Meet Our Padel Coaching Team

The coaching roster has changed since this post was first published. Ceres and Guillermo lead the team today. See the academy page for the current lineup and every programme they run.

The quality of your coaches defines the quality of your padel, and the club is built around two certified Spanish coaches who between them cover complete beginners through competitive players.

Here is the thing most clubs get wrong. A coach who only feeds you balls is running a drill, not teaching you padel. If you hit 100 identical forehands in an hour and nobody explained when to use one, you practised. You did not learn.

Ceres Liñán Ramírez is from Barcelona, holds a degree in Sport Sciences, and is currently ranked in Asia's top five female players. Her competitive results include runner-up finishes at the BPA Open (mixed doubles) and the Nox Cup (ladies), plus a run to the APPT Grand Slam in Kuala Lumpur and a place in the APPT Grand Slam Jakarta.

That competitive background feeds directly into her coaching: strategic, technical, and high-energy for every level, from a first initiation class to her closely booked Level 3 competition classes for kids.

Guillermo, from Madrid, has played padel since he was 11 and started coaching at 16. He's worked at a competitive junior academy in Madrid and is also a qualified nutritionist, which he brings into his coaching as part of a complete approach to performance, not just stroke technique.

Both coaches are active or former competitors holding Spanish Padel Federation certification, the standard most clubs in the region don't meet. Current lesson pricing is on the pricing page, since rates have changed since this team first came together.

They also coach the kids academy, which matters more than it sounds. A coach who can hold the attention of eight nine-year-olds can definitely hold yours.

Message the club on WhatsApp to book with either coach, or to ask which programme fits your level. If you have never played at all, read the beginner's guide first and book a court rather than a lesson. You will get more out of the lesson afterwards.