Padel level assessment: get your WPPR rating with AI
Find your level with a ball-machine assessment at Casa Revés. Play the drills, record your session, and get an initial WPPR rating supported by Bandeja AI statistics.
Key takeaways:
- Both rated and unrated players can book a level-assessment session with Casa Revés.
- Every player follows PUSUN ball-machine drills tailored to WPPR assessment, using the same feeds.
- Bandeja AI provides the statistics; WPPR coaches assign your level.
Choosing the right padel match is easier when you know your level. But if you are new to a club, joining your first tournament, or unsure where you fit, a self-assessment can leave you guessing.
The Casa Revés level-assessment initiative, in partnership with PUSUN, WPPR, WeCourts, and Bandeja AI, gives you a structured way to get an initial WPPR rating. You play a set of ball-machine drills, record the session, and submit the video for assessment.
Here is how you go from stepping onto the court to receiving your rating.
Your level assessment in five steps
1. Book a session with Casa Revés
Casa Revés opens the assessment sessions, and you can book whether you already have a rating or have never been rated.
Contact the club to ask about the next session and arrange your place. The assessment gives you a practical starting point for finding games suited to your current level.
2. Complete the PUSUN drills
On court, you play ball-machine drills designed for WPPR assessment. Every player receives the same feeds, giving the session a consistent structure.
That shared setup matters: players are assessed through a common drill format, with the ball machine providing the deliveries.
3. Record the session from the back glass
Mount a phone on the back glass and film the assessment. The recording is what connects your on-court session to the analysis that follows.
Before starting, check that the phone is secure and the court is visible. Our camera setup guide covers the basics of positioning a phone for padel video analysis.
4. Upload the video to WeCourts
Upload the session recording to WeCourts. The video is stored in your WeCourts profile, keeping the footage connected to your assessment.
Follow the session's upload instructions so the right recording is submitted for your rating.
5. Receive your WPPR rating
Bandeja AI provides the statistics, and WPPR coaches assign your level. The analysis supports the assessment and helps turn the recorded drills into an initial rating.
WPPR stands for WeCourts Performance Padel Rating. You can read more about the wider collaboration in our Bandeja AI × WeCourts partnership announcement.
Why knowing your level helps
A useful rating helps players and organisers put together games with a closer match in ability. The aim of this initiative is to support:
- More balanced matches, with players who can challenge each other.
- Tournaments and social sessions grouped by level, making it easier to find a suitable game.
- A better experience for everyone, from players finding their feet to regular competitors.
Treat your initial rating as a starting point for choosing your next games and planning your improvement. It gives you a clearer answer to the question every player hears: “What level are you?”
Ready to find your level?
Contact Casa Revés about a level-assessment session. Whether you are rated or unrated, the process starts with booking your place and stepping onto the court.