Whatever
level you're
starting from.
Individual sessions, pairs, or small groups. The format depends on what you're working on and where you want to get to.
Padel is one of the fastest sports to pick up — the court is smaller, the walls are in play, and rallies happen quickly. With the right coaching early on, you skip a lot of the frustrating stage and get to the part where it actually clicks.
Complete Beginners
Never held a padel racket. Court movement, grip, serve, the basics of the rally — everything from scratch, without making you feel like you should already know it.
Improvers
You've played a few times. You know the rules but the game still feels inconsistent. Working on shot selection, positioning, and making your game more reliable under pressure.
Groups & Corporate
Friends, colleagues, team days. Organised sessions with court time, coaching, and a format that works for mixed ability groups — no one left standing on the sideline.
Lemzi
knew sport
early.
Before padel, there was squash. Lemzi competed at national level as a junior — which means the understanding of court geometry, movement patterns, and how to read the game came long before the coaching badge.
The Level 2 qualification is the foundation. The playing background is what makes the sessions different. You're not getting textbook coaching — you're getting someone who has felt what it's like to compete and knows how to translate that for someone just starting out.
Beginners and improvers are the focus because that's where coaching makes the biggest difference. Anyone can tell you to hit the ball harder. Lemzi will show you why you don't need to.
