Release date
December 17, 2024
Publisher
PADEL VIRTUAL REALITY SL
Website
PadelVR Training brings professional padel coaching into VR so you can train anytime, anywhere. Now in Early Access with a growing library of lessons led by coach Pablo Crosetti, technique-focused drills, mental training exercises and configurable ball launcher scenarios.
Features:
Access to PadelVR Game content for matches (coming soon) and minigames, as well as other Single Player game modes to warm up and learn.
We use realistic physics with no hidden aim assistance - your results depend on your movement, timing and racket control. Early Access means frequent updates: expect new lessons, advanced drills, online coaching options and expanded analytics.
Home version limits: up to 3 hours per day and one user profile. A Professional version with unlimited access and multi-profile support is coming.
Your feedback shapes development. Thanks for supporting PadelVR Training - train smarter, improve faster, and enjoy padel in VR.
May 19, 2026
Just updated: -New AI player levels available (easy, medium, hard). -New auto-teleport system. It is great option for users with small spaces and not used to move with the joystick. Coming soon: Tournament Mode, and then we’ll move on to Online Mode! We continue with our efforts to make a great…
October 24, 2025
Session Statistics Now Available at PadelVR Training Enhance your PadelVR experience with detailed performance analytics available after every Drill, Lesson, or Mental Training session. Access a complete set of metrics to evaluate and improve your game, including: - Correct and missed…
March 1, 2025
I've been playing padel for a while now and have a playtomic 4+ level. This game is exactly what I've been looking for. I'm playing with the add-on racquet and it feels really the same as when playing on court. The drills, minigames and lessons are top tier. I don't have to spend 100€ per practice and can setup custom training sessions for myself. I've added rulos to my game just from here. And there is no motion sickness with the created teleport option which is cool. P.s. I disagree with the bad reviews on here, I have a 2x2m space and I can play everything without issues and you must understand that this is a pre-release so there will be some minor bugs but the owner is very responsive and can help you out directly like he did for me. Cheers!
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January 13, 2025
Great way to learn pádel and exercise
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June 15, 2026
I have played real world padel for a year without any training. Of course I hard learned to hold the racket incorrectly and I hit all the balls face on. Then I went to a few training sessions and discovered that I am doing everything wrong. After doing a few slow motion training sessions in VR I got good roots for real world training sessions. So I would say that padel vr can help. Minuses: Tracking behind head is impossible due to VR limitations and so I miss some shots because of this limitation. Sometimes the ball flies off really weird - I am a better player in real world. The big problem for me: Due to a bad timing my left controller died. While you say that hand tracking works, I cannot click any game menu buttons with hand tracking to start a new session. I am stuck in the menus with a racket in my right hand.
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May 6, 2026
Padel VR has become a real part of my training and I can't recommend it enough. It's improved my volleys massively and sharpened my overheads, including bandeja and víbora. The best way to describe it: it's like having someone feed you hundreds of balls non-stop. That kind of repetition is exactly what most of us don't get on court. What it's great for: volleys, overheads (bandeja, víbora, smash), and forehand/backhand placement. The reps you get in a single session would cost you a fortune in coaching hours. What it doesn't do well: the double-handed backhand. Wearing a headset changes how your body turns, so the movement feels awkward. Skip that shot in VR. Important caveat: this is not a replacement for a coach. Learn the technique on a real court first. Get a coach to fix your form. Then use Padel VR to drill that technique with thousands of reps. In that order, it has saved me serious money on coaching and accelerated my progress. Racket recommendation: use a lighter racket, between 250 and 300 grams, no more. There is no ball impact in VR, so you don't need weight for stability. A heavy racket will just strain your wrist and forearm over a long session. If your usual racket sits heavier than that, remove the head guard to shave a few grams. Bottom line: if you already know the fundamentals and want to level up your technique, Padel VR is one of the best training tools I've used. Coach first, drill second.
March 1, 2026
Unfortunately after several months of membership I have decided to cancel. Biggest cons is no haptic feedback and no vibration, very bad drills and no space to really play even in a 20m2 room. It doesn't feel anything like playing Padel. I play Padel at a high level and wanted to practice at home. But there's really no space. Even in my large 20m2 living room, it's not enough space to really move around without worry or the freedom to swing your padel racquet around and not break your racquet, wrist or something on the wall. Think about it. Playing Padel in a real court takes up a huge amount of space, not only horizontally, but depth wise as well as vertically for doing overhead smashes or simple viboras. And really, once the bat goes behind your head, the technology doesn't understand so it just messes up. So forget about training a x3 kick smash. Because with a kick smash, the racquet needs to go behind your back like pulling it out of a backpack. So this will never work. Anyway, for me, after several months of subscription waiting for improvements, they never come. So I have cancelled. I hope they improve.
