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Long perceived as a mere holiday discipline, born under the sun of the Adriatic coast, beach tennis is undergoing a radical transformation today. While Italy remains the historical birthplace and a land of technical reference, the sport has taken a decisive step: it is no longer just a summer practice; it is a global racket sport. And if we look closely at the ITF global circuit map in this mid-2026, one thing is clear: the center of gravity has shifted to Latin America.The South American mutation: beyond seasonalityThe major turning point of recent years lies in the end of weather dependency.

It is tempting, after a few months of practice, to turn to the equipment used by professional players. We often think that a faster racket, with very dynamic rubbers, will compensate for our technical flaws. Yet, in most cases, this change has the opposite effect: you lose precision, make more unforced errors, and ultimately stall. Here is why it is often better to stick with equipment suited to your actual level.The illusion of "automatic" speedA very fast racket has sponges that expel the ball much harder as soon as it makes contact with the surface. If your stroke is not perfectly repeatabl

Many padel players mistakenly believe that the net is the perfect place to unleash all their power. By trying to end the rally with fast volleys, they often end up giving their opponents easy balls. At the net, your real goal is not to hit hard, but to maintain pressure. For this, the depth of your volley is a much more decisive leverage than its speed.The trap of the fast volleyWhen looking for pure speed in a volley, you mechanically reduce your margin for error. A hard-hit ball often arrives with a horizontal trajectory which, if not perfectly placed, easily returns to the player at the net

The kick serve is an interesting tactical option for securing your second serves or varying trajectories. Unlike a flat serve, it relies on a pronounced topspin that causes the ball to bounce high after hitting the ground, making the opponent's return less comfortable. This movement requires some practice to coordinate the toss, body positioning, and racket action. Here are the key steps to build this shot.The principle of the kick serveThe kick serve relies on high ball rotation. The idea is to brush the back of the ball from bottom to top, ideally in a trajectory from 7 o'clock to 1 o'clock