When padel stars go behind the camera and reveal their daily lives in vlogs

The international expansion of the paddle no longer only goes through the tournaments. Now it is also played on YouTube. Many stars of the circuit have launched their own vlogs, offering fans an intimate look at their daily in competition. A new way of communicate, which seduces and participates in the professionalization of padel.

Coello, the king immersed in Miami

World number 1, Arturo Coello inaugurated its series called #Offcourt when Miami P1. The Spaniard reveals his new life in Miami, Its training à Reserve Padel with Wall, his training matches against Curro Cabeza et Diego Garcia, but also its moments of recuperation in cold baths and his follow-up with local stars like Carlos Alcaraz. The tone is light and, sincere, and allows you to discover a champion in an environment new and strategic : the american market.

Di Nenno, between advertising spot and questioning

For its part, Martín Di Nenno put on theemotion. In his vlog filmed in Miami, he shares his anniversary. celebrated at Salt Bae, Its post-match thoughts, And the frustration after one heavy defeat salary. Galan/ChingottoWe discover a player lucid, who entrusts his mental doubts and his emotional instability during certain matches. A dive into the daily psychological experience of high level.

Stupa, mate, psychology and the promise of regularity

Franco Stupaczuk recently launched his channel, with the ambition of publishing videos of tournaments, but also personal content. In his first episode, he shows his attachment to the mental work, its preparation with a sports psychologist, and its training environment at Padel G24. We also see there Ezequiel Garay, the former footballer and supporter of the team. The vlog ends with their journey to the final in Miami, lost in the face of Galan/Chingotto.

Lebrón, discreet pioneer of the genre

Juan Lebrón had already paved the way for the vlog format. He shared key moments like his participation in the World Cup where separation of Paquito Navarro. Less regular than his colleagues, he nevertheless showed that this format could also be imposed among the most high-profile players.

Maxi Grabiel, the coaches also take the camera

The trend doesn't stop with gamers. Maxi Grabiel, coach of several leading pairs on the circuit, has launched his own vlogs. In them, he presents the daily life of a coach during a tournament: of the tactical preparation , emotion management, going through the backstage discussions. A unique way to discover the behind the scenes of professional padel under another look.

Towards a padel closer to the fans

This new generation of content shows a more human being, connected. Players also become creators, and this direct link with the public is a further step towards the global popularization of sport. A format that pleases, builds loyalty, and gradually transforms the rules of sports communication.

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !