be4isbev.com

About Us

Be4isbev is a padel centre in Whanganui where you can request court time for independent play or book coach-led practice. Our aim is to make it easy to get on court, whether you are picking up a racket for the first time or returning for a regular hit.

What Be4isbev is

Be4isbev is a physical padel centre. You can hire a court and play on your own terms, or arrange a coached session when you want practical guidance. We keep the process simple: you tell us what you would like, we check availability, and we confirm the details with you before anything is finalised.

Our approach to padel

We focus on practical play. Sessions are built around appropriate drills, sensible positioning, consistency, communication between partners, clear decision-making and, above all, enjoyment of the sport. We do not claim a proprietary or scientifically superior coaching system. We simply offer practical time on court with guidance that fits your experience and goals.

One-to-One Coaching

One-to-One Coaching is a coach-led session for a single participant. The coach works with you on the fundamentals and match situations most relevant to your experience and the focus you agree together. There is no guaranteed outcome; the value is in the practical, hands-on time on court.

Small-Group Training

Small-Group Training is coach-led practice for two to four participants. It is a sociable way to work on movement, partner drills, positioning, communication and practice games, with the coach adapting the practice to suit the group.

Experience levels

To help us organise sessions, we use three simple categories:

Court Hire

Court Hire gives you independent use of a confirmed padel court. It suits recreational matches, self-directed practice or a casual game with friends, with no coach involved. You have the court for the full confirmed session.

Equipment

Players may use their own suitable padel equipment. Padel racket hire is available for NZ$5 per racket, per session (incl. GST), subject to availability.

Safety

  • follow reasonable staff instructions
  • respect neighbouring playing areas
  • keep personal belongings clear of the playing space
  • do not deliberately strike court structures
  • do not climb on nets or court structures
  • stop using damaged equipment
  • report damage or hazards to staff