The young Argentinian Tino Libaak , one of the great hopes of world padel, continues his recovery after a lower back injury contracted at the end of March during the P1 of Santiago . A persistent lower back problem that worsened just before his debut at Major of Rome , where he had to withdraw at the last minute.
Recovery in progress but not yet complete
After several weeks of forced rest, Libaak has resumed training in Barcelona, with physicality and play on the field. But he and his team choose caution : it is still too early for a return to official competition. The risk of relapse being high, he prefers not to rush his return , despite the obvious desire to return to the circuit.
Packages confirmed for Madrid and Paris
According to information confirmed by Twenty Ten, Tino Libaak will not participate in the P1 in Madrid or the Major in Paris , two major stages of the calendar Premier Padel planned for the end of summer. A difficult but necessary decision for preserve your long-term health , he who is only 19 years old but already has a very promising future in the world top.

Target: Dusseldorf at the end of September
The new target of Tino and his team is now clear: Düsseldorf's P2 , planned from 22 to 28 September A period which should allow him to return to 100% of his physical capacities, and to re-enter the circuit without risk .
The prolonged absence of Libaak remember how much Modern padel is physically demanding , even for the youngest. Between busy schedule, constant travel and intense matches , the body is put to the test. This choice to take the time shows a certain maturity and a medical environment that listens.
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