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A look inside of M3 Padel Academy - Private Week
Hey all, if you're curious about going on a padel holiday, I recently went to M3 in Madrid, and here's a reel of some fun moments I captured. Ask me anything, it was one of the best experiences of my life and 100% worth it!
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVcD7AyiAvX/?igsh=YjUxd3lrZWRodmppComments (15)
u/BadmashN2w ago
I was looking at this. Would you recommend then? Was it intense enough and did it focus specifically on issues you were wanting to.
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100% recommend - 5 days of training in a row felt intense, by the end of the third day, we were feeling it, they do treat you like an athlete there.
The private week is tailored to your requirements with a private coach - for me, more technical i.e. bandeja, dropshot, serve, glass.
The groups do more high intensity drills if that's what you're after? Though I met a lot of people who did both weeks because they loved it so much and got different things out of it.
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u/Sylber232w ago
I am going in May and looking forward to it. Anything special you would recommend?
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Excited to hear that! The most special thing is getting to watch Galan, Chingotto, Triay, Brea train on the court in front of the clubhouse, during breakfast and the breaks.
There's not much going on around where the academy is located, I did not travel to the center as I stayed three days extra afterwards, and the most special thing I did in Madrid that I would recommend is rent a car and drive an hour north to hike up the breathtaking Peñalara mountain (2400m).
https://preview.redd.it/wyjukc2u12ng1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=11dd5a68f405d6b106260246658baa8bf3846295
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u/Sylber232w ago
Are you allowed to speak to them or even take a photo with them? I would assume so, but maybe they get annoyed by that haha. Seeing their skill in real life will be amazing!
Hope you enjoyed Madrid and the area, I lived a couple of years in Madrid and love it. Never did the hike though, so will check it out and maybe do it, because I will stay a couple of weeks in Madrid :) Thanks for your insights!
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u/PrcMoje2w ago
Are you fine without knowing spanish? Did they got you accomodation or you did all that by yourself?
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Yes, you don't need to speak any Spanish, as they have English-speaking coaches on their international programs, and staff too.
They work in partnership with Hotel Exe Getafe, and can help organise it for you, including transfers. I booked direct on my Booking account and either walked or took a Uber which is slightly cheaper.
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u/PrcMoje2w ago
So if i got it correctl there are 2 types of program, solo and group? Whats the pricing on each?
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