We offer private and group training sessions
The training sessions are led by knowledgeable and cheerful coaches who are eager to share their passion for padel with you! Training sessions take place in:
- Padelstar Helme, Helme 18
- Padelstar Mustamäe, Akadeemia tee 30
- Padelstar Telliskivi, Telliskivi 60a/5 (summer season only)
- Padelstar Balta, Kopli 3 (summer season only)
- Padelstar Tähe, Tähe põik 12
- Padelstar Pärnu, Haapsalu mnt 43
Training Price List
30–37€ MON-FRI mornings/evenings
- The price depends on the location and time.
- The price includes a 1.5-hour training session with a coach and court rental, and, if needed, racket rental as well.
- In Playtomic, you can register for the full course, meaning multiple sessions at once, and save up to the cost of one training session.
80–86€/h MON-FRI during the day (8:00–16:00)
94–100€/h MON-FRI evenings (16:00–21:00)
72–90€/h on weekends
- Private training sessions can include 1–4 players
- The price includes court rental and, if needed, racket rental.
Depending on demand, we organize a 2-hour course a couple of times a month on Saturdays for players who have never held a racket before and are not familiar with the rules. During the course, we introduce the rules, go over the basic strokes and techniques, and let you play a little so you can get some match experience. By the end of the course, the player should know how points are counted, how to hold the racket, where to position themselves during the game and how to hit the ball. Register for the course here
- The price includes a 2-hour training session with a coach and court rental, and, if needed, racket rental as well
How to register for training?
You can register for group training sessions in Tallinn and Tartu via the Playtomic app:
- Find the Padelstar center that suits you best in Playtomic and select ‘Academy’
- Then choose a suitable time and skill group and book your spot
- Links to download the Playtomic app: App store and Google Play Store
To arrange private training sessions, please write to us at akadeemia@padelstar.ee
Depending on demand, we organize a 2-hour course a couple of times a month on Saturdays for players who have never held a racket before and are not familiar with the rules. During the course, we introduce the rules, go over the basic strokes and techniques, and let you play a little so you can get some match experience. By the end of the course, the player should know how points are counted, how to hold the racket, where to position themselves during the game and how to hit the ball. Register for the course here
Levels
If you have never played padel or any other racket sport before and would like to start padel training, we offer you two options.
Beginner's Crash Course - Depending on demand, we organize a 2-hour training session a few times a month on Saturdays for players who have never held a racket before and are not familiar with the rules. During the training, we introduce the rules, review the basic strokes and techniques, and let you play a little so that you can gain experience in the game. By the end of the training, the player should know how points are counted, how the racket should be held, where to position yourself during the game, and how to hit the ball.
Beginner's group training - Weekly group training sessions for players who have never played a racket sport before. To join the beginner-level training, the player must have participated in our course or played padel a few times on their own and know the rules. The ball does not have to stay in play, but the ball should be hit at a leisurely pace.
The Advanced Beginner level is for players who can keep the ball in play at a calm pace, both off the bounce and out of the air (volleys). They can return balls after a rebound from the glass and have played independently at least 10 times. A bonus is if you’ve previously practiced with a coach.
The Intermediate level is for players who can play without major mistakes off the bounce, out of the air, and off the glass. They feel confident in game situations and also have tactical knowledge. Ideally, they’ve previously trained with a coach, and having a background in other ball sports is a bonus.
The Advanced level is for players who have a background in other ball sports or have been playing padel for at least a year. They can handle all elements of the game, including corner-glass situations. Male players are at C league level, and female players are at least B league level.
We will send information there about available spots, and so on. Also, when we organize tournaments or camps, we will share the information with our players.