Where do players find my club clinics and classes?

Smash helps you publish classes, clinics, and coaches on a public page, and the same list appears in the player app. Players browse without asking for a PDF in WhatsApp.

Can players cancel interest after they submit the form?

No. Interest is one-way. Smash emails staff when someone shows interest. There is no in-app cancel for that interest. Follow up from your dashboard or your usual channel.

Do I have to link a coach to every class before I publish?

No. Coaches and programs are separate lists. Publish both so players see who teaches at the club and what you run. You do not need a forced coach-to-class link to go live.

How is this different from promoting a one-date clinic?

This page is your always-on catalog of classes and coaches. For a specific date that needs a flyer, use event posters. For which formats fill empty courts, see the clinics and camps programming guide.

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How Do I Publish Classes So Players Find Them Without WhatsApp?

Put padel classes, clinics, and coaches on a public page so players find tennis lessons and club clinics without digging through group chats.

Published August 15, 2026 · By Smash Team · 3 min read

Your beginner padel clinic lives in a WhatsApp PDF. Junior tennis lessons are a voice note from last spring. A new parent asks “do you have classes?” and staff scrolls three group chats to find the answer.

That is how promote club clinics fails in practice: the program exists, the coaches are ready, and the only public record is a chat thread. Smash helps club administrators put padel classes, tennis lessons, and coach profiles where players can find them without messaging the front desk.

Put classes where players look, not in chat

Smash offers club administrators a place to publish what you run (classes, clinics, privates, camps) and who teaches. Players see clear names, sports, and price text instead of guessing from a forwarded screenshot.

Dashboard Classes and clinics with published offerings and coaches

You are not rewriting your whole programming calendar here. You are putting the catalog where search, the club page, and the app can find it. For which clinics and camps actually fill empty courts, see which clinics and camps fill empty courts.

Publish without staring at a blank description

Empty description fields stall go-live. Smash helps you draft program copy from the name, sport, type, and price you already entered, then edit before you publish.

Offering edit form with Write with AI preview

One public page (and the app) instead of a group chat

When programs and coaches are published, Smash shows them on your public classes and clinics page. Nearby players and parents browse by sport without asking staff to resend the flyer.

Public classes and clinics listing with padel and tennis offerings and coaches

The same list appears in the Smash player app on the club page, so regulars who already book courts find classes in the place they already use.

Player app classes and clinics list with offerings and coaches

Let players show interest without messaging the desk

On a program page, players can show interest with a short form. Smash emails the club so staff can follow up. Interest is one-way: there is no in-app cancel after someone submits. Treat it like a lead, not a booking.

Public offering detail with coach profile and show interest form

Staff email when a player shows interest in an offering

Posters still help when a date needs a face

An always-on catalog answers “what do you offer?” A dated clinic still needs a flyer for the lobby and the feed. Smash helps you promote that session without a designer. See how to promote club events without a designer.

What changes at the front desk

Old way	With Smash
Clinic details buried in WhatsApp	Published programs on a public page and in the app
“Who coaches here?” answered by memory	Published coach profiles players can open
Blank descriptions delay go-live	Draft copy you can edit before publish
Interest only via DM	One-way interest form; staff get email

Ready to publish your classes page?

Open the Smash Club Dashboard, publish a few programs and coaches, then share the public page instead of the group chat PDF. For more club-owner guides, see resources for clubs.