Hello Sandy. I played with some new friends/players and came to this discussion. One guy said that you are not allowed to hit the ball with your racket at opposite side of the pitch before the ball goes over the net. He said that reaching for the ball to opposite side of the net with your racket is only allowed if the ball has bounced from your side (back glass). I thought you were allowed to reach over the net in any scenario. I was trying to find answer to this on google but couldn't find any. I watch your videos often and understand that you are a trustworthy person with a lot of knowledge and I would be very grateful to hear from you and solve this dilemma. Best regards :)
Hey! I've seen lot of clips where players hit the ball straight to the opponents side of the net, after a smash that comes back from the back glass. Does it not need to hit the ground before the net?
the point ends when the ball hits the ground twice. In your example if you hit the net first, then your opponent still has time to counter after 1 bounce. You can hit it directly into the net or use their ground first. It doesn't matter because the point will only end when the ball bounces twice after you've hit it
@@ThePadelSchool That's curious. My elbow started to hurt as well in my 3rd game with it, but I'm not sure if it's me playing too much padel or the hesacore.
