Match habits built
How a job with Jack Grady Padel runs.
A clear price at the beginning saves an argument at the end. Mention injuries before the first session so drills can be adapted.
How it works
How Jack Grady Padel works, step by step, in brief
Four steps from a first message to a written plan.
Ask
You say how much you play, what level you are at and when you are free.
Assess
The first session starts with watching you play and naming the priorities.
Coach
Drills target the priorities, and what changed is written down.
Carry on
The next session starts from those notes rather than from the beginning.
Before you ask
Questions we hear most, Jack Grady Padel
Questions asked before a first session. Send the details and we will come back to you.
What if it rains?
Indoor courts mean sessions usually run; outdoor bookings are rebooked when they cannot.
Can I swap a session?
Give as much notice as you can and the slot is rearranged where courts allow.
I have never played. Is that a problem, roughly?
No; beginners start with the serve, the walls and where to stand. For a club night, give rough numbers and which courts you can book.
What should I bring, in practice?
Trainers, water and clothes you can move in; a racket can often be borrowed. For a club night, give rough numbers and which courts you can book.
Jack Grady Padel: the first step is simply to get in touch
Send the essentials and we will confirm what is possible, what it costs and when we could start. A short message is enough to start the conversation.