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Dani explains the smash by 3 meters in detail, which is very helpful. He covers everything from when to use it to the technique and even external factors like court and ball conditions. It's insightful to understand the breakdown of this advanced shot even if you are just starting out and might not try it right away. Understanding the principles Dani explains will improve your overall game knowledge.

This is helpful for understanding the essentials of groundstrokes. Coach Sandy explains why playing flatter shots is better than slice when opponents are at the net. Controlling speed and height are also key for consistency and setting up lobs or chiquitas. Practicing these tips in your warm-up can really sharpen your game right from the start.

This is insightful if you are curious about how coaching can improve your match play. The coach in this session helps the player recognize strengths and weaknesses in real-time during a match. You can see how focusing on strategy and adapting to your opponent is crucial. Observing the coach's advice will give you a clearer picture of tactical elements in padel. It's a great example of how external feedback can elevate your game.

This is helpful if you are returning to padel after a break and want to refresh your volley technique. The coach gives practical advice on timing and impact point, especially useful for regaining confidence after time off. It shows how important it is to focus on basic techniques, even for experienced players getting back into the game. The use of a ball machine is a smart way to train when movement is limited due to injury.

This episode is quite insightful if you are looking to refine your forehand volley. The coach provides a slow-motion analysis of volley technique, comparing it to professional players. You'll see key elements of a good volley like preparation, footwork, and weight transfer discussed. The volley drill also gives you a practical idea for training your lob defense and corner accuracy.

Asier and Rafa explain three different ways to recover a smash depending on the height of the ball after the bounce. This lesson is really practical if you want to improve your defensive game when your opponent attacks with a smash. Asier points out common mistakes and shows you drills to practice these important recovery techniques. Understanding the grip for the "dormilona" shot is also very insightful and will help your game. You will definitely find this lesson useful to improve your smash recovery skills.

This lesson is great if you are looking to refine your smash and volley technique. The coach provides actionable advice on footwork, body rotation and pronation to generate more effective smashes. You'll also learn valuable tips on volley preparation and control, especially when facing fast balls at the net. The coach's hands-on approach and clear corrections should help you implement these improvements in your game right away.

This lesson with coach Sven is really helpful if you are looking to improve your volley technique, especially the slice volley. He clearly explains common mistakes players make and gives you actionable tips on what you should be doing instead. Sven focuses on preparation, swing path, contact point and grip, offering practical advice to refine your volleys for better control and effectiveness at the net. You will find his do's and don'ts super useful to implement in your next padel session.

This analysis by Sven is very helpful to understand tactical mistakes in padel matches. The coach provides clear explanations and examples from a real match, focusing on positioning and shot selection. You can learn a lot about how to improve your tactical awareness and decision-making on the court by watching this analysis.

Dani explains the 5 phases of padel and how to stay in phase 4 to keep initiative. It’s insightful to see coach Dani work with Nam from the Thailand national team on adapting shots and applying pressure. Learn to adjust your shot selection to the game situation, a key skill even for advanced players. Consistency and adaptability are highlighted here.

This is helpful if you want to improve your kick smash technique. Coach Ewan receives advice from George Weller, a top player, focusing on key adjustments for a better shot. The session is practical and you also get to see them play a competitive match, which is always insightful. Observing match play at a high level is always beneficial for understanding strategy and shot selection. You can learn a lot from watching how top players handle pressure and adapt their game.

Ewan explains a cool backhand technique called the "pop out" which can be really effective when you are at the net. He breaks down the shot into choosing the right ball, using wrist snap, and hitting down. Paying attention to these points can really add a new dimension to your backhand volleys and help you finish points more decisively. It’s worth trying out these tips on court.

This is a great lesson if you are keen to add an aggressive backhand volley to your game at the net. Coach Ewan, with guidance from Nikil, breaks down the technique for the backhand pop out. You can see how Ewan progresses from struggling to hitting successful shots by following Nikil’s advice. It's useful to see the drills and tips directly from a top player and understand how to incorporate this shot into match play.

Sandy explains clearly how to improve your service game by focusing on strategy rather than just serve technique. This lesson highlights the importance of a high first serve percentage and having a simple game plan for the first two shots of the point. It's also a great reminder to ensure your partner is engaged and to maintain a positive mindset even when behind in a service game. These are valuable points to consider for more consistent service games.

This is a really effective practice if you want to improve your defense from the back of the court and your partner's volley accuracy. The coach explains a simple yet powerful drill where one player attacks with volleys while the other defends in the corner. It is great for practicing under pressure and building consistency. You should try this drill with a partner to enhance both your volleying and defending skills.

This lesson with coach Mauri is great for understanding volley decisions. He helps Janik with blocking volleys and knowing when to defend at the net. The tips on reading the opponent and choosing defensive volleys or letting the ball bounce are very useful. You will learn how to be more strategic at the net, not just attack.

This session with coach Mauri is really helpful if you want to improve your volleys. He gives practical tips on how to prepare your racket for a more effective volley, highlighting the importance of a flatter shot and the right motion. The explanation about the split step difference between padel and tennis is a great takeaway, especially if you have a tennis background. Pay attention to his advice on footwork and net positioning too.

This is quite useful if you are looking to refine your defensive and volley skills. The coach provides actionable tips on footwork, stance, and ball control. You'll learn how to defend low balls more effectively and improve your volley technique for better net play. Pay close attention to the drills and explanations, they could really elevate your game.

This is a very insightful look into the beginning of a padel coaching journey. You can see how the coach evaluates the player's perception of their own game and then starts to work on fundamental aspects like consistency and game understanding. It's useful to observe the drills used to improve ball control and tactical awareness, which are key for any player looking to advance their skills. The coach emphasizes the importance of precision over power, a crucial concept to grasp.

This lesson with coach Asier is very insightful if you are looking to enhance your flat smash technique. He breaks down the key steps to achieve a more effective flat smash, focusing on the correct preparation, wrist action, and impact point. Asier provides clear instructions and drills to help you understand how to generate power and lift on your smash, enabling you to aim for shots that go "por 3". It's particularly helpful for players who might be relying too much on a bandeja-style motion and want to develop a more aggressive flat smash.