What short form padel content do you watch?

At the beginning was a lot of videos on how to. Now I just listen to some padel podcast about what is going now. I stopped to watch how to do stuff because there is a lot of videos quite wrong on my opinion. Podcast has been great to understand the back end of the tournament and stuff like that.

Mine will be very stereotypical but the stuff I watch on YT is: EverythingPadel - sometimes interested in the coaching, but mainly the match bids. Padeable - Same as EP, most are the videos are Menno's but seeing the others are interesting too. Padelactico - Mainly his match stuff. OtroNivel - Some technique and tactics stuff (though Sven has started doing match videos too!) The Padel School - Basic tips, technique and podcasts. Thijs Roper - seeing a professional on their journey is interesting. There's some more but that's the general feel.

I can only recommend "Hello Padel" from Mauri Andrini, former world class padel player who then started his padel academy. A lot of content on technique, but also on tactics! Highly recommended! His videos are usually in English!

Padelactico started with your approach (cinematic, but long form). I always thought something like back in the days counterstrike frag-movies for padel could be fun. Maybe check that out. It’s pretty much the best points synced with music etc, different angles, emotions. Kind of like trailers for bigger events

Don't. Maybe find a decent structured book or course and stick with that

Mostly full matches for me, or highlights if I can't catch it live. I watch a lot of FIP tournaments and high-level European club play - Danish, Dutch, Swedish, French leagues mainly. And Premier Padel whenever it's on. The biggest gap in padel content for me is longer format stuff - vlogs, tournament follow-alongs, that kind of thing. Padelable is my favourite channel by a mile and they upload constantly which is great. I think you'd call them LSDs (?) (lifestyle documentaries). Arturo Coello does some videos in that vein but they're way too heavily edited and all in Spanish so not really engaging for me. Worst content for me is over-edited shorts with the same recycled background music, and the gimmicky trick shot stuff you see all over Instagram. Just not what I'm looking for at all and I feel that it paints padel as 'unserious', when that couldnt be further from the truth. I don't really watch coaching videos or guides because they tend to have the opposite effect on me as they can sometimes overload your brain with information.

you are a lucky one, how do you managed to travell for years at your age mate?