Plan a session for eight juniors on two courts, fix a bandeja that keeps sitting up, or set out a pathway for your academy. Ask in plain language and get an answer in the language of padel, with the reasoning shown.
In shortThe Athleet.Ai Padel Edition gives padel coaches a set of specialist AI tools, each for one job: a Session Planner for single sessions and blocks from mini padel to elite squads, a Season and Periodisation Planner, specialists for strokes, wall play and overheads, Tactics and Pair Play, Match Strategy and Scouting, a written review of a video clip, strength and conditioning, testing, injury prevention, mental skills and nutrition, and tools for the pathway, junior programmes, coach development and running a club or academy. Players and parents have tools of their own. The coach decides what to use.
Single sessions and blocks from mini padel to elite squads, with games-based drills, constraints and rotations that fit your players and courts.
Reading rebounds off the back and side glass, double walls, the contrapared and the bajada, taught stage by stage.
The bandeja, víbora, gancho, rulo and the x3 and x4 smashes, with which overhead to choose for each lob.
Grip, ready position, drives, volleys, serve and return, the lob, touch shots and footwork, with the likely cause of a fault and how to correct it.
Court zones, moving as a pair, transitions, golden points, scouting opponents and simple in-match statistics.
Player pathways and development plans, junior programmes following the Long-Term Development stages from Active Start to Learn to Train, coach education, including converting tennis coaches, and academy operations.
Session planning, a stroke, the glass, an overhead, pair tactics, the pathway or the club: each tool does one job.
Age and level, how many players and courts, how long you have, and what is going wrong. If something essential is missing, it asks.
A session, a block, a correction with drills and cues, or a plan, set out in padel's own language with the reasoning shown.
Ask for a version for the four players who turned up, an easier progression, or the same idea for a junior group.
The padel coach tools are part of the Coach, Small Club and Club plans for padel. Padel players and parents have their own tools in the Athlete, Parent and Family plans.
It prepares the work around coaching: session plans, season plans, corrections for strokes, wall play and overheads, pair tactics, match plans and pathway plans, each in a few minutes. The coach checks it and decides what to run.
It is built for padel: the walls and the glass, the golden point, moving as a pair, and shots such as the bandeja, víbora and bajada. A Coach Development Advisor also helps tennis coaches convert to padel.
Yes. The Session Planner works from mini padel to elite squads, and the Junior Programme Builder sets out mini padel and junior programmes following the Long-Term Development stages, from Active Start to Learn to Train.
Yes. Attach a clip or paste a link of a shot, a drill or a rally and the Video Analysis tool gives a written review: what the clip shows, what is working, the two or three things to fix first and the drills to fix them. Clips can be MP4 or MOV, up to three minutes and 95 MB; say which of the four players to look at. It describes what it sees and does not measure.
Yes, Athleet.Ai can turn your padel match statistics into one or two things to work on, and point you to the tools and sessions that train them. Coaches tell the Match Strategy & Scouting tool what the stats showed, such as unforced errors, points won at the net or golden point record; players tell My Match Review their unforced errors and how often they won the net. It works from the figures you give it or a file you upload (PDF, Word, Excel, CSV or text); it does not import data from tracking systems.
Yes. Players have tools for strokes, wall play, overheads, the serve and return, playing with a partner, match nerves and elbow and shoulder care. Parents have guides to understanding padel, tournament days, choosing a racket and kit, and supporting a young player.
No. It drafts and explains. The coach knows the players and makes the decision.