It all started as Yes Tribe a response to the challenging year of 2020, where belonging, sport, and community became more important than ever. What began as a way to bring women together through padel has since grown and evolved into She Plays a movement dedicated to making the sport more accessible, empowering women, and building a strong, supportive community both on and off the court.

After years of tennis and padel training, I´ve come to realize those supportive relationships are the ones that keep us engaged in our sport. That thriving through physical challenges requires fun regardless of age and sport skills.  Taught and learned in a safe environment, fun skill-building and healthy competition reward every effort.

The She Plays is our answer.  We want to teach in a fun way, where strong and athletic girls and women are challenged.  Girls motivate girls, just as women motivate women.  Our program tackles every aspect of the game, which for us as girls and women makes a lot of sense: mental, fitness, tactical and technical are all part of the padel equation.  Not for competition, but for life.  We want to offer training that enhances every aspect of padel tactics and technique, while helping our trainees become more aware of their overall performance and personal development needs.

Now, just a few years later, after coaching over 4,000 women across seven countries, I’m beyond grateful for the strong community we’ve built. Seeing so many women grow, develop, and support each other—both on and off the court—fills me with pride. 💛

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