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El logo del @clubpatinartisticoalcala cobrando vida entre los recuerdos de la exposición fotográfica de "Brotes 2024" 🛼✨

Donde tus proyectos cobran vida 🪴 La mesa no siempre está así de ordenada, pero para la foto quedaba bonita :)

En este reel para PadelEdge trabajamos cada detalle para construir una pieza dinámica, limpia y con intención. La idea era transmitir la sensación de que algo nuevo está pasando dentro del pádel en Estados Unidos...

Foto fija para “La que mira” (2025) 🎬 Para este cortometraje dirigido por Iván Rodríguez (@ivan.roletx) trabajamos una cobertura fotográfica pensada no solo para capturar lo que ocurría durante el rodaje, sino también para construir material...

PadelEdge (@getyourpadeledge) nace de la visión de Guille y Ernesto de llevar el pádel en Estados Unidos a otro nivel 🎾 Después de años compitiendo y viviendo de cerca la evolución del deporte, tenían claro que faltaba un sistema capaz de conectar...

Este proyecto nace de una vocación muy profunda 🧠🦋 Y como contamos en la web, @irenembpsicologia se hizo una gran pregunta en su adolescencia: ¿por qué sentimos como sentimos? La respuesta es compleja y es por ello que Irene disfruta tanto...

Hemos arrancado la temporada 2026 con una identidad renovada que refleja quiénes somos hoy y hacia dónde queremos llegar. Más fuerza, más carácter y la misma ilusión de siempre. Gracias a @altibajofilms por dar forma a nuestra esencia y ayudarnos...

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A single hidden habit can completely ruin a good shot. For one of our players, overusing the wrist at the net was leaving him exposed to easy lobs. The PadelEdge app spotted the exact sub-mistake, and two matches later, his volley became a winner...

Every project starts with a problem. For Ernesto, it was seeing players improve during training but struggle to transfer those improvements into their matches. This conversation dives into how that challenge led to the creation of the PadelEdge app...

Sometimes improving a shot isn't about hitting harder. It's about feeling the ball for a little longer, staying connected through contact, and letting control create consistency. Small adjustment. Immediate difference. Save this and try it in your...

3 small mistakes that cost you big points Using your wrist on volleys, setting up your lob with the racket too high, or preparing your vibora with the racket too low can all make the game harder than it needs to be. Small technical adjustments can...

Not all mistakes have the same cost. Some errors lose the point immediately. Others slowly shift the advantage to your opponent. That’s why our match analysis doesn’t just track what happened, it measures the impact each action had on the outcome...

A few small adjustments can completely change the quality of the shot. Keep the racket closer to your body, let the shoulder guide the movement, and make sure you finish through the ball. Save this and try it in your next session.

One of the biggest changes for players is when improvement stops being based on feeling. Instead of guessing what happened in a match, the PadelEdge program helps players identify patterns, understand their weaknesses, and focus training around real...

One of the biggest reasons players struggle to improve is not knowing what to focus on after a match. That’s why our app turns every analysis into clear weekly focus points, supported with on-court reinforcement videos and trackable progress over time...

Do opponents attack you right after your backhand? A lot of times the problem is not the shot itself, but the racket position at contact. When the head of the racket stays too high, the ball tends to float and gives your opponent an easy chance to...

3 weeks into the PadelEdge Accelerator Program. When Manu joined, his vibora was one of the shots creating the most problems in his matches. Through match analysis, we identified the real issue, worked on the movement pattern behind it, and focused...

Focus on 1, not 10. One of the biggest mistakes players make is trying to fix everything at once during a match. The players who improve the fastest usually focus on one clear adjustment, train it with intention, and then apply only that during...

One of the biggest problems in padel is that most players don’t actually know what’s happening in their matches. That’s why we started building this. A match analysis app where every important action is tracked point by point, helping players...

When Manu first started working with us, his vibora was one of the shots costing him the most points. Not because of the shot itself, but because of a small movement pattern that kept making him lose the net after hitting it. Through match analysis...

