Connect Padel Birmingham
B13, Birmingham
Private lessons from £45 an hour
Group classes, private lessons, junior coaching and coached matchplay. For adults and juniors.
Padel lessons in Birmingham
Beginner sessions, group classes and private coaching at 5 clubs across Birmingham.
5 clubs, each checked on its own website
Where to learn in Birmingham
Core Padel Tyseley
B11, Birmingham
Sessions from £10
Beginner sessions and private lessons. For adults.
Powerleague Birmingham
B6, Birmingham
Sessions from £16
Beginner sessions and coached matchplay. For adults.
Types of padel lesson
Most clubs offer a mix of these. If you've never played, start with a beginner session, then join a group class at your level.
- Beginner and taster sessions
- A short coached session, often an hour, that covers the grip, the basic shots and how the walls work. The quickest way to find out whether padel is for you; many clubs lend rackets, but ask when you book.
- Group classes
- Three to eight players with one coach, usually grouped by level. Cheaper per person than a private lesson, and a good way to meet people to play with.
- Private lessons
- One coach for you, or you and a partner, for 45 to 60 minutes. Best for fixing a specific shot or moving up a level quickly. Check whether the court is included in the price.
- Coached matchplay
- Games with a coach on court who stops play to correct positioning and shot choice. Suits players who know the basics and want to play better matches rather than drill shots.
- Junior coaching
- After-school and holiday sessions for children, usually grouped by age. Some clubs run academies with regular squads.
How much do padel lessons cost?
Group or beginner session
£16
per person, typically. £5 to £40 across 26 clubs.
Private lesson
£48
an hour, typically. £30 to £90 across 5 clubs.
Across the 81 UK clubs we've checked, from the cheapest paid adult lesson each club publishes. Free tasters and junior-only prices aren't counted; peak times, members' rates and court hire can change the total.
Before your first lesson
Do I need my own racket for a padel lesson?
Not always. Many clubs lend or hire rackets for beginner sessions, but it varies, so ask when you book. Wear trainers with a flat, non-marking sole.
Do I need to be a member?
Usually not. Pay-and-play venues sell lessons to anyone; members' clubs sometimes restrict coaching to members or charge non-members more. Each listing links to the club's own coaching or booking page so you can check.
Can I learn padel if I've never played a racket sport?
Yes. Beginner sessions assume no experience, and padel's smaller court and underarm serve make the first rally easier than in tennis.
How long is a padel lesson?
Most beginner sessions and group classes last an hour; some run 90 minutes. Private lessons are usually 45 to 60 minutes. Each listing links to the club's own page with its timetable.
Are there lessons for children?
Many clubs run junior sessions, academies and holiday camps. Use the Juniors filter above, then check age groups with the club.
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How we check these listings. A club appears here only when its own website or booking page shows padel coaching at that site. We record the page and the date we checked it, and there are no paid placements. Coach or run a club that's missing? Claim your listing or tell us about your lessons.