Level 7 – Experienced:
Can defend effectively and turn the game against the opponent when the opportunity arises. Has control over volleys and the ability to construct points and hit winning shots. Performs specific padel exercises to improve the level.

Level 8 – Advanced/Experienced:
Masters the tactical and technical aspects of the game, able to read and apply various tactical elements depending on the opponent. Ranks among the best players in their club.

Level 5 – Intermediate:
Has been playing padel for a few years and is proficient in getting the ball over the net with reasonable power. Serves may still vary, and unforced errors still occur frequently

Level 6 – Advanced/Intermediate:
Has the same skills as level 5 and has started to master advanced shots such as the smash, bandeja, and vibora. Gaining control over the balls and able to vary the pace.

Level 3 – Advanced/Beginner:
Has a basic understanding of padel but still feels uncertain in groundstrokes and struggles with using the walls.

Level 4 – Average:
Has been playing for a while and has a good understanding of the fundamental principles. Can increase the pace of the game but still makes unnecessary errors.

Level 7 – Experienced:
Can defend effectively and turn the game against the opponent when the opportunity arises. Has control over volleys and the ability to construct points and hit winning shots. Performs specific padel exercises to improve the level.

Level 8 – Advanced/Experienced:
Masters the tactical and technical aspects of the game, able to read and apply various tactical elements depending on the opponent. Ranks among the best players in their club.

Level 5 – Intermediate:
Has been playing padel for a few years and is proficient in getting the ball over the net with reasonable power. Serves may still vary, and unforced errors still occur frequently

Level 6 – Advanced/Intermediate:
Has the same skills as level 5 and has started to master advanced shots such as the smash, bandeja, and vibora. Gaining control over the balls and able to vary the pace.

Level 3 – Advanced/Beginner:
Has a basic understanding of padel but still feels uncertain in groundstrokes and struggles with using the walls.

Level 4 – Average:
Has been playing for a while and has a good understanding of the fundamental principles. Can increase the pace of the game but still makes unnecessary errors.

See Level A-B Class for description.

Level 3 – Advanced/Beginner:
Has a basic understanding of padel but still feels uncertain in groundstrokes and struggles with using the walls.

Level 4 – Average:
Has been playing for a while and has a good understanding of the fundamental principles. Can increase the pace of the game but still makes unnecessary errors.