Most mistakes in padel come from one of these three areas decision-making, execution, or positioning. Learning to identify the type of mistake is the first step to actually improving it. Which one shows up the most in your game?

Training becomes very different when everything is connected. In this conversation, Ernesto talks about why bringing structure to sessions, private trainings, and match situations helped players improve in a more consistent and intentional way...

A peek into a PadelEdge Academy session. Guided by Guille, working through real game situations, corrections, and constant feedback on court. This is how our sessions look day to day.

Tips of the Week 1. High level padel is minimizing error, not maximizing winners. 2. Stay in the point longer than what your opponent wants to. Simple ideas that can change how you see and play the game.

Experience alone doesn’t define a coach. What really matters is the ability to connect, communicate clearly, and create an environment where players can trust the process and improve. In the end, the level of your players reflects the level of your...

Warming up is not just physical, it’s mental too. It helps you activate your body, sharpen your reactions, and get into the right mindset before the first point. Start the match ready, not trying to catch up.

Same fundamentals. Different goals. What changes is the level of detail, the intention, and how everything connects to real match situations. That’s where most players get it wrong.

Getting a player’s perspective. From how they experience the academy, to how they see their own progress, and what they’re aiming for next in their game. At the end of the day, that’s what matters most.

Meet the Team — Diego Martín Méndez Physical trainer at PadelEdge, focused on helping players move better, react faster, and perform stronger on court. Working on building more complete athletes through structured physical training aligned with the...

Tips of the Week 1. Padel isn't about hitting better shots. It's about making better decisions. 2. If it doesn't transfer to real matches, it doesn't matter enough. Simple ideas that can change how you see and play the game.

Two coaches can run the same session and create completely different outcomes. The difference is in the intent, the energy, and the responsibility they take for each player on court. That’s what defines real coaching.

How we structure a PadelEdge session. From warm-up to activation, to dead ball, live ball, and match play each phase has a purpose and builds on the previous one. The goal is simple: connect training to real match situations so players can actually...

Every point in padel is played through three phases. Defense, where you reset and stay in the point. Transition, where you look for chances to take the net. Offense, where you control and finish. Understanding these phases changes how you see the game...

If you’re looking to start working on your physical performance for padel, this is a good place to start. Everything begins with an initial fitness assessment, so the training can be adapted to your level, needs, and goals from day one...

The 5 pillars behind how we train our coaches. Everything built to deliver consistent, high-quality training on court. This is how we work at PadelEdge. When you look at your own sessions, how many of these are really in place?

Tips of the Week 1. If you control the time, you control your opponent. 2. Slow the game down to understand it. Speed it up to finish it. Simple ideas that can change how you see and play the game.

A simple circuit to work on reactivity and explosiveness. Quick movements, fast changes of direction, and exercises designed to transfer directly to the court. Part of the physical preparation we do at the PadelEdge Academy.

Meet the Team — Guillermo Cagigas Coach at PadelEdge, bringing years of experience on court into a clear methodology that helps players understand and improve their game. Working on developing smarter players through structure, intention, and real...

A key shot from defense to reset the point and get back into the rally. Instead of just defending, the idea is to play a fast ball down the line above shoulder height, making it uncomfortable for your opponent and giving you time to recover or even...

A simple game inside the session, but with a clear objective: apply what we worked on in a real match situation. Contenders start serving and try to take the spot. Kings need to win 2 points in a row to stay. Lose 2, and they switch...

A look inside a physical training session at the PadelEdge Academy. Circuit-based work focused on speed, coordination, and reactivity, with each station designed to transfer directly to on-court movement. Guided by Diego Martín (@dmm.trainer)...

Meet the Team: Ernesto Rocabert Coach at PadelEdge and one of the minds behind the structure and methodology of the academy. Helping players understand the game better and improve with intention, every session.

A regular day at the PadelEdge Academy. Training, corrections, points, and a lot of learning along the way. Working on real game situations and helping players improve step by step. If you want to train with us, fill out the sign up form in our bio.

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