Rodri Ovide is preparing to open his academy in Madrid

Rodri Ovide is about to launch a major new project in his career: his own academy in Madrid .

The Argentinian coach, now one of the most recognized technicians on the circuit, continues to develop his method and will soon be setting up shop in the Spanish capital with a new structure that is currently under construction.

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A personal project taking shape

After taking his first steps in the world of academies alongside Gaby Reca à Brunete , Rodri Ovide had then chosen to fly on his own.

Since then, the Argentinian has launched numerous projects based on his vision of training, including Internship , clinics and various international initiatives.

Not all have shared the same fate, such as his academy project in Bali which ultimately failed, but other experiments, on the other hand, made significant progress, particularly in Argentina and more broadly in Latin America .

A method he wants to continue developing

These last years, Rodri Ovide had also joined the Rafael Nadal Academy , with the idea of continuing to structure and disseminate its methodology.

The objective was clear: to grow one's approach to coaching and to implement it in different territories.

This time, it's therefore up to Madrid that he is about to take another step forward.

An academy designed for both professionals and amateurs

Even though the project is still in its early stages, the first images shared on social media already give a glimpse of what will be the future Rodri Ovide Academy .

The ambition seems quite clear: to create in Madrid a reference center capable of accommodating both professional players only amateur players .

Details are still scarce, but this is a project to watch.

At the moment, little concrete information has yet been released on:

the opening date
the exact facilities
or the registration procedures

But one thing is certain: Rodri Ovide is preparing something important in Madrid .

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 !