Padelyte

Recovery engine for padel players

Pre-match warm-ups, post-match cooldowns, and padel-specific strength routines. Built on the research most padel players have never read. Designed to keep you on the court for years, not weeks.

Routines

Two protocols.

Module 01 — Match 01

Match
routines.

Pre-match warm-ups and post-match cooldowns, programmed to the time you have and how the body feels. Built around the four pillars the injury-prevention research consistently identifies: strength, mobility, stability, proprioception.

  • Warm-ups prepare the wrist, shoulder, and hips for what padel actually loads.
  • Cooldowns flush the metabolic load and restore the range of motion the game took out of you.
Duration
5–15 min
When
Before & after play
Module 02 — Daily 02

Daily
training.

Padel-specific strength and flexibility. Rotational power, lateral hips, shoulder durability — the muscles padel actually uses.

  • Once a week is the minimum effective dose for tendon adaptation and overuse-injury prevention.
  • Twice a week is where you start feeling sharper on the court.
Duration
15–30 min
Cadence
1–2+ per week
How to

Three steps. Repeat.

  1. Step 01 — Input

    Tell us what
    you've got.

    Time available & how the body feels.

  2. Step 02 — Selection

    We pick the
    routine.

    Curated by people who play. Based on rehabilitation programs with proven effect.

  3. Step 03 — Execute

    You move.

    Step by step, in your phone. Keep playing — for years, not weeks.

From the research

What the data says.

Elbow 74%

30–74% of injuries land at the elbow.

Why padel produces lateral epicondylitis more than tennis, and the four prevention principles the sports-medicine literature consistently supports.

9 min · 10 refs Read
Knee #2

The #2 injury — and the wrong one to fear.

Most players worry about the ACL. The injury that actually takes them off the court is patellar tendinopathy — and it's preventable.

Start

One tap to a warm-up.

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