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Padel trip in Valencia

66 commentsu/nemavlad7w ago

Hello guys I ve been playing padel for few months now and i got obsessed with this game . I think i got around an intermediate level atm . I love it so much and want to improve everyday so i decided to take a trip to Valencia for 10 days in May I dialed it down to 2 academies : Vestpadel ( they didn t name coaches )and Bellmont ( coaches Alfredo and Ricardo) My main objective for the trip is to get solid technique and some advanced game understanding that i can use in future games If you guys have any experience with this academies and can share would apreciate alot in order to make final decision Thanks and hf

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u/TopgearM7w ago

Hi I've been to Vest. Great academy with good english spaking coaches. I worked mostly with Javi. https://www.instagram.com/javirosell98/ Check out youtuber Padelactico to get a good taste of the vibe over there. https://youtu.be/XJOMccQTVvA?si=JYUtjEgzxnaAFgeu I was in the advanced morning group sessions. Intermediate group sessions were mostly in the afternoon. They will teach you everything from scratch. Starting from control exercises, groundstrokes, etc. I highly recommend this academy.

u/nemavladOP7w ago

Tks . Will check that out. How long did u stay ? Did u feel improvement after it ? Would you go again ?

u/TopgearM7w ago

I stayed 2 weeks. I've improved during and after Vest. I did 3 tournaments when I was back in Belgium and managed to increase my ranking. I won a final, lost a final and reached a semi final. And I really felt that my work at Vest helped me with these results. I would 100% go back.

u/iplayvalla7w ago

Which program was that? I assume the training groups one? Or did you just do private classes?

u/TopgearM7w ago

I followed a tailor made program. In the morning I joined the high performance group sessions (daily 1,5h), followed by 1h of fitness. In the afternoon either a private session of 1h (2h per week) or a match with locals (2 per week).