100 Padel Tips In 10 MINUTES!

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[EverythingPadel]

Tip 100 is the most important by the way - also please subscribe, I wanna hit 5K subs so bad!

[WivoRN]

Amazing amazing amazing work my friend! Helping me a lot with my game.

[nicky-hajal]

What you described about not being able to hit a bandeja one day and then suddenly being able to the next is such a real thing. It always amazes me how once my body feels how something is supposed to work, I can quickly repeat the feeling and work it into my game. Last Friday I got the feel for hitting backspin on harder forehand and backhand volleys and it felt like a breakthrough :)

[barrycoffey]

Totally exhausted after that, as I am sure you were. Great once again. Tip 7 is SO important and one that you rarely see. "Tell your partner where you are going to serve". (A) it makes it easier for him/her to read the return and (B) It prevents you from changing your mind at the last second.... which usually results in a fault. Tip 49 is huge as well!!!

[WhyNotSmile]

Great tips as always! I'm still working on my placement of the balls, def practicing hitting it to the fence.

[Cactusiano]

No matter how many videos i see about the bandeja, i can't make that shot consistently. I train once a week and play 2 to 4 matches in a week since the last 3 months.

Anyway, great tips! You gained a follow.

[lukeallen]

Incredible Video as always!!!

Quality tips!!

[mostafaaly]

Thanks for the great advice!! For a beginner, which would you recommend out of these: (1) Dunlop Aero Star Lite (2) Head Flash Pro (3) Adidas RX200 Light (4) Adidas Drive 3.1. I play more strategically, so control is slightly more important. Thanks a lot mate!

[Fusion]

Damm bro hard to remember all 😂😂 Good tips though!!

[angenius]

Hi mate, how is padel doing in England? Is it growing a lot? Here in the Netherlands it's growing massively.

[PbPomper]

Another tip: always look where you are on the court when you (and your team mate) lose a point. More often than not you're somewhere you're not supposed to be as a beginner/intermediate. This will improve your awareness.

[nachoms]

As a padel coach myself, a lot of those “tips” are missleading for the begginer players and will cause problems in their game or even injuries in some cases. Try to be a little bit more reserve when giving tips since you are not a padel coach or even an advance player. Giving bad tips even with the best intentions can cause harm in new players