About
Meet
Axel Bleuer.
Competitive player. Coach. Axel's coaching rests on one principle — that serious players deserve the same structured, evidence-based coaching that professionals have always had access to.
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Competitor First.
Coach Second.
Axel Bleuer grew up in Ushuaia, Argentina — one of the southernmost cities in the world — where he first played padel alongside his father, who had been part of the sport for most of his life. Those early games at the foot of the Andes are where the sport got into his blood.
When he knew padel was what he wanted to do, he made the move to Buenos Aires to train at the Sebastián Morocoa academy. That period shaped his technical foundation and playing style — the years that turned a kid who grew up on the court into someone who truly understood the game.
He eventually brought that background to Vilnius. His coaching isn't built on theory. It's built on a lifetime of actually playing — from Patagonia to Buenos Aires to the competitive circuit — and on a structured development system, the AB Method, that works at every level.
Origins
Where It
Began.
Before Vilnius, before the competitive circuit — there was Ushuaia. A city at the end of the world, where Axel's father played padel for most of his life and passed the sport down to his son. Those early games in Patagonia led to a move to Buenos Aires, training at the Sebastián Morocoa academy, and the years that turned a passion into a profession.
My dad, Ushuaia 1991 — where it all started.
Philosophy
What We
Believe.
Padel is a craft, not a pastime
We treat the sport the way a craftsman treats their discipline — with patience, with structure, and with the understanding that real improvement is the product of the right work done consistently over time. Shortcuts are expensive. They create habits that have to be unlearned later.
Every player is individual
Generic programmes produce generic results. Before we write a single session plan, we watch you play. We look at where your game is strong, where it leaks, what your body does naturally, and what your goals actually are. The plan that comes out of that assessment belongs to you.
Honesty is a form of respect
We won't tell you what you want to hear. We'll tell you what's true about your game, delivered clearly and constructively. Players who receive honest feedback improve faster, stay on the right path longer, and develop more accurate self-awareness — which is the foundation of independent learning.
Consistency compounds
Show up, train with intent, repeat. The player who does this week after week, month after month, will eventually outperform the player who trains sporadically at higher intensity. Regularity is underrated. We build programmes around the life you actually have, not the ideal one.
Location
Vilnius, Lithuania.
Axel coaches at a purpose-built padel facility in Vilnius — one of the best-equipped venues in the Baltics. Glass-walled courts, professional lighting, and a dedicated warm-up area give you everything you need to train seriously.
Get started
Ready to Train
With Purpose?
Your first step is an assessment session — we watch you play, talk about your goals, and build a training plan that fits your game.