by Dr. Dennis.
For unrated players and players of any WPR rating. The deepest purse of the three, and the bracket the rest of the floor keeps checking on.
Where to start if you're new. For recreational and intermediate players, and anyone unrated — you can get a WPR rating on site. Both players' ratings must total 14.0 or less.
For creators, founders and people with a following. Register with both social handles and pay to hold the spot; teams the committee doesn't approve move to another division.
GK's first time back in the States since his accident, and the one segment of the day that everything else is scheduled around. Doors get busy before this — come early, eat outside, walk the floor first.
In the room: physicians and neurosurgeons, spinal cord injury and recovery organizations, founders, athletes, and anyone in Phoenix who wants to be there.
A floor you can walk into between the courts — plus the food trucks outside for the length of the event.
A group mobility session to open the floor. Dr. Jordan Petersen and Dr. Jake Petersen build the hour around how you move and what's holding you back — the difference between arriving warm and arriving ready. Both are Doctors of Physical Therapy and certified strength and conditioning specialists; at their North Scottsdale practice the work is one-on-one, finding the restriction and building the plan around it.
Athletes: call or text 480-648-9452 to register.
One court is set aside for introductory sessions all day. Fifteen minutes, for spectators who have never held a racket.
One counter, a different brand behind it every two hours. Whatever is being handed out when you walk past won't be there later, so it's worth a second lap.
Open for use through the event.
Five hours, built so there's a reason to be here in any of them.
Group mobility session with Dr. Jordan and Dr. Jake. The Stand takes its first host.
Open and Creative division play begins across the courts.
Courts pause; the room comes inside.
Advanced division play across the courts. The Stand changes hands again.
Division finals back to back, then the purses and the canned food total, all courtside.
Doors and exact match times are confirmed on the ticket page.
Get Your Move On is parking a donation truck outside for the length of the event, and it is the drop-off for the canned food drive. Everything that goes in it goes to St. Mary's Food Bank.
The goal for the day is not subtle: fill it past the point where the doors should close. Bring what you can on your way in.
Most needed
Non-perishable food. Drop it at the vehicle outside when you arrive.
Where it goes
St. Mary's Food Bank, in full.
Five hours, five courts, a floor of activations and a food drive to keep moving. If you want to be part of making it work rather than watching it, there's a spot for you.
Call or text the volunteer coordinator. We'll work out the details with you directly — when to arrive, where to find us, and the areas where your help would make the most difference.
Call or text. Mention which part of the day you'd like to help with, if you already know.