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Thanks a lot for the useful content. Can the warmup be done 1 hour in advance of the game? Or does it have to be done right before the game?

that is some lovely location for padel court 😄

I knew I recognised that voice commentating! Was great to have a second commentator on there with someone that understands Padel.

Just notice your commentary on Italy! Congratulations! It was great

Why is the second side glass not the same in height as the first panel? It’s half glass half fence !

And that’s why he missed the last one. Walls are easier to beat than humans

Congrats on the Italy commentary, you did great!

Turning sure takes practicing to learn location and speed! Good tips. And what an awesome location for a padel court! 😮

What if the ball has some effect, and turns differently? How to recognize this?

Thanks again for the great video! Just a question. I'm coaching friends of mine. They are reasonable squashplayers. Do you think I should give the most attention to improve playing with the glace(just straight) and the volleys? And if they are comfortable with those shots I go to the turn? I'm asking this because I see a lot(Netherlands) coaches fairly quickly go yo the turn shots. Thanks!!

Isn’t the second one similar to a vibora ?

"didn't make me a better hockey player though" 😂

Nice! I have recently started lobbing twice in a row which has been a very effective way of tiring the person out or force a mistake. Most people, on intermediate level at least, tend to rush to the net after hitting a bandeja or return. Making a second lob somewhat surprises many since they often expect the ball on the opened space. And also they get tired of rushing back and forth.

Sometimes a slice that doesnt bouch much is great.. specially when appreaching the net .

Which shoes are you wearing?

Hi Sandy. I just wanted to say that I enjoyed your commentary and analysis on Red Bull TV from Rome. I know that you have extensive knowledge and experience and it was great to see this coming across live. Congratulations

Have you tried review the kiukma 500 having a neon yellow is that ok? cause Iam interested to buy it. Thank you

Great strategy. Only problem is that is illegal since you have to let the ball first drop before volleying out of the air on your serve. Otherwise I’d be doing this all the time lol

If for fun game only & Iam old enough to compete this enough for me..💪😀

I thought you have to let it bounce before you hit it out of mid air for the serve return and the return to that

Very interesting! I find the serve not that effective as an attack but more to get the game going and keep the net. This got me insight in using the serve better to actually put pressure. Thanks.

Great. Would love to see more combinations like this

Will you do another review video for the 2024 versions? Am particularly interested in how the 2024 AT10 compares to the 2023 one; would like a 2023 but they're out of stock everywhere.

Amazing👍

@Anders Harfeld Pedersen

They never teach that you should play slice when you are at the net but play with no spin when you defend at the back. You don’t win anything when you hit with slice and the rivals are at the net. Slice make the ball to fly more and you need to the ball to quickly go down after it passes the net. You can use top spin but the problem is that if you hit it too hard the ball will bounce too high when it touches the back glass and it would give the opponent a very easy ball in mid court and you won’t have much time to go to the net

Is it legal to jump over the net?

How do you score a ball that is spiked and hits the opponents back wall then comes back over the net without any players touching the ball?

It makes me kinda aggressive to see people want to slice EVERY ball 😄

great vid. would recommend different colors for the pen based on who’s covering that area so it’s more clear visually

Is this machine worth it? we are contemplating buying it since it imparts topspin on the ball which is intended for tennis. when would you say buying such a machine is worth it?

Very good tip!👏

Sound is messed up.

Probably the most useful beginner tutorial I have stumbled across youtube!

Which tournament in Belgium are Tom and Nikhil playing? Can't find it.

Just copied this real live while watching.. love that

How to set it up ?

Fantastic video! It practises skills but it's a little workout as well. I hate fitness exercises but with these I get to play a little as well.

Changing cameras often makes it harder to read

Great tips, much appreciated. Subscribed.

I use all of these drills, but I got to admit I specially hate the first one. Specially when doing with a coach, a basket full of balls, amd a higher rythm of ball been thrown at me. After 40-50 plays my body just needs a break. Need to work on my cardio. Lol. Good video Sandy.

Or a loft shot to clear up

seeing mistakes now and then helps build my confidence that we're all still improving

Yep. The serve return is soft and not too hard to handle

I try to serve aces usually it works hits floor then corner wall brings them out of balance. 😂😂😂

More content like this. Padel isn’t always a binary choice.

That court is beautiful

Amazingly well explained. The visual queues are magnificent. Maybe this way, I'll not forget it in the middle of the game! Thanks

i don't know if this is applicable, but i'd love a video with a guest who can give tips on how to play padel without it messing up your tennis game and vice versa. at lower levels, they'll help each other since you're getting used to racquet sport, but i find that once i start getting advanced ultimately i'll hinder one of the skillsets ultimately. i'm also realistic that for some people it'll just have to be a sacrifice.

Does the ball have to bounce in the opponents square to score or can it go outside the squares? (except for serve)