Are you preparing for your first padel tournament or looking to elevate your professional presence on the court? Understanding the official dress code and professional standards isn’t just about looking good – it’s essential for avoiding penalties and presenting yourself as a serious competitor. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need…
You have mastered serves but now you doubt your returns, or all of your returns have been contested? Follow along to learn more about Padel’s returns. Key Conditions for a Correct Return: Interaction with the Opponent: The return is valid if the ball: Ball’s Trajectory: The return is valid if: Touching the Net Hitting Objects…
Reading the guidebook can be a little daunting, sometimes a quick look is all you need. Follow below for instructions without complex language in the way. Court and Equipment Infractions Service and Play Infractions Behavioral Infractions Administrative and Procedural Infractions Penalties Try out PADEL1969‘s Padel rackets and see what difference it makes to play with a premium…
A “let” is a situation where the point is not counted, and the point is replayed. Let’s break down each part: When is a point considered a “let”? Bonus Question Scenario: Decision:In this case, the entire point is replayed, and you get two serves again—as if the previous attempt never happened. This ensures that no…
Nets and Lets are common jargon in Racket sports but rules books do not always explain what they mean. Read more below. What is “Net” service: When the serve hits the net but lands correctly, it will be a let and must be repeated. The service will be “net” if: Unlike tennis, a serve hitting…
Padel scoring is not very different from other racket games, but it does stand its ground as a different scoring system due to the nature of the game. Find below the Scoring FIP rules. Padel scoring Padel can be played by two different systems, depending on which game you prefer. Regular Padel Scoring On the…
Changing sides in Padel is short of complication. Fret not, here follow the official FIP rules made easy to read just for you. FIRST, Players must change sides after the 1st, 3rd, and every subsequent odd game in the set. SECOND, In the “tie break,” the players will change sides after every 6 points. THIRD,…
You can play a variety of different shots in Padel courts, sometimes you are not sure of how valid they are. Find below whether you won or lost your shot with official FIP rules, made easy to read for you. The Point is Won IF The Point is Lost IF Players will lose a point…
There are many ways to win a tie-break, the FIP TIE-BREAK rules offer a variety of tips and tricks, read more below. First and foremost, during a tie-break, the points “zero”, “1”, “2”, “3”, etc., are called. Bonus Question Q: Who begins serving in a “tie break”? A: The player who began serving at the…
Padel is special in many ways, but out-of-court play may be our favorite, If you’re foggy on the details then read more below. The FIP rules straight from the guidebook, and made easy for you to read. Players are authorized to leave the court to play the ball whenever the court fulfills the established conditions….
