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Vibora
The Vibora is a type of overhead shot in padel that is similar to the bandeja but hit with more slice and sidespin. The ball is struck with a downward motion and directed towards the opponent’s side wall, creating a difficult shot to return due to its spin and low bounce.
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Volley
A Volley is a shot executed before the ball bounces on the ground, typically played near the net. Volleys in padel require quick reflexes and control, allowing players to maintain an offensive position and put pressure on opponents.
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Wall Play
Wall Play in padel refers to the use of the court’s walls to execute shots. Unlike in tennis, where the ball is out of play if it hits a wall, in padel, players can use the walls strategically to rebound the ball into their opponent’s court. Mastery of wall play is essential for advanced padel…
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Winner
A Winner is a shot that lands in the opponent’s court and is unreturnable, immediately winning the point. This shot typically catches the opponent off guard, leaving them no chance to react or return the ball.
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World Padel Tour (WPT)
The World Padel Tour (WPT) is the premier professional padel circuit, featuring the best players from around the globe. It hosts tournaments in various countries, and winning on this tour is considered the pinnacle of achievement in the sport of padel.
