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Learn to teach yourself padel, by watching yourself play.
I came to padel as a complete beginner. I loved it immediately — the blue and red courts, the perfectly rectangular boxes, the glass walls that shut out the rest of the world, the fact that everything was unfamiliar. Being a beginner was liberating.
But once I started competing, all of the joy was lost. I kept showing up, but I kept losing. Worse, my inner critic was relentless. More competitive matches brought more frustration. I started noticing something uncomfortable: anger I was carrying from other parts of my life was surfacing on court. Not at opponents. At myself. It's just a game, and yet I felt like a loser every time I stepped on court.
I wanted to observe myself, and learn from my mistakes.
I combined this video review practice with a method from an incredible book I'd read a decade ago — The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Gallwey. Gallwey's approach to coaching began with a simple observation: the biggest obstacle to improvement isn't lack of technique. It's the inner critic. The voice that says you're doing it wrong while you're trying to do it right.
Once I started watching myself without judgment — the way you'd watch a friend play — things started to change. I combined my own footage with instruction from the best padel coaches in the world, available free on YouTube. Watch a technique. Try it on court. Film it. Watch it back. Adjust. A tight loop between seeing, doing, and seeing again.
As a neurodivergent person, this was the missing piece. I've always learned better by watching and visualising than by following verbal instructions. On a court, with a camera and no pressure, I finally started to understand my own game. I'm also still learning — which is why I'm calling this co-learning, not coaching.
Sessions are held exclusively at Round Two, Vagator. Maximum 4 players at a time.
This is not for advanced players looking for technical coaching. And I have nothing against conventional coaches or methods — I learn from them constantly, just at my own pace, on my own terms. This is simply the approach that works for me, and I want to make it available to others.
I'll be in touch on WhatsApp to confirm your first session.
See you on court at Round Two.
Share your preferred morning slot and I'll confirm the next available session.