Ale Gòmez started playing padel at the age of 8 after a brief stint in tennis. Quickly, he began competing, representing Spain and Andalusia from the age of 10. Until the age of 18, he was on the Spanish youth circuit. In 2016, he obtained the Regional Padel Instructor Certificate from the Andalusian Federation. What you need to know to play padel well according to Coach Ale Gomez: he believes in one word, WORK. Be consistent in all aspects of life and especially in padel. Always strive to improve, with a good attitude and humility. One of the things to consider in padel is consistency when playing each point. Padel requires two key elements: having patience in constructing points and knowing when it’s time to attack and how to do it. He adapts his lessons to the level of each student. However, his priority will be to try to understand how to play padel tactically and develop the student’s understanding of the game because padel is primarily a tactical sport. He likes all exercises related to ball control and direction.