25 VITAL Padel TIPS | Serve, Attack, Defence + Tactics

You must follow these principles if you want success on court!

[EverythingPadel]

Sorry about how bad some of the clips are in this, we filmed this is -7 celsius, the glass was frozen 🤣

[PaulRhysTV]

Best padel coach on YouTube. Explained simply and effectively, immediate results on court. Top lad.

[davidmcpherson]

Great tips. I would say Vital Padel Tip #26 is to wear a cup. I'm being dead serious. Last week, a smash went between my legs at about 50-60 miles an hour. Two days later, I saw Ale Galan get hit in family jewels with a backhand volley by Di Nenno. After being in severe pain for 10-15 minutes, Galan recovered and he and Chingotto won the match. The next day, Galan nearly got hit again in the same spot! He was laughing about it, but I don't think it's a laughing matter. Then, before the next time I played, I bought a cup. I didn't really need it in that particular match, but I hit a smash that day that hit my friend in the upper leg, about 2 inches away from severe pain. He didn't seem too worried about it. But I don't care if I'm the only padel player on the planet who wears a cup, I won't ever step on court again without one.

[Mrmelody]

Great video, really helpful, thank you!! Padel is massive in Spain, and I'm going to play my first match today. I play a lot of tennis, so now I know I have to get out of that "back of the court" mindset.

[lukeallen]

Immense advice as always. Definitely appreciate your commitment to still film considering the subzero temperature.

Will certainly be a video I’ll be watching on a loop. 👏💪🏻

[HumblePeon]

I just started playing Padel and have been binge watching your videos. These are really excellent tips, concise and full of value.

[louwroets]

Brilliant! Thanks mate. I watch this everytime I’m on my way to my padel match 😁👍

[Levszan]

Very informative and well-formulated my guy. Will definitely take these steps into consideration.

[davidshouptraveladventures]

I like the stop ball watching tip, I get caught up in this and I call it watching the show

[nickb]

Useful tips as always ! Love the commitment too, braving the UK winter!

[irn]

Thanks for sharing those tips !! Now the thing is to apply them on the court.
The most important tip for me was the last one, not to play tennis 😅. I’ll try to remember this today on my tournament !

[RobandTali]

Another great video. I'm transitioning from tennis and squash so this was really helpful, thanks 👍

[billyayling]

Excellent advice from someone having some lessons. I'm a beginner playing in Spain and lots of Brits play - but many play like its a tennis match - including me for the past 6 months. I'm now having a few lessons and I can't believe how I've picked up so many bad habits and don't really understand the tactics of the game. That said its great great fun and my coaching sessions are brutal! My coach says you have to start every game / point in the "prepared position". Ready to receive, no standing around looking gormless!!! My words not his!

[nicolasibarra]

The tip video I was looking for to learn how to play padel

[nathp]

Superb tips - invaluable . Grateful for this

[inber]

Thanks for the high tempo. A lot of good information in those ten minutes.

[rainman-]

Great tips as always. Tip #26 for tennis players: use the side/back glass more often than you'd like

[TYM]

Definitely useful to record at -5 😍 thanks for the frozen tips

[fypd]

Ball watcher extraordinaire over here👋 on my way to a match now, hopefully I can remember a few of these 😂 Nice one dude!

[guwonson]

Around minute 8:00 when you say you should the trying to win the point off the serve. Is there a reason for this? Also why wouldn't you want to serve faster?