Bandeja and víbora explained: padel's two overheads and when to hit each
The bandeja keeps you at the net; the víbora makes opponents pay. What the names mean, how the technique differs, where to aim and which one club players should learn first.
Get better, faster. Drills, tactics and technique guides for improving your padel — with a particular obsession with the wall game that separates padel players from tennis converts.
The bandeja keeps you at the net; the víbora makes opponents pay. What the names mean, how the technique differs, where to aim and which one club players should learn first.
Tennis players pick up padel faster than anyone — then plateau harder than anyone. What your tennis game gives you, the habits to unlearn, and how to make the switch properly.
No shot wins more amateur padel points than a good lob. How to hit it, when to use it, the three lobs every player needs — and how to deal with one coming back at you.
From frying-pan grips to suicidal smashes — the ten habits that hold every new padel player back, why they happen, and the fix for each one.
The glass is padel's biggest beginner hurdle and its biggest weapon. Five progressive drills to turn balls off the back wall into comfortable, attacking shots.