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Essential Padel Tips for Beginners and Intermediate Players. If you're just starting out in padel or looking to refine your skills, here are some key tactics to improve your game. These padel basics can help you make fewer mistakes, control the game, and play smarter on the court:

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• Reduce Errors: Matches are often won by the team that makes fewer unforced errors. Focus on consistency to keep the game in your favor.

• Hold the Net for Advantage: Points are frequently won by the team controlling the net. Stay up front when possible to take control of the game.

• Aim Down the Middle: From the back, aim most of your shots down the middle. Hitting down the sides is riskier and can lead to more errors.

• Use Lobs Strategically: When playing from the back, lobs should make up about a third of your shots. This can disrupt your opponents' rhythm and give you more time to reposition.

• Use the Wall to Your Advantage: Get comfortable playing off the back wall. Letting the ball pass and bouncing it off the wall can buy you time and create better shot opportunities.

• Serve Wisely: In padel, you can serve in a traditional "tennis" style or use the i-formation. If using the i-formation, serve down the middle to make returns more challenging.

• Partner Positioning: If you have a left-handed partner, they should play on the right side, so both players can hit forehands down the middle. With two right-handed players, the stronger player typically plays on the left, handling more forehand shots.

• Choose the Right Formation: The tennis formation rotates players, distributing the workload more evenly. However, the left player often handles a higher volume of shots, which can help the team’s strategy.

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