What Makes Padel Suitable for Kids?
Padel – an all-inclusive game–offers a unique blend of fitness, social learning, and fun. Walled courts, soft balls, and stringless rackets all make this game a perfect sport for kids. Here’s why kids should play padel!
Boosts motor and cognitive skills
Builds confidence and self-esteem
Teaches teamwork and communication
Encourages active lifestyles
Strengthens muscles and balance
Program Highlights
Timings: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Monthly Fee: PKR 15,000
Age-Based Groups: 7–10 years & 10–13 years
Year-Round Program: Continues beyond summer!
What Kids Will Learn
Give your child the gift of sport, social fun, and self-confidence with our padel club for kids’ program!
Basic Strokes
Fun drills help develop the skills of playing simple forehands, backhands, and volleys.
Muscular Strength
Padel drills improve core, leg, and arm strength, building endurance and physical stability.
Footwork & Agility
Kids adopt agile footwork and efficient court movements. Quick reflexes allow for smart mobility in court.
Boost Confidence
Competing matches and learning new skills help kids feel accomplished, boosting self-esteem and game confidence.
Hand-Eye Coordination
Ball bounces and shots improve cognitive skills. Kids can better gauge the ball movement for smart play.
Social Fun
Doubles play and group activities foster teamwork, sportsmanship, and friendships both on and off the court.
Supercharge Your Kid
Why Parents Trust Padel Cafe
Padel Cafe isn’t just a club—it’s a second home for your child.
Year-round training programs
Age-appropriate gear and facilities
Experienced, youth-specialist coaches
On-site café for family time
Padel Club for Kids — Where Skills Grow and Friendships Begin!
Guided Learning
Experienced coaches guide kids through the basics of padel—grips, swings, court positioning, and rules.
Warm-Up Routines
Age-friendly and fitness games build agility, endurance, and safe movement on the court.
Practice Sessions
Regular sessions and weekly classes build consistency, improve techniques, and keep kids active in a fun environment.
Progress Tracking
Feedback and milestone rewards keep kids motivated and parents informed of their kids’ performance.
Fun Drills
Fun drills enhance motor skills and understanding of padel, making learning enjoyable and reinforcing key techniques.
Mini Matches
Short, friendly matches and in-house challenges let kids quietly learn player tactics and sportsmanship during play.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What age groups can join the Padel Club for Kids?
Children aged 7 and above are welcome. We group kids by age and skill level to ensure balanced training.
Are the coaches trained to work with children?
Yes! All our coaches are experienced in working with young players. They ensure a safe, fun, and educational atmosphere.
What equipment is needed?
We provide all kind-appropriate rackets, balls, and safety gear. Kids only need comfortable sports attire and a water bottle!
How often are training sessions held?
We offer multiple sessions per week, including after-school and weekend timings. You can choose what fits you best.
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