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Slice return – Padel Most of the shots in padel are played with slice. When you add slice to the ball, the ball will stay...
When do I need to play a slow ball? The advice in padel is always to slow the ball down, but how can we do...
The forehand The forehand is the shot players spend the least time learning, but they use the forehand the most. Because of that, people are...
How to get the right grip on your padel racket? The base grip to hold on your padel racket is called the continental grip. You...
If you’ve played one game or a hundred games of padel, you’ve probably come to the conclusion that padel is easy to play and tough...
How to keep the ball low at the other end with my bandeja? Do you find it very difficult to keep the ball low with...
How do you deal with lobs? Players really struggle to learn the bandeja because they think so much about the technique of the shot. They...
Match analysis for intermediate players We cover some really common mistakes in our match analysis video for players at the intermediate level (around 3.5 –...
How to train your padel volley? In this video Sandy is working with Toby on his volleys. They are working on the padel-specific volley and...
How to block volleys against hard-hitters? Players so often charge forward, but then if the opponent attacks, they hit that next ball all over the...
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