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Padelife Kids Academy in Limassol runs a structured junior development programme for children who want to learn padel and keep progressing.
Children train in small groups organised by age and level. Each player is assessed, given individual development goals and followed throughout the academy year, with progress reviewed every three months.
Competition is optional: children can simply develop their game, while those who want to compete can progress into Performance and Elite training.
Daniel Perdomo Marrero
12+ years of international coaching experience. Former National Team Coach of Oman, current National Team Coach of Cyprus and FIP approved coach.
With over 12 years of international coaching experience, Daniel has worked with players across Spain, Hungary, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Cyprus.
A former National Team Coach of Oman and the current National Team Coach of Cyprus, Daniel is also an FIP approved coach.
His experience forms the foundation of the Padelife methodology: structured training, individual attention and clear goals for every player.
Daniel believes that progress comes from understanding each player’s strengths, challenging them at the right level and making every training session count. It’s an approach he has developed and refined across five countries, and one he now brings to young players at Padelife Kids Academy in Limassol.
A clear development plan
- 01Assess
An on-court assessment establishes the child’s current level and the most suitable group.
- 02Set goals
The coaching team identifies individual development priorities.
- 03Train
Children train 2–3 times per week in small groups of no more than four players per court.
- 04Review
Every three months, parents receive a written report showing progress and objectives for the next cycle.
Progress report
- Technical skills
- Tactical understanding
- Physical development
- Behaviour and attitude
Comparison with the previous cycle and goals for the next stage.
| Progress report | Score | Δ |
|---|---|---|
| Technique | 68 | +10 |
| Tactics | 54 | +10 |
| Physical | 61 | +4 |
| Match play | 59 | +12 |
| Mindset | 72 | +8 |
Small groups.
Big progress.
What kids actually learn
Discipline
Showing up, listening, focusing and finishing what they start.
Responsibility
Understanding what they’re working on and taking ownership of their progress.
Composure
Learning to make decisions under pressure and respond to mistakes.
Development pathway
Junior Development
Strong foundations through structured training by age and level.
Performance
For players ready to compete regularly, with tactical guidance and tournament planning.
Elite
High-performance training for players with competitive and ranking ambitions.
Competition is a pathway, not a requirement.
FAQ
Children can join from primary school age. Every new player starts with an on-court assessment, and the coaching team then places them in a group that matches their age and level.
No. Equipment is provided, and a racket is available if your child doesn’t have one yet.
No. Competition is optional — children can simply develop their game.
Let the academy know at least 24 hours in advance, and the session may be made up if there is space in a group at the right level. With less than 24 hours’ notice, the session counts as taken.
Yes. With a medical certificate, membership is paused rather than lost. For holidays, you can pause for up to two weeks per academic year, September to June.
One quarter: three months.
Ready to take the next step?
The first step is an on-court assessment to determine your child’s level and the right training group.