We will analyze in a simple, practical, and direct way what this game entails. It is simpler than one might think—the difference lies in understanding it.

The starting point of each stroke consists of maintaining a correct and quick ready position and returning to it after impact.

They are 5 very simple and straightforward steps. The key is to know them and adapt them in the cleanest way to the technique already acquired by each player.

This is a more complicated topic because it depends more on the individual themselves than on the player, where the measurement of spaces and ball timings must be taken into account.

The obsession with topspin (or slice) is one of the most common mistakes among amateur players. The stroke is 100% FLAT; effects such as slice or topspin are merely variations.

We comprehensively analyze the full range of strokes that exist, both at the net and from the baseline. One by one and step by step, covering both the technical process and the objective of each

Without a doubt, without perfect mastery of these baseline strokes, it is IMPOSSIBLE to play this sport properly. Amateur players often do not give them the importance they deserve, yet it is literally impossible to play padel well without these fundamental strokes.

Although there are similarities between these concepts, they are distinct. They apply differently depending on whether it is a dominant ball or a non-dominant ball.

The body is the core of everything. Each person must control their body in order to execute the stroke properly. In the technical process, the body comes first, then the paddle, and finally the impact. How can we expect to master the ball if we cannot control our own body?

Padel is played with shots. When we talk about shots, it directly relates to high speeds. We analyze fast and slow shots, their directions, and the court zones where they should be applied.

As in any area of life, what determines control over something is REPETITION—millions of times, and in the best possible correct way. We analyze how we can learn to control the body; the rest depends on the amount of time each player is willing to invest in it.

It is fundamental for learning to play this sport tactically. Understanding that one ball leads to the next. Success in this task on the court is often quite frustrating, as in 90% of cases, players lack the ability to do so.

We discuss the different types of impacts on the ball when applying pressure. It is easy to understand but difficult to apply—hitting hard is not synonymous with putting the opponent under pressure, and even less so with winning the point.

Commonly known as «ball reading.» To this, we must add the «appropriate footwork adjustment.» Players must understand how the ball behaves in all defensive scenarios—until they have this clear, they will not defend effectively.

Each player is provided with a guide of exercises that can be performed individually or with a partner on the court. If time is not invested in these exercises, ball control will not reach the level needed—or the level that the player truly desires.

To inquire about the course price, you can do so by sending an email to info@padelacademy.com