Read the point
A real point plays out, then freezes at the decision. Read what is coming before the ball reaches you.
Your coach says it once. Here you live it — point by point, until the right call is yours.
A real point plays out, then freezes at the decision. Read what is coming before the ball reaches you.
You lose points standing in the wrong place. The court marks your spot and the open one.
Tap anywhere on the far court. Where the ball lands decides the point.
Two shots. Only one is right here.
Pass or fail, no scores. Then the coach replays the better play, step by step.
You were standing in the wrong spot. You don't see it until the point is gone, and it wears you thin over a whole match.
The spot you took, the spot that was open, and the run between them. Then the coach walks you through the right play.
Fail a drill and it returns the next day. Pass, and it leaves you alone longer each time.
Your results map to Defense, Transitions, and Net play, so you know exactly what to train next.
Between lessons, after matches, while you wait for a court.
Every answer comes from coaching material we hold on file, not from someone's opinion. Your coach teaches the same principles.
Coaching material gets things wrong. Every error we find goes into a written record. Drills are checked against it, and against real court measurements. One of our own drills failed that check: its court did not match its lesson. We rebuilt it.
No real coach has signed a drill. When one does, their real name and face go on it. Until then, Bernardo S. is the app's voice, not a real coach.
Bernardo S.
A private padel lesson runs €25 to €90 in the big padel markets. Four weeks here come to about one lesson.
One drill a day costs nothing. No card.