A private indoor padel club and performance academy — six courts, a coaching academy and a competitive pathway, with membership limited by design. Built around one idea: improvement is the reason people stay.
Join the founding membersPadel is the best sport for the way people want to live now. It is social by construction — always four people. It is easy to start and hard to master. It is movement that doesn’t feel like exercise. And the best moments happen with other people.
But most players learn from coaches trained in a different sport. They improve quickly for six months, then plateau — and quietly stop coming. Hoske Padel exists so that never happens to you.
Every member begins with a foundation course or a placement session. No guesswork, and no bad habits to unlearn later.
Your matches are charted and your level assessed each quarter. Improvement you can point to, not merely feel.
An internal ladder, league nights and a competitive pathway from first match to ranked tournaments.
You arrive in a cohort and leave with a team. A fixed night, a regular partner, people who notice when you don’t appear.
If people stop improving, they stop coming. That is the problem we exist to solve.
Membership will be capped against court capacity. Six courts can serve only so many players before booking becomes a lottery and the standard of play falls apart — and a club that works for its members is worth more than a large one that doesn’t.
So places are limited by design, membership is by application, and the room is built deliberately: players who train, compete and want the person across the net to be worth playing.
A fixed number of members per court, so a Tuesday evening booking is a certainty rather than a race.
Every member is placed before they play. It sets the standard of the room and means you are matched with players at your level.
The first cohort takes priority on places, and shapes how the club is run before it opens.
We are selecting sites now. Founding members receive priority on membership, a foundation block with the founder, and a voice in how the club is built. No payment today — simply tell us you are interested.
We will only write to you about Hoske Padel. No newsletters, and you may leave the list at any time.
I left professional tennis and started again from nothing, in a sport I thought I understood. I lost to people I would have beaten on a tennis court, until Madrid taught me why: padel is not tennis with walls.
Now I watch players everywhere being taught the wrong sport — and I know exactly where the failure is, because it was mine first. That is what this club is for.
We do not measure success by how many professionals we produce, but by how many people stay in sport because they keep growing.
— Yuliya Hoske, Founder