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Marc PouNo. 1 Balearics · 3rd in Spain with the Balearic team

World Padel Tour · FIP · A1 Padel

Padel camps in Mallorca

Several days of training with Marc Pou, professional player and coach, with the courts, hotel and transport sorted. Private camps for one player or a small group, and full camps for larger groups.

What a camp actually looks like

A camp isn't a holiday with rackets on the side. You're on court twice a day, and the sessions are built so technique, tactics and match play feed into each other instead of sitting in separate boxes.

There's enough recovery between the two sessions that you can actually play well in the second one. Three or four days is where most players notice their game move, because there's time to work on something, sleep on it and come back to it.

Everything around the padel — courts, timings, hotel, transport — I organise. You turn up and play.

Private camp

Your camp with me

For one player, a pair, or your own small group. You train with me, and I build the days around your level and what you want to fix.

  • Two sessions a day, combining technique, tactics and match play
  • Accommodation you choose: four-star hotel, five-star, or a private villa with its own court
  • Courts booked and transport sorted
  • Three or four days is the usual length, but we can make it shorter or longer
  • In English and Spanish

Quoted by dates

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Large groups

Island Padel Camps

For groups coming together. We rent a whole house in Fornalutx, in the Sóller valley, with a private chef, and the place is yours alone for the whole camp.

  • Three or four days of training
  • A whole house in Fornalutx, five minutes from the club
  • All meals and drinks, with a private chef
  • Transport to the courts included
  • Afternoon tournaments and group dinners

Quoted by dates and group

See Island Padel Camps
Padel court in Mallorca during a training camp

Why Mallorca

I live and work here, so this isn't a borrowed opinion. The island plays padel all year: you can train outdoors in February, the clubs are busy and the level is high, so there's always someone worth playing against.

And whoever comes with you has an island to enjoy while you're on court.

Frequent questions

How long is a camp?

Three or four days is the usual length. Shorter or longer works too — tell me your dates and we'll build it around them.

What level do I need to be?

Any. I run camps for players who compete and for people who have barely played. The level only changes what we work on.

Is accommodation included?

If you want it to be. Four-star hotel, five-star, or a private villa with its own court. If you already have somewhere to stay, we just do the coaching.

What does a camp cost?

It depends on the dates, the accommodation and how many of you there are, so I quote each one individually. Message me and I'll come back with a number.

Can I come with a group?

Yes. Small groups train with me directly. For larger groups we run the camp through Island Padel Camps, with a whole house and a private chef.

When is the best time of year?

Spring and autumn are the most comfortable for training all day. Summer is hot, so sessions move to early morning and evening. Winter is mild and the courts are quiet.

What language are the sessions in?

English and Spanish.

Let's put your camp together

Message me on WhatsApp with your dates, how many of you there are, your level and the kind of accommodation you're after. I answer personally and come back with a proposal.

Ask about a camp