Padel has about the lowest barrier to entry of any team activity: you can follow it within ten minutes, and someone who has never held a racket will win a point in their first hour. We build the whole day so all you have to do is turn up.
In a mixed group (people who train and people who don't, veterans and new starters), most activities end up dividing the room: some compete, the rest watch. Padel doesn't. It is played in pairs, the rally lasts, and the person who has never picked up a racket is involved from the first game.
That is the difference between a day people remember and a team photo on LinkedIn.
An americano rotates the pairs every few games so everyone plays with everyone: exactly what you want when half the company has never met. A knockout draw is more competitive and produces a clear winner. A clinic with a professional is for groups who came to learn.
We pick the format around the group and the hours available, not the other way round. If you tell us you want people to mix, the format guarantees it. We don't leave it to who happens to sign up with whom.
We take care of everything so your team only has to play, with the focus on the participant experience and your brand's visibility.
We run the day so the brand shows up where it should (welcome pack, signage, photography) without turning it into a marketing event. People can tell the difference, and what ends up circulating internally is the experience, not the logo.
How many of you, which day, and how many hours you have. With that we lock in courts, staff and format, and tell you exactly what is and isn't included before you commit to anything.
Quite the opposite: it's the scenario the format is designed for. With an americano and rotating pairs, the standards spread out and nobody is left out of the game. If a lot of people are starting from scratch we run a short clinic first so everyone arrives at the tournament knowing where to stand.
It works from eight players (two courts) and we've run days with a good deal more. What changes with size is the number of courts and staff, not the format. Tell us how many of you there are and we'll tell you how many hours the day needs so nobody spends it waiting for a turn.
No. We provide rackets and balls for anyone who needs them, and anyone who has their own is welcome to bring it. The welcome pack is agreed with you: from the basics (water, towel, bib) through to branded material if you want the day to leave something physical behind.
Yes. Our club network is in Barcelona and that is where we can confirm availability fastest, but we run days at other destinations. Tell us where and what dates you're working to and we'll be straight with you about whether we can guarantee the same standard of organisation.
It depends on the number of participants, court hours, staff and the extras you want: catering, photography, welcome pack. That is why we don't publish a fixed price: give us the outline and we'll come back with an itemised proposal so you can compare and adjust.
Padel and the city in one experience: train, compete and discover Barcelona.
Spanish coaches trained in the 360 methodology for clubs around the world.
Tournaments, clinics and exhibitions run end to end, for clubs and brands.
Operations, community and profitability: we transform the way your club is run so it reaches its full potential.
Personalised, flexible lessons for every level with expert coaches. Available in English.
Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a complete proposal setting out what is and isn't included. No strings attached.
