Quiz ยท Padel

What's your padel level?

Eight quick questions, two minutes, and no sign-up. Find out whether you are a beginner, improver, intermediate or advanced player, and what to work on next.

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1. How long have you been playing padel?
2. How long can you keep a rally going with a similar player?
3. How comfortable are you playing the ball off the back wall?
4. How is your serve?
5. How do you play at the net?
6. What about overhead shots (smash, bandeja, vibora)?
7. What match experience do you have?
8. How do you think about positioning and tactics?

The four levels

  • ๐ŸŸข Beginner

    New, or still learning the basics and the walls.

  • ๐Ÿ”ต Improver

    Keeping rallies going and starting to use the walls and the net.

  • ๐ŸŸ  Intermediate

    Regular match player with a reliable serve, volley and bandeja.

  • ๐Ÿ”ด Advanced

    Solid all-round game, plays with tactics, used to leagues or tournaments.

Questions

What padel level am I?

Answer the eight questions on this page. They cover experience, rallies, the walls, your serve, volleys, overheads, match experience and tactics, and place you in one of four levels: beginner, improver, intermediate or advanced.

Is this an official rating?

No. It is a self-assessment to help you choose the right games. Clubs, apps and federations each score levels in their own way, so a number from one will not match another.

What if I land between two levels?

Pick the lower one for your first few games. Playing slightly below your level is more fun than being out of your depth, and the organisers will move you up quickly if you are ready.

Do I need a partner to join?

No. Join the group and you will be sorted into a game. Padel always needs four, so the group handles finding the other three.

New to the sport? Start with Padel in Barcelona: A Newcomer's Guide or see the padel group page.