00:00Good morning London! Hello London!
00:14In just one year, the number of paddle courts in England has doubled, rising from 870 to 1553.
00:22Furthermore, there has been an increasing number of celebrities and athletes that have joined the paddle craze,
00:28such as Anthony Joshua and Andy Murray.
00:31What's your relation with paddle? Do you play a lot?
00:34Yeah, we've played a few times since we moved abroad in the Middle East,
00:39and it's a very popular sport, which is really nice. I prefer it more than tennis, actually.
00:42Yeah, I've been playing for about three years. Yeah, quite a good level.
00:46Do you like it? I love it, love it.
00:48Tell me, how often do you play paddle? How much do you like it?
00:53Yeah, yeah, so once or twice a week. I'm from the north, so less paddle courts up near me.
00:59But yeah, I try and play a few times. Good social as well, meeting new people.
01:03Yeah, I love it. I prefer a lot more tennis, a lot quicker. And yeah, it just keeps growing.
01:09My brother, who used to live in Argentina, he started playing paddle about 20 years ago,
01:15and then he came back to England and he said, oh, there's like one place, one hour from home to
01:19play it.
01:20But now everyone is playing, so yeah, we want to play.
01:23Thank you. No worries. Thank you very much.
01:30For the first time ever, Premier Paddle lands in England and we are ready for a beautiful paddle week here
01:36at the Olympia Grand Hall.
01:38One of the nicest things of these venues is that you get to watch the matches.
01:42Here we have the central court and just meters away, we have the top players training.
01:48The venue is impressive and super colorful and this main court is breathtaking. Come with me.
01:55Now we have Chingotto and GalĂ¡n that are playing here in the central court and it's starting to get packed.
02:03It's great, you know, it's perfect. It's the first time I've ever been in the UK, in London.
02:07So it's like the Wimbledon off paddle, so it's great. The atmosphere is brilliant.
02:12It's a huge venue, but it's just buzzing. The atmosphere is brilliant, so it's great to be here.
02:15The atmosphere is brilliant.
02:22The atmosphere is brilliant.
02:23You are a little bit criticized when you respond when things are not good at a game.
02:32Are you in the right place with the critics?
02:34Well, we have to take things to improve, not like a padel, but I think it's a bit of a
02:41signature for me in this last time.
02:43In the end, people, when they win and go well, they don't feel much, but when things go
02:50bad or lose two tournaments, it seems that you don't know how to play a padel.
02:54If you could achieve a dream of here at the end of the year, what would you do?
02:58A dream of a padel?
03:02A dream of a padel.
03:02It would be a dream of a padel.
03:03It would be a dream of winning my head in all aspects.
03:07Because, at the end, when your head is out of the track, it reflects a lot of things, because
03:12the expectations are more high.
03:13I would say that I would be a person very strong in many situations.
03:18So I would say that I would have to win my head in a...
03:22Fortaleza mental.
03:23Fortaleza mental, I would say.
03:24Yes.
03:24A dream of a game that would be a game that would be a game that would be a game
03:26that would be a game.
03:28Wow.
03:29The globe a chingoto, without a doubt.
03:30The globe a chingoto.
03:31And if you could celebrate with a dance, every point that you win, what would be?
03:36The celebration of Christianity, the sud of Christianity.
03:39The sud of Christianity.
03:40You're very intelligent with yourself, even when you do it well.
03:43We've seen in several videos, your expressions on the track are quite complicated.
03:50I would like to ask you about one in particular, when you hit the head, even when you hit a
03:57good
03:57point.
03:57Why?
04:26Why?
04:28What do you like?
04:28Nothing Hill.
04:29100%.
04:30It's my top 1 movie favorite movie on the planet, so I love it.
04:35I'm a fan.
04:36If you had to think about an ideal day, an off day, what do you do, Delphi?
04:40Oh, I'd like to be in my house with my girls, in the pool, be quiet, make an ass at
04:45midnight,
04:46and at night, another ass at night.
