Coaching
Better padel
starts here.
One hour with a coach beats a month of guessing. Private sessions, group sessions, and an introduction built for people who have never held a racket.
Play first.
Fix second.
Nobody learns padel standing in a line. Sessions here start with points and stop when there is something worth fixing. You leave having played, not having been lectured.
Wherever
you are.
Four routes in. Every one of them ends with you playing a real game.
First racket
60 minutes, no experience assumed. Rules, grip, the walls, and a proper game before you leave.
Beginner group
Four players, one coach, six weeks. The cheapest way to get properly started and meet people at the same time.
Intermediate
You play weekly and keep losing the same points. This fixes positioning, the lob and the wall.
One to one, or pairs
One coach, one or two players. Bring your partner and fix the pair, not just yourself.
Who you
will play with.
Coach profiles are a custom post type: the club adds, edits and reorders them without a developer.
Coach name
Head coach · PadelTwo lines on background, playing level and what they are best at teaching.Content needed
Coach name
Coach · Padel & pickleballTwo lines on background, playing level and what they are best at teaching.Content needed
Coach name
Coach · BeginnersTwo lines on background, playing level and what they are best at teaching.Content needed
Common
questions.
I have literally never played. Is that a problem?
It is the most common starting point. First racket is built for exactly this, and rackets are provided.
Can I book a coach for four of us?
Yes. Four players and one coach is the standard group session, and it is the best value per head.
Do I need my own racket?
No. Ask the coach before you buy one. Most people choose the wrong racket in their first month.
Is there junior coaching?
To confirm with the club