Strategic positioning and transition tactics after lobs.

LobJan 5, 2025

Key takeaway from our Guru

How should I position myself and transition effectively after hitting a lob in Padel?

After hitting a good lob, one partner should move forward to the net while the other stays back to defend, coordinating positions based on the opponent's shot and their expected response like a Bandeja.

What this lesson covers

This transcript with coach Mauri is very insightful for improving your court movement. He emphasizes the critical transition from defense to offense after hitting a lob, explaining the proper partner positioning and coordination needed. Understanding when one player should push forward to the net while the other stays back to defend is key. It will help you and your partner anticipate and react more effectively during points.

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Hello Padel Academy

Added on Apr 2, 2026

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