04:47Can you do some nuts?
04:48Yes, it can be, but it's a lot of work.
04:50Let me do another one.
04:53Thank you very much.
04:56And now it's time to check out who's the favorite player of the tournament for the fans.
05:01Galan.
05:01Galan?
05:02LeBron.
05:03Okay.
05:04So are you enemies?
05:06No.
05:07We actually play together.
05:08Okay.
05:09Cuello.
05:10And for you?
05:11Galan.
05:12Galan.
05:12What do you like about Galan?
05:14Probably Big Smash.
05:15I think everyone enjoys a Big Smash.
05:17Okay.
05:18It's so good to see elite players here in London.
05:21Do you play paddle?
05:22I do.
05:23How is it going?
05:24I enjoy it.
05:25I love playing paddle.
05:26It's so addictive.
05:28Federico Chingotto.
05:29He's the reason why I started playing paddle in the first place.
05:31Because of Juan LeBron.
05:33Yes.
05:33Who's your favorite paddle player?
05:35Do you know the players?
05:36No?
05:36Me.
05:37You.
05:38Okay.
05:39I came this morning, watched a match.
05:43Okay.
05:44They started arguing.
05:47Arguing.
05:49When they were playing and that argue took so long and the audience started to do it.
05:58And then they saw the VAR.
06:00Okay.
06:00And the VAR said the ball was in.
06:03Okay.
06:04And the Italian woman.
06:07And we were.
06:10And after a wrong time I said.
06:14Bye.
06:15Bye bye.
06:15You don't like arguments.
06:18Well I do like arguments but I'm involved then.
06:22Watch the new Spider-Man and you will see me like that.
06:26No makeup like that.
06:28But no more.
06:29Your favorite player.
06:30Yang Was.
06:30Yang Was.
06:31Yeah.
06:31He lost today.
06:32I know.
06:33Are you sad?
06:33A lot.
06:34Really a lot.
06:36But he's the best.
06:37Anyways.
06:38Thank you very much.
06:38Good luck.
06:39And to fly on court you have to be very well prepared.
06:42Today we're interviewing one of the most famous physical trainers of the tournament.
06:56Yes.
06:56Yes.
06:57Can you show us some of those exercises?
06:59Yes.
07:00Of course.
07:01You know what I mean?
07:02You know what I mean?
07:02You know what I mean?
07:02When I enter a game, it costs a lot of fun.
07:05Yes.
07:05To get to the game.
07:07To get to the game.
07:08To get to the game.
07:09Well, it's not good.
07:09Because you play at 6 am and you get to the game at 6 or at 6-5.
07:13You have to get to the game at 5,30am.
07:16Or at the game.
07:17Or, if you think that it's 2 hours, half an hour of the game and half an hour of the
07:20game
07:21It's much easier to do it mentally.
07:23Because then you get to the game and you see that the game has not arrived and so well.
07:26Well, you see that I'm half an hour and I'm going to enjoy it.
07:30If you've picked up the game in this moment, you get to the game and you don't have time to
07:35do anything.
07:36And you lose and lose.
07:38It's because the best performance is working with a good temperature.
07:41So, you're looking at the game, you get to the game, you get to get three or five games, you
07:46don't start to feel comfortable.
07:48You want to enjoy your practice, your basketball hours that you spend on the game, you're right?
07:54And the money that you spend on a track to play.
07:57Yes, you spend more money on a ball than on a half hour of calentamiento and you can take a
08:00lot more.
08:01Yes.
08:01That the feet are closer, the more close the feet are the body, the more difficult it is.
08:07There.
08:08It's a simple exercise.
08:09Another thing that I like a lot is a yoga posture that is called Marasana.
08:15It is to stay in this posture between 40 seconds and 1 minute.
08:19Those talons have to be supported.
08:21If you don't have to be supported, it's that your mobility of the leg or both is bad or deficient,
08:28that you can improve.
