Learn the technique for hitting a Kick Smash.
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Your #1 Takeaway
What are the key elements for hitting a Kick Smash (Smash by 3m)?
The key elements are brushing the ball (applying spin), setting correctly under the ball (getting in line), and pronating the wrist during impact.
What Your Guru Thinks
This explains the kick smash technique in detail. The coach breaks down the three key elements for hitting the ball out of the court. Focusing on brushing the ball, proper setting, and wrist pronation are essential. It also offers a useful practice drill you can try. This is valuable if you are looking to add this advanced shot to your game.
Three key tips for KICK SMASH por tres! Learn to practice on your own
Audience:
Advanced
Skill
Level:
85%
Primary
Shot:
Smash
Play
Style:
Offensive
Court
Position:
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Tags
skill-advanced
style-offensive
Keywords
Kick Smash
Smash by 3m
Padel Technique
Advanced Shots
Wrist Pronation
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