0 – No Experience : You have no prior experience with racket sports and are just beginning your journey in padel.

1 – Beginner: You have recently started playing padel or have some experience with other racket sports. You can perform basic strokes such as forehands, backhands, volleys, and serves.

2 – Low Intermediate : You have gained considerable padel experience and are exploring advanced techniques like the bandeja and bajada. You have good control over fundamental strokes and can place the ball accurately on the court.

3 – High Intermediate: Alongside mastering the basics, you are proficient in padel-specific techniques such as the bandeja, bajada, and chiquita. Your understanding of the game is growing, and you are beginning to play more strategically.

4 – Low Advance: You are comfortable in both offensive and defensive scenarios. You can tactically build points and execute strategies effectively to secure wins in matches.

5 – High Advance: You excel in both offensive and defensive situations. Your ability to tactically construct points and consistently apply winning strategies sets you apart in competitive matches.

6 – Expert: You are among the national (sub) top players and participate in FIP tournaments, showcasing your advanced skills and competitive edge.

7 – Pro : As part of the national (sub) top, you compete in FIP tournaments, demonstrating exceptional expertise and mastery in padel.