From a training project
to a method of our own
M3 Padel Academy was born in Madrid in 2013, founded by David Morales and Jorge Martínez. What began as a training project transformed, year after year, into a method of its own: a structured way of working on technique, tactics, physical preparation and mental strength as a single system, rather than as isolated skills.
That method is today the foundation on which professional circuit players such as Chingotto, Galán and Delfi Brea train daily, alongside hundreds of amateur players, coaches in training and clubs that have adopted the M3 Method as their standard of work.
That journey is what has led M3 to establish itself as an international reference in modern padel training, operating today as a single, centralised brand under which all its programmes live.
Mission
At M3 we raise the level of padel on a global scale, developing people, players, coaches and structures. Our mission is to drive real, comprehensive growth that combines technique, tactics, physical preparation, mental strength, discipline, method and teamwork, generating sustained, measurable and transformative evolution at any level of padel.
Vision
To be the international reference in modern padel training. Recognised for our method, our quality and our real impact on players, coaches and organisations around the world.
Padel as a high-performance system
M3 positions padel as a high-performance system. Every programme and every session responds to a clear methodological logic, designed to generate real evolution in the player. M3 develops players, coaches and organisations capable of evolving within modern padel with discipline, structure and an international vision.
Today the M3 Method is trained in academies across 17 countries. And the results are not a brand claim: they are a fact. Players trained under the M3 Method have accumulated more than 260 titles on the World Padel Tour and Premier Padel professional circuits, making M3 the academy with the most professional titles in the history of padel.
We don't say the method works. The numbers reflect it.
