Alanya Padel Academy is your guide to the world of padel
Our team consists of professional, certified coaches with a physical education degree and vast experience in player training
about us
Our coaches participate in tournaments at the local and international levels, and are proficient in English
They can explain the rules and techniques of the game to children and adults alike
They are passionate about their work and instill a love for padel from the very first game
Coaches that make padel accessible to everyone
My passion for padel has been driving me since 2019. I adore this sport and am thrilled to have the opportunity to share my knowledge with others
I believe in the lifelong learning and it motivated me to pursue further coaching education. I love imparting new skills to students and establishing connections
I love and live for my work! Padel is a wonderful sport, suitable for players of all levels and ages
I consider padel not only my job, but an integral part of life. I feel happy and thankful every time I step onto the court!
Yazar
Eda
Ismail
Mahmut
Yazar
Yazar is one of the first padel coaches in Turkey. He has dedicated over 5 years to this sport and now participates in international tournaments at a professional level. As a certified physical education specialist, he has worked with children with special needs as well as professional athletes.
Eda
Eda has obtained her bachelor’s degree in coaching education and underwent training and internships in Portugal. She works as a physical education teacher and holds a senior coach qualification in level 3 sports gymnastics. Currently, she is continuing her sports education and teaching padel.
Ismail
Ismael is a graduate of the Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat Sports Sciences University and a tennis coach. He has undergone pedagogical training and has a strong understanding of anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. Ismael teaches students of all age groups, starting from complete beginners.
Mahmut
Mahmut is a certified and acting player in the international padel development program FIP RISE. He is a certified level 1 padel coach, teaching both beginners and professionals and creating individual training programs for each of his students.
We love padel for its dynamic nature and the satisfaction that you can get after the first game
It’s the kind of game that you can easily teach a child and their grandparents, and play together as a family without feeling a large difference, because it’s all about technique and dynamics, not about the hit strength
Padel has pretty simple rules, which our coaches can explain in detail during your very first session
Imagine picking up a racket for the first time half an hour ago and now you are already playing your first match and enjoying the game to the fullest
Padel basics
Court
Equipment
Padel is played simultaneously by 4 players (two on two). Each team plays on its half of the court, that is separated by a net.
The padel court size is typically 20m x 10m. It is surrounded by transparent walls of durable glass, preventing the ball from flying out.
Padel rackets and balls are smaller than tennis ones. The padel racket does not have strings, instead, it has a special solid surface.
Players
The goal of the game is to score more points than the opposing team
Just like in tennis, in padel there are 3 sets of 6 games each. To win a game, the team must win 2 out of 3 sets.
Read the full rules of the game here, or come to a training session where our coaches will gladly to explain them to you.
A team gets 15 for one point, 30 for two points, 40 for three points. For two infringements (touching the ball with a body part, hitting the ball into the net, etc.) the opponent team gets one point.
Rules for awarding game points:
That’s what makes padel so great, because it allows you to play each serve longer than in tennis.
You can hit the ball against the wall an infinite number of times
the ball bounces twice
the ball touches one of the opponents
the ball hits the wall or fence before crossing the net or landing on the opponent’s half of the court
A team scores a point in case: