Improve
We are pretty sure you'll love padel.
If you are like us, you'll then want to improve.
Fortunately, we know just the people to help!
Coaching
Padel looks like a really simple game, and in many ways, it is! You can pick up a racket and run around chasing the ball until you drop. However, it is really difficult to be good, let alone master. It is similar to many other racket sports but learning specific padel technique is a must if you plan on getting the most out of the game.
OUR COACHES
So, we posted a teaser on Instagram for the new centre and some guy called 'Dan' was straight on to us for a chat. He lives locally so we thought, why not. Little did we know.....
It turns out that Dan Troy is one the top coaches in the Country and everyone in padel knows him (really). He has coached most of the GB players and likewise many of the UK's best coaches themselves. His Padel Academy, which we have become part of, is working with top coaches to improve UK padel, something he feels passionately about.
But it's not all about elite players. Dan is equally excited about working with anyone who just loves padel and wants to improve. He's a good egg is Dan.
Brett Bellamy
We first came across Brett when we noticed he was booking courts nearly every day. He quickly became our number one customer and a huge improver as he flew up the leagues.
A former professional footballer and England Futsal international, Brett has worn the national kit (how cool?!). Despite being obsessed with padel, he is also a scratch golfer. Some people are so annoying :)
He’s coached at top football academies, trained athletes of all abilities, and knows how to bring out the best in every player - whether you're chasing a ball or your fitness goals.
A qualified personal trainer, he is passionate about working with people with disabilities - proof that behind the sporting talent is a genuinely nice guy.
Brett is part of the British Padel Academy, so just message him if you fancy some private coaching. Also, keep an eye out for him at The Warehouse as he's often floating around.