Padel players often struggle with the area known as No-Man’s Land, a misunderstood zone that can make or break a match. In a recent video by Otro Nivel Padel, professional coach Sven Boele breaks down the key strategies for navigating this space effectively.
No-Man’s Land refers to the area between the net and the backcourt, where players often find themselves caught in awkward positions. Boele emphasizes the importance of recognizing when to move forward aggressively or retreat to a more defensive stance. His insights focus on improving control, shot selection, and positioning to avoid being stuck in a vulnerable spot.
The video provides valuable tips for intermediate and advanced players looking to refine their technique. Whether mastering the kick smash, vibora, or bandeja, Boele’s coaching helps players develop a more strategic approach to their movements on the court.
With padel’s growing popularity, understanding court positioning is essential for players aiming to elevate their game. Boele’s breakdown offers practical advice that can help competitors gain an edge and make smarter decisions during matches.
