Professional padel no longer wants to be just a spectacle to watch from the stands. Premier Padel announced the launch of Premier Padel Academy, a new global platform for campuses, clinics and immersive experiences designed so that amateur players can live, train and learn within the ecosystem of the professional circuit. A project that will debut in 2026 and which seeks to connect, like never before, the huge base of paddle tennis fans with the elite.
The initiative, promoted jointly with the International Padel Federation (FIP)will transfer the official methodology of professional padel to the training area, offering programs aimed at young people and adults of all levels. The objective is clear: to democratize the tour experience and allow any fan to feel – at least for a few days – like the big stars of the tour.
Professional padel gets closer to the amateur player
The Premier Padel Academy will transfer the FIP Official Paddle Methodology to the training field through experiential programs developed for young people and adults. The campuses and clinics will be held around the Premier Padel tournaments and will allow participants to train, learn and live together in a context very similar to that of professionals.
He primary campus is scheduled to take place during the Gijón Premier Padel P2marking the start of an international calendar that will extend throughout the 2026 season.
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From the FIP, its president Luigi Carraro highlighted the strategic importance of the project in the global development of sport: “The Premier Padel Academy represents a strategic step within the International Padel Federation’s long-term vision to structure the global development of padel through education, methodology and shared values. Together with the FIP Academy, it contributes to a coherent and complementary ecosystem, in which official training pathways and experience-based initiatives work together to drive the growth of padel across the world.”
