Miguel Sciorilli's tricks (X): How to position yourself to return a serve

The prestigious technician offers us the tenth installment of his videos, with which he intends to help the practitioners of this wonderful sport continue to progress in their game. This time, and continuing with the two previous chapters, will give us a series of tips to return the service of the opponent in the best way possible.

Padel World Press .- Do not miss this video in which the coach of Fernando Belasteguín-Pablo Lima or Carolina Navarro-Cecilia Reiter returns to put their knowledge and experience at the service of the fans.

How do we have to place ourselves in order to return the service of our opponents in the best possible way? To begin, it is very important to learn to define what I have to return and know what is the most complicated thing that can happen to us with a serve of the rivals.

In general, what has to be returned is a ball that will come very low in most of the occasions, that will bounce up to the service line and that can come on the right or on the left at a distance of 5 meters .

With these parameters are with which we will make the decision on where to place. As he stressed: "My suggestion is that we stand very close to the service line, almost touching it with the shovel. You have to cover the side wall so that the ball does not get in the bottom touching the side wall, which would leave us with very little room to maneuver, and finally, we will take the shovel down because the ball will come almost surely very low. "

Finally, he left us with a suggestion that he encouraged to put into practice and that will be developed more in depth in the next video: "The first thing to read is whether the ball comes to the right or to the left. Once done, we must accommodate the body to one side or the other, to subtract in the best way possible.

Don't miss his explanation.

Very excited about this new project, Miguel said: "I hope you liked the explanation and, above all, I also await your comments. If it has been useful, do not hesitate to share it with your friends. Greetings to all".

Source: Facebook of Miguel Sciorilli 

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