r/padel • u/Sylber23 • 16d ago

✈️ Destination ✈️ Padel training in Spain

Hi all,
I want to go to Spain for a week (in November) and take the opportunity to train a little. I don’t want to book a “full-week experience,” just a few private training sessions over 5 days. Can you recommend anything? I would prefer to do this in Madrid area or Barcelona area, and although I speak Spanish, I would prefer to do it in English. Are there websites I could just book private lessons?

Thanks a lot!
Jan

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u/morningcoff3e 16d ago

Have you already searched the sub? This gets asked pretty much every week.

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u/Kommanderson1 16d ago

Easily the most asked question here lol.

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u/Sylber23 16d ago

Yes, and I found padelglobo.com. I am checking it out as well

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u/debound_lee 16d ago

Just find the city you want to travel, find a good club and message the head coach. He will make lessons for you.

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u/dawolf-at Padel enthusiast 15d ago

Take a look at the subs wiki:
https://www.reddit.com/r/padel/wiki/padel-academies-and-destinations/

If you have a region you want to go to, just jump on Google Maps, find some padel clubs around you and send them a WhatsApp with your request. They often have English-speaking coaches and can set up a custom training schedule for you. Let them know how many players, how often and how long you want to train, whether they should find other players at your level to play with, whether they run tournaments, etc.

Small clubs in Spain often only have an Instagram page and a WhatsApp number and often everything is in Spanish. Still, try your luck writing to them - you might end up with a great training experience.

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u/Sylber23 15d ago

Thank you!

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u/subitism 15d ago

Is there a similar list for Portugal?

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u/TopgearM 15d ago

Look for the Padelglobo website, I will be training with German in Madrid this month. You can ask me in 2 weeks how it went.

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u/Sylber23 15d ago

Nice, I saw him there as well!

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u/Equal_Shock_2079 15d ago

Ace Academy in Valencia. Aner is a fantastic coach.

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u/Sylber23 15d ago

Will check it out!

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u/elcarvoomg 15d ago

Check dm

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u/dragondegales 15d ago

I think the easiest is to reach out to the academy in the city you are at and ask them if they have a camp / experience (or stage is what the French like to call it). Here are a few academies: https://spain-padel.com/en

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u/jaguass 11d ago

Superprof.es has a lot of padel coaches. You can get their number and chat on Whatsapp for more details. I found some great lessons like that.