Your game, put into a system

The Player Reckoning™

Four months in which you move further as a player than you otherwise would in years. You become mentally robust and strong, especially when it counts the most.

You have taken private lessons and been to camps. You have had plenty of good advice. Still, it does not come together, and in matches you cannot use it. The Player Reckoning™ is eight sessions with me. We find the things that will move your game the most, technical, tactical, physical and mental. After eight sessions you can see each of them move, measured from where you started. Further than years of playing on your own would have taken you.

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The problem

Same mistakes. Again.

You train and play a lot. Still your level does not move, and you cannot work out why. You keep making the same mistakes. And when the pressure rises in a match, you do things you do not understand yourself. "Why am I nervous?" "What was I thinking?" "Remember last time this happened. It went wrong."

You take a lesson here and there. There are so many things you could improve that you get overwhelmed. You try to fix them all, get confused and feel lost. You are frustrated that you cannot just do what the coach says. Your development is not tied together and has no structure. You can always get better. What moves you the most, right here and now?

I help you find the few things that make the biggest difference to your game right now. So you quickly feel yourself moving forward. You develop more in this program than you otherwise would in years. We put numbers on it. When we start, I evaluate you as a player. When we finish, we measure again, and you see a significant improvement. You do, because we work systematically and with purpose.

The 360 model

It all fits together.

Your game consists of four areas: the mental, the conceptual, the technical and the physical. They are connected, and together they are your overall level as a player. If you are strong mentally, conceptually and technically, but weak physically, then the physical side is what holds you back. You cannot train it all at once. So first we look at all four and find what is holding you back the most right now. I call it the 360 model. I have not found another program that works systematically with all four areas this way and measures your development from start to finish.

The 360 modelThe player in the centre, surrounded by the four areas mental, physical, conceptual and technical, with the coach as the frame. Player Mental Physical Conceptual Technical Coach
Area 1

Mental

What happens to you when it counts.

Area 2

Conceptual/tactical

How you read the game and choose your shots.

Area 3

Technical

How you hit your shots.

Area 4

Physical

How your body keeps up with your game.

The program

You start with Session 1

Session 1 lays the foundation. You learn the structure of the program and the mental frameworks, including the chimp/champ concept, which explains what happens in the brain of athletes under pressure. We work with it all the way through.

Phase 1 · Foundation

Purpose and motivation

We find out who you are as a player and as a person, what drives you and what you want to achieve. We gather it in your Player Reckoning Blueprint™, your personal blueprint for the whole program.

Phase 1 · Foundation

Performance analysis

We measure where you stand today with the Competence Wheel, and what you want to achieve. That becomes your starting point, and everything in the program is measured against it. From it we pinpoint the development areas across the four areas that will make the biggest difference to your game.

Phase 2 · Development

Match analysis

We talk through 30–40 minutes of your play on video, side by side. Afterwards we work on court on the development areas that matter most. Video and court.

Phase 2 · Development

Mental performance

We use frameworks from my mental coach education at the Danish Sports Confederation (DIF) to find your mission and your values. You know what you are playing for, even when the pressure rises. This is the core work of the program.

Phase 2 · Development

Integrated training

We bring the work from the previous sessions together on court. Conceptual understanding, technique and mental work are trained together. If the physical side is a development area, we build a training plan together, and much of it can be trained on court itself.

Phase 3 · Testing

Competition situation

You play a tournament or a match day, and I follow your matches live. I see how you play and react when it counts.

Phase 3 · Testing

Analysis and consolidation

We start from the tournament and work with the Crossroads Model. We talk about your emotions and your behavior in competition: how you reacted under pressure, and how those reactions become actions that build on your mission and your values.

Phase 3 · Consolidation

Personal development plan

We measure again against your starting point from session 2 and see what has moved. You get your personal development plan, which you use after the program ends.

No risk. Try Session 1. If you think afterwards that the program is not right for you, you get all your money back. You only need to show up and do your best.

Credibility

The coach behind the program

Tore Skjold Deleuran
  • National champion in both tennis (2011) and padel (2018)
  • Top 100 in the world as a junior tennis player, with ATP points as a senior
  • Former traveling coach for the national junior tennis teams of Denmark
  • Regional coach for Central and Northern Jutland at the Danish Padel Federation since 2025, coaching four national team juniors every week
  • Author of Denmark's first padel coach education, designed for the Danish Tennis Federation 2020–2024
  • SportsStar College, weekly head coaching
  • Certified diploma and mental performance coach at DIF 2020–2026
  • 30+ years in elite racket sports

No other coach in Denmark has competed at that level and also developed other players to do the same. The combination with a certified mental coach through DIF is unique. Now I work with it together with you.

Players

What players say

Tore trains my son Karl-Emil several times a week at PadelWorld Ikast. Tore is extremely competent, both in padel expertise and on a human level. He's remarkably good at sensing what Karl-Emil needs — technically and mentally — in each individual session and in the bigger picture. But the most important thing is that he manages to make training fun for Karl-Emil every time, even though it's serious and intensive.

Tommy Angemair, father of U14 national team player Karl-Emil Angemair

Tore is a remarkably skilled coach who manages to make even difficult things easy to understand. I've experienced clear development in my game, because he sees details and gives concrete tools I can use right away. At the same time, his energy and commitment are contagious, so my motivation for padel has only grown.

Daniel Gallacher

You have made a huge difference for me, my game, and my motivation — in every facet, all the way around. You have, without comparison, an x-factor I haven't encountered before in my sporting life. You set demands, but you're also there when things get hard. So you have my warmest recommendations!

Louise Kofod
Is this you?

Who this is for — and who it isn't for

This fits you if:

  • You have had plenty of training, but in matches you cannot use it.
  • You play twice a week or more and have played seriously for several years.
  • You have already invested in your padel development: private lessons, equipment, camps. Now you want it to hang together.
  • You train a lot and cannot see yourself getting better. You want to know what is holding your development back.
  • You want to know exactly where you stand, and work towards clear goals.
  • You like to compete, and you want to take responsibility for your own development.
  • You are ready to work on your development over time.

This does not fit you if:

  • You are looking for a single piece of advice to fix one shot.
  • You mostly play for the social side. The fun is enough for you, and development comes second.
  • You have never invested in your development. No private lessons, no structured training.
  • You would rather have someone else take responsibility for your development.

Until October 9, 2026, a full program costs 17,500 DKK. After that, the price rises to 19,500 DKK.

Investment

Program pricing

8 sessions over four months. Padel Skool membership for the full duration of the program is included. Prices include VAT. Sessions can be held in English or Danish.

I take on a maximum of two players at a time. Every session is with me personally — there is no room for more.

Full payment
17,500 DKK
one payment · until Oct 9
Installment plan
3 × 6,000 DKK
18,000 DKK total

Paid by your employer? The Player Reckoning™ develops mental resilience, decision-making under pressure, and structured self-leadership — skills that extend far beyond the padel court. Many companies cover this type of program as employee development or personal development. The program can also be structured as a salary-sacrifice arrangement, which effectively reduces your investment by 30–50% through pre-tax salary restructuring. Talk to your HR department or employer — we're happy to provide documentation of the program's structure and skills focus.

Ready to get started?

We start as soon as your spot is confirmed

1

Send a message

Briefly describe your level and what you want from the program.

2

We'll have a short call

To see if the program fits your situation.

3

We'll schedule your first session

The moment you're accepted, Session 1 is scheduled within two weeks.

In that session, we look at what drives you — your inner motivation as a player and as a person. That conversation is where the reckoning begins.

Free · 15 minutes · no obligation

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