Remata/Flat Smash technique?

I don't think you should be smashing from the 2nd post at all, really. You generate quite a bit of speed on the ball, but you're just too far from the net to play that shot as you need more height on it, which is a lot easier if you get to hit down on it more, or be able to generate a lot of spin. The 2nd post is a great position for an attacking vibora for example. Given how shallow and easy that serve was, and how short the lob from your opponent, my guess based on this very limited information is that your smash is probably quite good for your level, if people are serving and returning like that. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VG29Ns-v3U](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VG29Ns-v3U) \- this is a fantastic video about shot selection).

In my opinion and to keep it short, I think technically it was a good winter smash, tactically though it was a poor decision because your opponent is already waiting in the net for you to play that shot 

Hit the ball more above your head ! Contact point is too much in front of you. Also the racket is flat.. add more slicing ball touch with broken wrist. Try some smatches with this in mind. Not in games directly but against the back glass at the net level before.

It's all context-dependant. Your technique isn't great but you're a pretty explosive guy which makes up for it. Against players like that you can probably keep smashing the same all day and still rack up the points. If I were your coach I'd like to see you develop a solid winter smash. It's about the same that you're doing now, only the contact point is more towards your right and you're looking for the ball to hit the court after the service line, so it comes back quickly and low to the ground. It'll keep you effective against much fitter players and pairs nicely with the bandeja if that's a good shot of yours.

A skilled player can return this smash, but in that scenario, it’s not wrong to attempt to win the point with a smash. If you train it enough and when it’s warm , the ball will fly from the second post, and the opponent’s position becomes irrelevant. Technically, I’m currently watching a lot of content on the smash. You could try keeping the racket face more closed so that you can open it more right before the impact, creating more acceleration. :)

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I think for your level the smash is good enough and will win you more points in the long-run. On a higher level this could turn from a nice opportunity on the net to a quick point for the opponent who can easily make the point from the returned smash.

Is this step before hitting the serve is legal? Isn’t that a Move while serving violation?

Eden padel?

Try to hit it on top of your head, not on the side. For a flat smash it’s not bad, but it seems you went for a power smash. In this case I’d recommend locating yourself below the ball. Also there are plenty of videos on youtube that teach about wrist pronation during the hitting moment, that’d also help with the height of the bounce back

That smash is super easy to return once the opennent gets good at using the glass. Doing a slice to keep the ball low, or aiming for the corner and cross court would be the two option I'd take here. If you can smash in the opponent's feet then even better

First thing is you shouldnt catch the ball before bouncing on your side. You technically lost this point. Doesn’t matter much in a recreational game, but in a tournament the opponents might take the poin