Padel Coaching Curriculum: A Structured System for Building Skills, Sessions, and Winning Players
Mick Southerland
Southerland Publishing
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Padel Coaching Curriculum gives coaches a practical system for turning individual lessons into a clear, progressive development pathway. Across 30 focused chapters, Mick Southerland explains how to plan six-week training cycles, set measurable goals, organize technical and tactical blocks, track player progress, and adjust sessions for different ages and ability levels. The book connects footwork, stroke production, serve and return patterns, positioning, communication, decision-making, fitness, recovery, and match preparation within one coherent coaching framework. Coaches will learn how to build purposeful drills, introduce pressure at the right time, use observation and feedback effectively, and translate isolated skills into confident match play. Designed for club coaches, instructors, program directors, and serious players who lead practice, this guide replaces improvisation with structure while preserving the creativity and responsiveness that good coaching requires.
Padel Coaching Curriculum gives coaches a practical system for turning individual lessons into a clear, progressive development pathway. Across 30 focused chapters, Mick Southerland explains how to plan six-week training cycles, set measurable goals, organize technical and tactical blocks, track ...
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