Discover Local Padel Coaches
Why Take Padel Lessons
Padel is easy to pick up but tough to master. A good coach helps you learn proper technique, footwork, tactics, and match play — so you enjoy the game more and avoid bad habits.
Lessons are also a great way to meet other players, join social games, or prepare for local tournaments in Montreal.
Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to sharpen your competitive edge. Coaches can tailor sessions to your skill level and goals, helping you improve faster while boosting confidence on the court.
Many coaches offer group lessons, private sessions, or weekend clinics — perfect for all budgets.
Meet Local Padel Coaches
Below you’ll find a list of trusted padel coaches in Montreal. Each listing shows:
From First Lesson to Match Ready Skills
Types of Padel Lessons in Montreal
1. Private Lessons: One-on-one coaching tailored to your skill level — ideal for beginners who want fast progress.
2. Group Lessons: Affordable and social — learn with friends or join open groups to meet new players.
3. Junior Lessons: Perfect for kids and teens — many clubs now run beginner programs for young players.
4. Clinics & Camps: Seasonal weekend clinics or summer camps are great for focused improvement.
How to Book Your First Lesson
Booking a padel lesson is easy. Most coaches accept bookings online or by phone — some clubs also offer trial lessons for new players.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to improve specific skills, taking that first step is simple — and a great way to build confidence and meet fellow players in Montreal’s growing padel scene.
If you’re unsure who to choose, reach out and ask for recommendations based on your level and location.
Bring your own racket if you have one, or check if your coach offers rental gear for the first session. city.
Ready to start Learning?
Find a coach, book your first lesson, and get on court this week — and confidently join the growing community of passionate local players.
FAQ
How much does a padel lesson cost in Montreal?
Private padel lessons in Montreal usually range from $50–$80 per hour, depending on the coach and the facility. Group lessons are more affordable, with many clubs offering discounted rates for multiple sessions.
Do I need my own racket for my first lesson?
No — many coaches and clubs have rackets you can borrow or rent for your first few sessions. Once you’re ready to play regularly, you’ll probably want your own gear.
Check our gear guide hereAre there beginner lessons for kids?
Yes! Many coaches in Montreal run junior lessons and weekend programs for kids and teens, often grouped by age or skill level.
How long is a typical padel lesson?
Most private or group padel lessons last between 60 and 90 minutes. Some coaches also offer shorter trial sessions for new players.
Can I try a lesson before booking a full package?
Many coaches offer a one-time trial lesson or intro session so you can see if padel is right for you before committing to multiple lessons. Check each coach’s profile for details.