Very good tips, thanks both! I will focus on playing the volley in front of the white line in the next matches, I think I make a lot of unforced errors trying to add a lot of "pressure" to the ball.
Can you (or someone) explain tip #2 again? I didn't understand that one. _edit_ Nevermind I think I got it now. Was a bit confusing since IINM you were at times talking about the attacking player (the player at the net) and at times about the defending player (the player on the baseline) while simply saying "the player on the left side" in both cases.
As always, awesome video Sven. Love your content. You need to approach Premier Padel and offer to commentate. The English commentators they currently use make me fall asleep.
I would recommend players to play slow balls to first side glass when you're looking court from net. Defenders have to move forward and it doesn't matter is it overhead or volley. If they leave it for double glass they are GONE.
I bet anyone understood tip number 2 ! “If you play on the left there is a chance that one might play a forehand ! “ can someone explain plain what does that mean. Did he meant backhand instead of forehand !?
You have more chance that somebody gets a forehand! So if you play to the player of the left. Your left sided player can step into the middle. If you play to the player on the right, your right side player can also step into the middle. But he will have to play a backhand. Thats less powerful
it was not out. you can see the bounce of the ball - it is going up from the contact with glass so it is in. if it were out it would die out, go low after the impact.
There is a slight delay between both bounces, If it bounced back from the glass first and then bounced on the floor it would still get some upward bounce
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Very good tips, thanks both! I will focus on playing the volley in front of the white line in the next matches, I think I make a lot of unforced errors trying to add a lot of "pressure" to the ball.
Amazing tips as usual, and presented in a good mood that improves the easiness of acquisition of such importante knowledge!
Thank you!
I wrote these down on a paper.
Amazing tips.
Thanks 🙏
Thank you! Great to hear!
so right for every tip Sven 😊😊
Thanks man
Can you (or someone) explain tip #2 again? I didn't understand that one. _edit_ Nevermind I think I got it now. Was a bit confusing since IINM you were at times talking about the attacking player (the player at the net) and at times about the defending player (the player on the baseline) while simply saying "the player on the left side" in both cases.
You should attack the backhand player. So your backhand player has a bigger chance of playing a forehand
@@OtroNivelPadel Thanks. Yeah, that's what I figured in the end.
As always, awesome video Sven. Love your content. You need to approach Premier Padel and offer to commentate. The English commentators they currently use make me fall asleep.
Haha, I will use your comment in my email :)
I would recommend players to play slow balls to first side glass when you're looking court from net. Defenders have to move forward and it doesn't matter is it overhead or volley. If they leave it for double glass they are GONE.
Yes, thats possible. But some players can take it before to make the angle. If it is slow it is an option
do you not use a overgrip on the diablo?
I do! But I just opened the racket here
@@OtroNivelPadel I play without, should I use one? ( I have the diablo 3)
I bet anyone understood tip number 2 ! “If you play on the left there is a chance that one might play a forehand ! “ can someone explain plain what does that mean. Did he meant backhand instead of forehand !?
You have more chance that somebody gets a forehand! So if you play to the player of the left. Your left sided player can step into the middle.
If you play to the player on the right, your right side player can also step into the middle. But he will have to play a backhand. Thats less powerful
@@OtroNivelPadel o.k got it now thanks. i'm a right side player i always play cross courts maybe i need to consider this next time on my games
It was in because of the angle after the bounce.
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does he mean play to their left player or to the player on your left? I didn't understand tip 2 at all :(
Attack the backhand player
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The lady’s ball was clearly out
Yes? Because
it was not out. you can see the bounce of the ball - it is going up from the contact with glass so it is in. if it were out it would die out, go low after the impact.
@@OtroNivelPadel It sounds like it hits the backglass first to me
@aitorcalero Yes I agree, but it does bounce up a bit
There is a slight delay between both bounces, If it bounced back from the glass first and then bounced on the floor it would still get some upward bounce