Padel World Press .- It is something that many fans and practitioners of this sport often question: Why we leave a game? The truth is that it is a question that has several answers.
The new options are the following:
a) Because the opponent is inferior: And that makes us get into a vicious circle of deconcentration-failure-anger-nothing comes out... To avoid this, you have to enter the track with the objective of overwhelming the opponent, always with respect, since that is the only way of not giving opponents an option and that we do not see ourselves immersed in that dangerous circle that before we mentioned.
b) Because the rival is superior:What can make us play giving the game for lost ... We do not move on the court, we play without sense ... To avoid this happening you have to step on the track very motivated, without any fear towards opponents and fighting each ball to the maximum . It is very important that we know that, if we lose, we will have done it by leaving everything ... That is already a victory, regardless of the result.
c) Because it's an even match: And there are tactical and strategic errors on our part or right of the opposites in that sense. It is common that at specific moments of a duel one of the couples commits a strategic error ... Or that the other has a success that makes the opponent begin to make mistakes and leave the game, entering that circle of which we spoke at the point First.
When you enter into that dynamic it is very difficult to get out of it. Therefore, you have to try to sit down at rest, analyze the situation and try to turn it around ... Although it is very complicated. In matches matched, the pair that makes the right decisions, or even does not make decisions but the opponents take the wrong one, is the one that usually takes the victory.
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