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Train
Two fixed training sessions a week, with a coach and a settled group.
The concept
We are currently developing this concept. Below we explain how we see a padel club working: with fixed training sessions, a fixed free play slot, grouping by level and the chance to progress.
Padel has grown enormously in Belgium. Today you can book a court almost anywhere and play with friends. That's great.
But for anyone who wants to practise padel as a real sport, we believe a structured pathway is often missing.
We want to create that pathway.
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Two fixed training sessions a week, with a coach and a settled group.
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Free play every week with players of a similar level.
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Raise your level and progress within the club.
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Ladder, tournaments, club competition and eventually interclub.
You book a court. You look for three other players. You play. And next week it starts all over again.
Want to improve? You might sign up for a block of five or eight lessons.
But what comes after that?
We think there is room for more.
One-off bookings and short lesson blocks work perfectly well for many players. There's nothing wrong with that, and existing clubs do good work.
Het Padel Legioen is for players who want more structure: training regularly, playing with people of a similar level, playing matches and knowing where they can grow within the sport.
Het Padel Legioen works like a classic sports club: a fixed programme, a settled group and a season with a start and a finish.



Het Padel Legioen is meant for people who want to give padel a fixed place in their week.
You get more than coaching: a group, fixed playing hours, competition and the chance to grow within the sport.
You don't have to be an experienced player. You start at your own level and get the chance to improve.
The final method for grouping players by level is still being worked out.
Not everyone wants to play competition. That's absolutely fine.
But anyone who wants to improve and play matches needs somewhere to grow towards.

Het Padel Legioen isn't only about playing padel. It's about being part of a group.
You know your fellow players. You know your level. You train together. You play together. And when you play competition, you represent your club.

The first goal is simple: build a strong club where people enjoy training, playing and coming back.
In the longer term we want to contribute to a padel culture in which players can move from recreational play to competition and in which clubs meet each other regularly.
If that works, something much bigger can grow from it.
Belgium already has plenty of padel infrastructure today.
That's why we want to work together with existing padel centres and put our energy into what we believe is still missing: a strong club structure around the players.
We are currently exploring different partnerships with existing padel centres. As soon as a partnership is confirmed, we will communicate about it.
„I want to learn the sport properly and play regularly.”
„I already play regularly and want to improve.”
„I want more structure, more challenge and players at my level.”
„I want to train with a goal and play matches.”
Het Padel Legioen does not yet exist as a fully operational club. We are currently developing the concept.
That's why we first want to know how many players are genuinely waiting for this.
Completely without obligation. You don't pay anything today.