TWONETS is the first racket sport played with two nets
WHY TWO NETS?
In Twonets, the game is played with two parallel, separate nets. This setup makes it harder to win the point, since it’s not enough to simply hit the ball at your opponent’s feet, as you would with a single net. Instead, playing with two nets—also 75 centimeters high—means that most of the time the ball is hit closer to the hips than to the ankles. This is what allows for longer, more entertaining rallies.
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TWONETS IS FOR TWO PLAYERS ON A SHORT COURT, ONE-ON-ONE, AND TWONETS AIR IS FOR FOUR PLAYERS, TWO-ON-TWO, ON THE SAME LONGER COURT. BOTH COURTS ARE THE SAME WIDTH.
DO YOU USUALLY PLAY A RACKET SPORT TWO OR THREE DAYS A WEEK?
Would you like to see how to play Twonets AIR?
TWONETS AIR MATCH
2X2 PLAYERS
SAND COURT
THE BALL CANNOT BOUNCE
WE PLAY ON A SOFT SURFACE, SAND OR GRASS
Players of tennis, padel, pickleball, badminton, and beach tennis helped create the Twonets Rules.
HOW DO YOU PLAY TWONETS?
TWONETS is a fun new racket sport for anyone who regularly plays tennis, padel, beach tennis, table tennis, badminton, padekball, or pickleball.
The objective of the game is to hit the ball over two nets 75 centimeters high, placed parallel to each other 4.6 meters apart, and make it land in the opponent’s court.
HOW BIG IS A TWONETS COURT?
Twonets (1X1)
Twonets is always played by two players, one-on-one, on a court that is 13.4 meters long by 5 meters wide, with two parallel nets 4.6 meters apart, forming two playing areas that are 5 meters wide by 4.4 meters long.
Twonets Air (2X2)
Twonets AIR is always played by four players, two-on-two, on a court that is 18 meters long by 5 meters wide, with two parallel nets 4.6 meters apart, forming two playing areas that are 5 meters wide by 6,7 meters long.
TWONETS IS THE NEW PADDLE AND RACKET SPORT.
- TWONETS is an exciting new way to play paddle tennis on the beach, but with sports rules.
- TWONETS AIR is a new, very exciting and highly addictive sport that is very easy to learn, but very difficult to master.
- TWONETS and TWONETS AIR is a lot of fun for all tennis, beach tennis, paddle tennis, badminton, table tennis, and pickleball players.
GENERAL RULES OF TWONETS
A point is scored if any player commits a foul, regardless of who serves.
Every time you score a point you serve again. If the point is lost, the opponent serves.
The match is played to the best of 21 points, players change sides of the court when they reach 10 points.
The serve is performed the same way as in badminton, padel, or pickleball—that is, from below the waist and from any point on the court, provided it is from outside your baseline.
The server must move up immediately after serving to defend the net.
In Twonets AIR, the serve is directed at either opponent and may land anywhere on the opponent’s side of the court, but this is not the case in Twonets.
Only in Twonets is there a service zone marked by two lines or two cones, located on both sidelines, two meters from each end line. In Twonets, during the serve, the server must stand within their service zone. The server must serve with the intention of having the ball bounce within that zone; if, during the serve, the ball bounces between that zone and the second net, a fault is committed, just as if the ball bounces between the nets or outside the court.
- Twonets AIR it is necessary to say who is the odd player and who is the even player. This way we will know who should serve if the score of the pair is even or odd.
- A match is played to 21 points using rally score, with a point awarded regardless of who is serving.
TWONETS WAS INVENTED BY A PROFESSOR WHO IS AN EXPERT IN SPORTS FOR ALL
TWONETS was invented by José María Cortés Barrio. The idea started at the end of 2023, Chema, as his friends call him, was looking for dynamics for the students in his Pickleball classes. He noticed that when his students managed to exchange four horizontal volleys in a row, they got very excited. He wondered how he could generate as many horizontal volleys as possible. He knew he needed to get the players a little further away from the net, as the volleys were short-lived.
SPORTS INNOVATION WITH INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
TWONETS has INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION in the most important countries of the world.
- Utility Model granted.
- Industrial Design granted.
- Intellectual property granted.
- International Organization registered and legalized.
- TWONETS is an International Registered Trademark.
WHO ORGANIZES THE TWONETS?
- The INTERNATIONAL TWONETS ASSOCIATION has as its main purpose to promote the development and organization of TWONETS; it will also organize all TWONETS activities worldwide, establishing also the rules of participation and competition.
- The INTERNATIONAL TWONETS ASSOCIATION is the only public organization authorized to regulate TWONETS.
TWONETS AND KICSTARTER, THE TWONETS PROJECT REACHED ITS GOAL
During July 2025, we ran a crowdfunding campaign to raise awareness of Twonets internationally. In this campaign, you could buy your own portable Twonets court. In addition, the names of the contributors would always appear on our website so that, over the years, the world would know that there were brave and crazy people who believed in the first sport played on a court with two nets. These are those people:
GRACIAS A:
Miguel Zapico, Margot Arellano Colomina, Miguel Ángel, Coro, Borja Cortés Martínez, Ester Cortes, Isa Rodríguez, Araceli, Concha, María del Mar Cortés, Guillermo, Quino, Gema Alonso, JAR, Pickleburn, Rosy Ayala, Carla Castaño Maidana, Alberto, Paloma Fernández, Luis Martínez González, Isabel Hernández Gómez, Paco Montañés, Andrés Barrero, Carlos Gómez, Pedro Abad Tejón, Miguel A., Lina Rosa García García, Rafael García, Daniel, Ania, José Luis Torralba, Mara, Rosa María San Sotero Sanz, M Carmen MC, Manuel García Rivas, Nerea Zeta, Araceli Guerrero García, Miguel Arronte, Juan A Gala Fernández y Lorena López Cabrera. GRACIAS!!!!
DO YOU WANT TO JOIN THE TWONETS MOVEMENT?
BE PART
1 billion people play a racket or paddle sport on a regular basis.
Imagine going to the beach and seeing a group of people playing TWONETS. Would you go over and ask them? Would you play with them?
The business of Tennis, Paddle Tennis, Ping Pong or Pickleball is shared among many, the business of TWONETS, will be shared among a few.
Do you want to be the first and the only one who can develop business with TWONETS in your city?