"If you never use the wall, you will never want the net position"... That's a top 3 of the greatest truths of Padel! Once again, great video!

you are a very relaxed coach and you do it with a smile on your face, believe it or not, I am improving my game yes! it is with some good advice from you, that the old dog ( me at 68 years old) is learning new tricks ; )

Too much helpful, thank you man! VAMOOOOOS!!

Thank you so much for this excellent vedio

Early preparation … yes capitein. Thanks Again good explination. 👏👏👏

Sven !! eres un máquina !! Vamooosss

i like your style , youthfull and fun ,,, that from 68 year old squash player learning the fine art of Padel

Step away 🇸🇪

Coach! I’ve played padel since 2012. And I had a serious problems on my right knee. So, nowadays I’ve just step away to protect the knee. And it was very hard to do this adaptation. But now, it’s automatically. Great video and tips

I subscribed, I liked and I enjoyed your video really much!! Vamos!!!

Muy completa la explicación y muy buenas demostraciones. Excelente clase. Bravo..!!

I like your videos! They are very helpful. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱

Very good❤

Congrats Dutch Champion!!

Excellent !

Amazing video ! Great understanding and good pedagogy 😝 keep going ! Can you do a video on where to play ? Like the zones we should aim ?

Sven, do the same rules apply when receiving a fast Low serve? I have tried stepping away but timing is difficult and like you if I turn my orientation can be out.

Like you man

I always play on the right side, unfortunately the video only shows the movements of the palyers that play on the left... 😒 but thanks anyway mate! 🙏

I AM A LEGEND

Hello Coach!!! Greetings from Portugal! Which racket do you enjoy the most of royal padel? Vamosss

I am a padel legend

Thank you very much for this very good learning video. 1 question: I have a chronic vertigo; I tested turn around during 1 training, about 20 minutes but I get a heavy vertigo. Do you know if there are any tips or alternatives for people like me? Appreciate your feedback/Thair

One thing I learnt from this video is to never go "hey, hey, hey, PHWANG!"