Le padel is a whole new sport which today remains in growing development both at the amateur and professional level.

During the matches of padel very often we see the players shout and encourage each other strongly on the points gained as on the faults of the adversaries.

Many of us will say that this is wrong and that the players need to have a respectful and professional attitude. We are not wrong but is it bad to encourage each other a lot in a match? Why should we compare the padel and tennis in terms of atmosphere and attitude?

During the matches of padel, the supporters are very present and live the match with the 4 actors who like to share these moments with the public. Keeping a low profile and not showing anything doesn't help heat up the atmosphere and fans of padel who expect that, that the atmosphere is electric.

Be careful, all this must be respected, but the padel doesn't have golf anymore. The padel needs showman like Tapia, Paquito, Lamperti or like Kyrgios in tennis.

You have to let go and not feel offended when your opponents are cheering or shouting too loudly. It should not be taken as provocation, but as a mental work of the players who encourage themselves to return at times in a trance that boost them.

The players scream and express their joy as they are happy to win the points, they are happy to share these moments with the audience.

Be demonstrative if this is your nature and do not be afraid of the looks of others!

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Max Moreau

Max Moreau is one of the best French in padel. The Sherlock of padel opens the doors to the French and professional circuit. This expert in padel will not hesitate to intervene on the tactics and the technique of our sport.

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