Training Tips
The First Five Things Every New Padel Player Should Learn
A confident start comes from understanding the court, getting comfortable with the racket and learning how to work with your partner.
Padel is one of the easiest racket sports to pick up, but a few habits make the first weeks far more enjoyable.
1. Start in a relaxed ready position
Knees soft, racket up in front of your chest and weight on the balls of your feet. It makes every first step quicker.
2. Keep your swing compact
Short, controlled swings win more points than big ones. Aim for consistency over power.
3. Talk to your partner
Communicate between points and call the middle balls early. Then learn how the walls affect play. A beginner coaching session can help turn these basics into habits.