08:28You can see that in this posture I can stay for a long time and I don't want to go.
08:32So, I always say to the people, and if I don't want to go, it's that they don't have mobility.
08:36Rotation of the body, here, giving a little bit of dynamism and also playing in this posture,
08:44giving a mobility to the leg and to the tronco.
08:48Do you know what happens?
08:49It's a little bit like that it's a little bit like that it's a little bit like that.
08:52A me me da vergĂ¼enza.
08:53Yes?
08:53Why?
08:54I don't know.
08:55Well, you have to be proud of yourself.
08:57If you look at yourself, then your friends, your friends, your friends and your friends,
09:01what will happen.
09:02Yes?
09:02Yes.
09:02Well, I'll tell you.
09:04I'll tell you.
09:05Well, that's true.
09:07Well, that's true.
09:10Thanks.
09:10That's true.
09:11So, that's an important tip that we have prepared for today, but, above all, for a tactical explanation.
09:16We're with Sevan Herone at Pretoria.
09:19I wanted to ask you, when you were there, you said in the final, you said you have to play
09:26in parallel,
09:27even if you don't like it and you don't like it.
09:29Explain a little bit about this vocabulary
09:31so that you don't know so much about padel.
09:34Well, in reality,
09:36what I was trying to do was that Delphi
09:38play a little bit more parallel
09:40because of that way
09:42he improved the position of Gemma
09:44because he could play more pistas
09:47and play more balls.
09:48What game can you teach me today?
09:50What can you help me to improve?
09:52Elige you.
09:53Well, I'll leave you at your free election.
09:55Let's see if we can do something better.
09:58Let's see how we can do it.
10:01I think
10:02if we have a good technique
10:04and a good impact on the ball
10:06we can do something good.
10:07Let's go to the bottom.
10:08Let's go.
10:10For a good side of the ball
10:12it's important
10:14where you hit the ball.
10:15Where?
10:16In front of me.
10:17In front of me.
10:18In front of me.
10:18In front of me.
10:20In front of me.
10:20In front of me.
10:22In front of me.
10:22In front of me.
10:24In front of me.
10:25In front of me.
10:27In front of me.
10:28In front of me.
10:29In front of me.
10:31In front of me.
10:32In front of me.
10:32In front of me.
10:35In front of me.
10:36In front of me.
10:36In front of me.
10:36In front of me.
10:37In front of me.
10:37In front of me.
10:39In front of me.
10:41In front of me.
10:43In front of me.
10:45In front of me.
10:49In front of me.
10:51Okay?
10:52Let me the throw.
10:53Let me the ball.
10:55Let me the ball.
10:55Let me the ball go on.
10:57Good.
10:58It is not going to go on the leg.
11:00Because if you go on the leg, there are many chances that the ball is in Piccadilly Circus
11:04and the idea is to interfere.
11:05And do a big bend.
11:07You can do it inside the ball.
11:09Yes.
11:09No that you reach in Trafalgar Square.
11:11Okay.
11:12Let me the ball go on.
11:13Let me the ball go on.
11:15Let me the ball go on.
11:18There we are.
11:18Yes we are.
11:20Well, we are going to go on.
11:22This is what you have done, 8 million times.
11:25Yes, I understand.
11:27Like for every time.
11:28For every time.
11:28For every time.
11:29Yes, not only for every time, but you have that feeling
11:33that first the impact is first and then the raspas.
11:36Okay.
11:37You hit it and then you hit it.
11:40First impact, and once that impact, I go down.
11:43Okay.
11:44So, you can see that you can advance and move it
11:46to make the effect correct.
11:49Yes, and that you die.
11:50And that you die.
11:51That's the idea.
11:52Thank you very much, Eva.
11:53A pleasure.
11:54Thank you very much.
11:55Thank you very much.
11:55That's what we hope.
11:58And this was Paddle Vibes from London.
12:01Thank you to everyone in Bainsport.
12:03See you very soon.
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