padeliq

Keep your coach’s advice between lessons.

Carry one coach-chosen priority into practice instead of replacing it with a new list of fixes.

At home. Outdoors. On court.

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Your next practice, with a plan.

Access is by invitation. Request an invite to hear when you can try Padel IQ.

Use a simple handoff

Write down the coach’s exact cue, assigned exercise, what you noticed and one question for the next lesson.

Keep repetitions comparable

Where it is safe, record a short comparable repetition. Bring one clip and one question back to the next lesson.

Bring it back to your coach

Show the clip alongside your original cue. Ask whether to keep practising it or change the exercise.

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Good questions.

Does the app replace a coach?

No. Use video review alongside your coach’s guidance and bring useful questions to your next lesson.

Can I practise at home?

A movement cue may be suitable at home; ball and tactical validation need a court.