PADELEDEL77

1. Master the Basics • Grip and stance: Use a continental grip and stay low with knees slightly bent. • Consistent shots: Practice forehands, backhands, and volleys until they become second nature. 2. Understand Wall Play • Padel uses glass walls, so learning how the ball rebounds is essential. • Practice letting the ball hit the wall before striking, especially on defense. 3. Work on Positioning and Movement • Always move with your partner—think like a team. • Stay close to the net when attacking, and retreat together on defense. 4. Develop Strategy Over Power • Placement beats power—hit to open spaces, especially between opponents. • Use lobs, drop shots, and angled volleys to control the tempo. 5. Improve Communication • Talk with your partner constantly: “Mine!” “Yours!” “Switch!” • A good doubles strategy and teamwork often beat raw skill. 6. Drill and Play Regularly • Do specific drills for serves, volleys, smashes, and wall bounces. • Play matches often to apply what you practice in real-game settings. 7. Take Coaching or Watch the Pros • A few lessons can fix bad habits quickly. • Watch pro matches to learn tactics, positioning, and shot selection.