BEST Method That Will Keep You Calm. 16 Second PADEL Cure

[@jordiperaltaportoles1931]

Very useful. I always play in a non relaxed mood. I would like more videos like that

[@alexandre.o.zamberlan]

Thanks Coach! Great video! Many amazing tips. Hollywood, the coach is coming :) VAMOS

[@matteomaramaldo1329]

Great video very useful Mindset is super important in all sports especially this one Yes share other video like this great Sven 💪💪💪 vanosdd

[@pfonseca67]

Without a doubt, the most interesting and useful video you ever made. 👌

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Means a lot! Thanks

[@mahomedyaseenabdoola9249]

I've been getting angry on the court quite often recently and I think this video should help out big time. I will be giving thi sa try tonight when I play.

[@OtroNivelPadel]

You can do it!

[@singlereed]

Good stuff, Sven - lots of sensible and practical ideas. You always make me laugh out loud (in a good way) and I have a new word ‘relaxion’ 😂 You might also think about saying more about being a good partner. There are a few people I sometimes have to play with who really impact me negatively in games by pointing out my mistakes when I already know what I did wrong.

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Great comment, I will think of that

[@magiztern6921]

Great video. Pls make more about the mental part off Padel. Making shots is easy. Staying calm in the head is hard 🤣

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Will do!

[@Theseoulite9]

Very entertaining and at the same time informative... You're the padel comedy tio

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Gracias tio!

[@Voxen88]

you are inspiring as always! great job

[@nathanvda]

Great tips! I used to play a lot of volleyball when I was younger, and also there it was/is very important to start each point with a clean (mental) slate. So I feel it is something I do almost naturally (also of course: playing padel on very recreative level, but still I have high expectations of my own play). What does feel harder for me in padel, playing with various partners, is how to keep this positive mental attitude going as a pair, but your tip: discussing the game-plan could help in that regards, take the focus away from the error, focus on the next game. Thanks!

[@giuseppexd1871]

Simply indispensable! Great and nice video. Tks Sven.

[@Allhem7]

Superb!👏🏽👍🏽🤩

[@joseluismur607]

Muy buen video... De lo mejor que he visto en you tube... todo es técnica y casi nadie habla de estas cosas... mi felicitación... VAMOS!!!

[@fravyusc]

Great video! Sometimes I get out of the game with my mistakes and it make me angry... I can lose for anyone, but don't to myself... I will try to do this tips to stay focus and keep calm. Thanks!

[@NyloSound]

Super useful. Thanks. And yeah, we need more of these videos!

[@victortoftas504]

Great tips!I have Always been struggling with keeping myself calm after mistakes, This will definitely help me a lot👍

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Its not easy! But you can do it 💪🏼💪🏼

[@giuliapetrella6367]

I love this video, thanksssss!

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Thank you! Great to hear

[@qkardav]

Sometimes when it doesnt go well on court. Then I try to joke about it with me partner. Just to give us a smile and to try to loose up. And always be positive.

[@OtroNivelPadel]

That can help a lot!

[@Andru150]

Excelente video!! Estoy seguro que tus consejos me van a servir mucho para ganar entre cada punto! Me gustaría que continúes haciendo más vídeos como este. Gracias! Saludos desde Argentina

[@antwerpenoar]

Thanks for this video Sven. Knowing and doing are 2 different things. Appreciate you reminding me of these important aspects. Keep it up, +1 for extra breaking your oppos mentally vids

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Will do! Vamos

[@trevorh8962]

Great video. Thx

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Thanks!

[@victorcastillotur5710]

Great job!

[@JaviToplus]

Excellent tips! Definitely having the right mindset or getting to know how to come back to it makes the difference when playing, you might not win but still feel good and positive after the match. Unsure wasting time its a great tip though haha that could upset people, but taking all your assigned time instead -wether needed or not- its a great one to break opponents flow! I would like to see more of this videos!

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Thank you!

[@Michieln2304]

great video!

[@Sasha111ua]

Gracias tío!

[@simonbanasik1202]

Great subject!! Especially the breathing I have considered looking at trying some Wim Hof breathing stuff but I think I'll just try this first 😂👍

[@simonbanasik1202]

And yes please regarding more of this type of content!

[@juandediosmartinez8379]

Great

[@MartijnvanDelden1988]

Misschien wel een van je meest waardevolle video's!

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Goed om te horen!

[@Lollaffers]

I neuterally smashed my padel racket to pieces today, felt good man.

[@OtroNivelPadel]

🤣 ah nice.

[@giuseppepicasiracusa]

Thanks for this amazing video.. Often Mental situation it's an handicap during a match and can compromise your result. Vamosss Sven

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Vamoooo

[@Voxen88]

video suggestion: " how I become a padel istructor" I'm still learning padel but maybe in the future I'll look for turn it into a profession, I would like to see some "shared experiences from player to istructor" would you like to share your?

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Will think of that!

[@Valtah]

If you want to break de rival flow and rithym, you just have to hit thier bodys with the ball HAHAHA VAMOOSSSS!!

[@OtroNivelPadel]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Vamoooo

[@Gorosco04]

I've some tricks: After a lousy ball, I turn to the rear glass and don't turn again until I'm ready to play again. Twenty secons are a lot of seconds to make you calm. Between the games, I ever take the toall, dry face and think what to do in the next game. What serve is working to each opponent? What shots are making more damage in the other team? Etc. The key is to manage the times of the game. Rule the match! Ha, ha, ha!!

[@OtroNivelPadel]

You are doing a great job!

[@Tech_Publica]

The hardest situation to deal with for me is when you make a mistake in a crucial point, let' s say a game point or a set point. You really feel like that is the mistake that will make the difference between victory and defeat. I am not sure if the best strategy would be to just try to forget about it or use the disappointment as a lever to do better in the next crucial point...

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Whatever works is good, there is nothing you can change about previous points. You should learn from mistakes and use that intelligence and win the next points.

[@chrisa7237]

Great Sven. This is me 😂 Different issue: My playing partner and I seem to be in a rut. Good rut - we nearly always win the first set. Bad rut - we always seem to lose the second set. It's not like we're worried about losing the second set while we're playing it. But our accuracy seems to drop in the second. Happened to you? What to do? Thanks.

[@OtroNivelPadel]

When you win the first set, it is statisticly proven that yout heartrate drops. Which means you are less aware/focust. So you have to jump/ activate your feet when you are not playing. In that way you will keep focus because your heartrate is still good.

[@josepmontesinos1994]

All good, but the tip about disrupting the flow of your opponents, which I would only use it in competitions. Socially I enjoy everyone playing the best they can. It's like putting someone in the fridge, which, in my opinion, is unacceptable in social games, where my goals in order are: 1) no injuries, 2) everybody happy and willing to play again next week, 3) good standard of play, 4) good communication with partner, 5) try something new: technically and/or tactically.

[@OtroNivelPadel]

Yes of course! You are correct, this video is ment for competing