By Xuky & Riet · Published 16 April 2025 · Updated 7 May 2026
From Madrid to Ubud
Guillermo Montanos, known to everyone at the club as Guille, is 25 and from Madrid. He started playing padel at 11 and coaching at 16, which puts almost a decade of teaching experience behind him despite his age.
Credentials and background
Guillermo holds certification from the Spanish Padel Federation. Before joining Bam Bam Padel, he spent years coaching at a competitive junior academy in Madrid, working with players across age groups and skill levels on technical, tactical and physical development.
That junior academy background is why he is good with the nervous ones. Teaching a twelve-year-old who is convinced they are bad at sport is a different job from correcting a decent player's bandeja, and not every coach can do both.
A complete approach
Beyond stroke instruction, Guillermo is a qualified nutritionist, and he folds nutrition and recovery into his coaching rather than treating them as separate from technique.
In his own words
“I've been playing padel since I was 11 and coaching since I was 16, a sport that has been a huge part of my life,” Guillermo says. “Motivation is the most important part of every session.” His goal for every player is simple: improve, and actually enjoy getting there.
What Guille offers
Private lessons, group clinics, and coaching on the kids academy. Lesson rates are all on the pricing page, and the full academy programme lists what each format actually covers.
Message the club on WhatsApp to book a session. Tell him your level honestly. Everyone rounds up, and he can tell inside two minutes anyway.
Source: Spanish Padel Federation