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What's My Padel Level? Take the 2-Minute Test

Ten questions about how you actually play: serve, walls, net play, overheads and matches. You get a level band and an approximate range on the 0–7 style scale many clubs use. Nothing is stored or sent; the result is worked out in your browser.

0 of 10 answered

  1. 1.How long have you been playing padel?
  2. 2.How often do you play?
  3. 3.How is your serve?
  4. 4.A ball comes off the back wall. What happens?
  5. 5.How do you play at the net?
  6. 6.How do you use the lob?
  7. 7.Overheads: bandeja, víbora and smash?
  8. 8.How do you and your partner move?
  9. 9.What are your rallies like?
  10. 10.What kind of matches do you play?

Answer every question to see your level.

Padel levels at a glance

Clubs, apps and federations each use their own scale, so the ranges below are approximate. They are a common way to describe players, not an official conversion.

LevelAbout (0–7)What it usually looks like
Beginner0–2.5Learning the serve and the walls; rallies are short and the ball is often let past.
Intermediate2.5–4Steady rallies at a medium pace, comfortable off the back wall, starting to use the lob and the bandeja.
Advanced4–5.5Controls the net with the partner, plays bandeja and víbora on purpose, defends double-wall balls, plays leagues and tournaments.
Elite5.5–7Fast, precise and tactical; plays federation or high-level competitions regularly.

Why this is only an estimate

A questionnaire measures how you see your own game. Clubs and apps such as Playtomic rate you from match results instead, and different clubs set their scales differently. Use this test to pick the right group for a class, an Americano or a friendly match, then let your results do the talking. Racketlovers is not connected to any federation or booking app.